ZainRiz

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by ZainRiz 4y ago
I wonder how much of those 10 seconds would the car spend trying to notify the driver. "Warning, take the wheel! Death imminent" takes a good 6 seconds to say :P
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Housing can be very cheap if you're willing to live in a small town. It feels expensive only when people want to cluster around the same, limited number of areas. If you're not tied by an employer, then you can be way more flexib
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
StableDiffusion+img2img may beg to differ :)
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
If you read the first paragraph of the article, the primary concern mentioned is not surveillance, it's influencing the American public in ways that benefits China and harms the US. Psy-ops effectively Here's a segment by 60 Minut
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Turkmenistan gas extraction company right now: "Gee, thanks for finding our leaks guys! You won't believe how much money we were just leaking into the atmosphere there." </dreams>
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Like offering to pay to fix the leaks in their gas pipeline? Prob way cheaper than invading the country
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
With an open API, you even open up the door to "moderation bots" that autoban users from your timeline if they appear to be bots Hmm...this may turn into "Ban speech from my account that's promoting right/left wing
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
If they were really trying to secure the code, shouldn't the bill be called the "Securing Software Act"? It's not like closed source software is magically immune to vulnerabilities
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
also, make sure you're using python3.9 or lower https://stackoverflow.com/a/70501550/21539
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Stable Diffusion: Like DALL-E but Free [Two Minute Papers](youtube.com)
1 points by ZainRiz 4y ago|0 comments
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PyTorch Moves to the Linux Foundation(pytorch.org)
3 points by ZainRiz 4y ago|0 comments
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
This is basically saying "Scientific research that supports my politics should be allowed, and those that refute it should be banned (because of course anyone who opposes my politics will be hurting people)"
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
OP's link also shows how long until Google Timer is killed again
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
As someone who is not a straight-white-male, and someone who grew up feeling generations of oppression against me perpetrated by straight white males, the level of privilege attributed to that group seems like a gross mischaracterization
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PyTorch Design Philosophy: Make It Flexible(pytorch.org)
2 points by ZainRiz 4y ago|0 comments
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PyTorch Design Philosophy(pytorch.org)
2 points by ZainRiz 4y ago|1 comments
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
I spent years also thinking I had nothing I could teach that people would pay money for. Heck, I had a couple blog posts that made HN front page and still I didn't think that people would actually pay me money for that content. Then
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
I mean, the other side can make the claim too, right? Then it just becomes two kids pointing at each other shouting "he started it!"
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Google’s Imagen AI: Outrageously Good! [Two Minute Papers](youtube.com)
2 points by ZainRiz 4y ago|1 comments
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Exactly. I wonder what Jira engineers think of Jira
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
> Which is funny because 99% of what project managers seem to be about is making sure work gets done Unfortunately, from the project manager's perspective the emphasis is on the words making sure And Jira lets them think they&#x27
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
> why don't you think some other company has come along and toppled the Jira crown? Jira is the way it is because Jira ISN'T built for developers. Devs may have to use Jira, but they're not the ones who have to pay for it
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The Software Engineer's Career Ladder(zainrizvi.io)
1 points by ZainRiz 4y ago|0 comments
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Remember the kid who was thrown into gitmo at age 14?
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Back when I worked on Windows, it would take ~24 hours for a full build/test cycle Close enough to drying glue
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Most of what I know I learned from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/c/stevinmarin I started with just using a saw, and then gradually added tools based on what my projects needed
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
Same here, I really enjoy sketching it on paper. I've only made small, handheld objects so far though, I may change my mind once I decide to take on larger projects
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
No need to spend hours reading a poorly written manual first
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
If I don't see them on hacker news then they don't exist ;)
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by ZainRiz 4y ago
> real world work is so messy and non-deterministic when I get involved Wait till you start writing code that deals make requests over the internet Or has to talk to hardware You'll see the real world :)

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