kashifzaidi1

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by kashifzaidi1 3y ago
my father is deaf and mute, particularly the Pakistani sign language, one particular utility i see this can be really useful for is if the model can be trained on detecting different sign languages, then it would become possible for live tr
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by kashifzaidi1 9y ago
< your abilities don't scale True, but making a good process to replicate it further can scale
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Ask HN: Evolving from freelancing gigs to a consulting company?
37 points by kashifzaidi1 9y ago|23 comments
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Ask HN: Advice on evolving from freelancing gigs to a consulting company?
3 points by kashifzaidi1 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Those making over $1K/month on side projects, what did you make?
41 points by kashifzaidi1 9y ago|27 comments
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How Calibri font may bring down the government in Pakistan(thenextweb.com)
1 points by kashifzaidi1 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Those making over $1K/month on side projects, what did you make?
373 points by kashifzaidi1 10y ago|245 comments
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Video shows how easily you can bypass iphone's passcode(unilad.co.uk)
1 points by kashifzaidi1 11y ago|0 comments
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by kashifzaidi1 11y ago
If you'd like to read how they are misinterpreting islam, here is the longer version in the book : http://www.amazon.com/No-god-but-God-Evolution/dp/1400062136 the gist is, They are interpreting things litera
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Cool Clock, Ahmed. Want to Bring It to the White House?(twitter.com)
11 points by kashifzaidi1 11y ago|2 comments
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by kashifzaidi1 11y ago
I use meldium, it has teams, and the chrome extension is a life saver.
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1973: secret UK committee drafts message to be played in case of nuclear attack(aeon.co)
1 points by kashifzaidi1 11y ago|0 comments
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by kashifzaidi1 11y ago
Kudos, never knew that!
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by kashifzaidi1 11y ago
I am in that same trap, any advice for someone to break the shackles? especially for someone located in Pakistan?
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2014 YB35(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by kashifzaidi1 12y ago|1 comments
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Are coders worth it?(aeon.co)
4 points by kashifzaidi1 12y ago|1 comments
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
just to reiterate, i am saying to change the mindset we handle the privacy, They can have you in a hundred different ways without you noticing. all i am saying is we (as users) make them care enough to be on our side and not collect info wi
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
Yes, good point, That would be traumatising to handle, all i am saying is, its a debate we need to have, and this cannot be left in the dark corners of modern web. This is just a proposal which imho covers all the bases, what we choose to d
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
The point is not weather people are fine with it or not, the point was if they aren't they should have that choice to control the things they share. you dont always know what will come and bite you in the ass after a while. In my count
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
yes, i second that to the letter, only if we lived in that perfect society.
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Thoughts on Privacy: The right way forward(kashif.io)
20 points by kashifzaidi1 12y ago|17 comments
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
interestingly, we have seen such demo's before. The fear is these things will fade away like many interesting computer interfaces in the past due to no industrial application. I personally think it will be a great help in logistics. Bu
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The best computer interface? Maybe ... your hands(ted.com)
2 points by kashifzaidi1 12y ago|1 comments
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
Well its not fair if you judge the extent of privacy by some teens deleting there facebook photos. Things are systematically designed online to make people okay when they are potentially giving up privacy. More thoughts on http:/&#x2F
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by kashifzaidi1 12y ago
You should take a different approach. Your target audience aren't the decision makers. a. Try to sell the product to the decision makers in that business (school management etc.). Pitch them about saving resources. (employee time) b.
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by kashifzaidi1 13y ago
Well definitely it is an interesting idea, outsourcing your QA. But as you pointed out the problem really is to validate if people want it or not. Personally, when you outsource such a core part of your service, co-ordination becomes an iss