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by faizshah 6y ago
End result: https://youtu.be/34AmKPJNfCg The video is approaching uncanny valley. The audio isn’t there yet. Interesting how far laymen can get with this already.
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LinusTechTips deepfaked a video without Linus(youtu.be)
10 points by faizshah 6y ago|3 comments
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by faizshah 6y ago
Endangering the lives of others has never been an inalienable right. If not wearing a mask or being physically close to others currently breaks the non aggression principle it is reasonable for society to impose temporary measures until it
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by faizshah 6y ago
Can you share how you did this? I would like to try it.
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by faizshah 6y ago
Understandable, it’s a somewhat new way of thinking called “Modern Monetary Theory.” See Kelton’s “The Deficit Myth” for more info. Many interesting threads in the last year on this: https://www.google.com/search?q=modern+mo
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by faizshah 6y ago
Practically they don’t need to be profitable since we print our own currency. As Prof. Stephanie Kelton puts it “the governments red ink is our black ink.” But politically when US politicians want to attack a popular service, they use analo
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by faizshah 6y ago
Im a Junior dev and I actually have been learning basic Perl over the last year. I think Perl is still useful in shell scripts and most of the time its faster than awk and sed. But I cant justify using it instead of Python for scripts or a
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by faizshah 6y ago
Someone posted a high res scan of this on reddit if anyone else is interested: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/91ntoh/comment/e3... Unfortunately no scan of the other two (feuds and views
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by faizshah 6y ago
Prototype link: https://p5stamper.com/ Glad to see they used Processing. In high school I introduced my CS classmates to Processing after hearing about it on The Creative Coding Podcast. We made tons of games and interestin
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by faizshah 6y ago
I agree. This tournament is the first time I can understand both the commentary and the moves the players are making. As a player who only understands the rules it’s easy to understand why a player would blunder their queen after forgetting
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by faizshah 6y ago
The github has a good overview of the algo(and clean python code): https://github.com/dalya/Sequencer
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by faizshah 6y ago
I like this idea a lot and the design is wonderful. But, I would have liked to see a link to an example blog on the page just to see what the output looks like.
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by faizshah 6y ago
So Flink differentiates in stream processing in two major ways: - Flink guarantees exactly once stream processing through a barrier checkpointing system. - Flink has very detailed APIs for handling state and doing stateful stream processing
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by faizshah 6y ago
I’ll try. Heres what u should know from these: Fast, Reliable, Stream Processing - Flink Data Science on Big Data - Spark Reliable Distributed Log Aggregation - Flume Low Code Data Flows w/ GUI - NiFi Zapier for Enterprise Software - C
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by faizshah 6y ago
You greatly overestimate the people who run these remote access scams. They struggle to edit html in devtools and a simple overlay element takes them >15 minutes and calling a supervisor to delete. Check out some of this guys videos: ht
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by faizshah 6y ago
I find a programmable hardware interface like that for python programs to be enticing. Does it work with anaconda? This led me down a rabbit hole of looking at the weird newer calculators like TI nspire. Do any of these calculators have a w
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by faizshah 6y ago
They are so successful in the journalism community, they could probably start patreon for journalists and get some good press for doing it. Another route could be to start a newsletter platform since paid newsletters are getting so big.
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by faizshah 6y ago
Wonderful comment, I had no idea IPython was THAT old. The python community really put a lot of work in over two decades to get here.
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by faizshah 6y ago
I wish Ruby was “the data science language” tbh. Ruby has some of the most beautiful and concise idioms of any language. I remember the first time I learned procs, blocks and lambdas my mind was blown with how elegant ruby solutions to prob
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Useful Docs and Guides for Front-End Developers(medium.com)
4 points by faizshah 6y ago|0 comments
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by faizshah 6y ago
Same, I really like the book 500 Lines or Less for this as well: https://github.com/aosabook/500lines I’ve personally been getting in to writing minimal code because I’ve grown frustrated with how simple tasks can resu
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OpenDP: Open-source privacy-protective analysis of personal data [pdf](projects.iq.harvard.edu)
2 points by faizshah 6y ago|0 comments
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by faizshah 6y ago
Thanks, I was looking for a practical book like this!
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by faizshah 6y ago
The touchbar is for sure a gimmick, but I found some use for it in PyCharm. There’s a lot of commands you can run from the menubar in pycharm so its kinda useful to skip a complicated hotkey and just add it to the touchbar. Maybe in video e
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by faizshah 6y ago
That "Review of Urbit" is the best post I've read on it, thanks for sharing.
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by faizshah 6y ago
This HNer did a deep dive into Urbit's source, it's the best explanation of it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21676792 Another good, more charitable, explanation posted below: https://medium.com&
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by faizshah 6y ago
I think I was unclear. I meant that the exception to picking a language based on community, resources and modules are JS and Phoenix Liveview where there is an additional benefit of using a single language for frontend and backend. In these
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by faizshah 7y ago
A lot of the coders over 40 that I know who are experiencing difficulty finding work are coders who spent years working at the same place and chose specialization over staying current. They chose to become the J2EE guy with 10 years experie
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by faizshah 7y ago
People overrate the elegance and readability of languages. You can write elegant and inelegant Java. I've seen python code that is totally unmaintainable and python code that's some of the most elegant out there. You can find Rail
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by faizshah 7y ago
Question to the former Rails devs out there: We mostly see threads fawn over Elixir and Phoenix, have you experienced any downsides to switching? Anything you miss from Rails? I'm convinced to give it a try after that demo!

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