madrafi

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Hunting Coinhive Miners(radicalrafi.github.io)
1 points by madrafi 9y ago|0 comments
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by madrafi 9y ago
Sorry for late answer I actually learned English this way and I think that there's no such thing as being competent but more like being comfortable, it took me couple years to be able to pick up books like The Great Gatsby, Great Expec
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Machine Learning for malware classification and detection(medium.com)
1 points by madrafi 9y ago|0 comments
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by madrafi 9y ago
Subtitled movies and books and a dictionary
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by madrafi 9y ago
Blogging somehow it works for me I don't know if I have imposter syndrome but to prepare for the future as I'm. Still in college each time I learn something I blog about it or just push it to Github and ask for feedback on the lon
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Bahamut pursuing a cyber espionnage actor(bellingcat.com)
2 points by madrafi 9y ago|0 comments
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by madrafi 9y ago
One thing though How is taking the whole C in the browser approach ressource wise ?
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by madrafi 9y ago
So now I have to write C code ? XD
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by madrafi 9y ago
Tensorflow is the most used framework in production more importantly it's not really about specializing in a framework but more about understanding the underlying concepts of deep learning but to answer your question PyTorch is better
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by madrafi 9y ago
Python Machine Learning is a great book to start the author made a great curriculum if you would like to follow it. https://sebastianraschka.com/faq/docs/ml-curriculum.html This is mostly ML if you would like to d
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BASH for cybersec(blog.erratasec.com)
5 points by madrafi 10y ago|0 comments
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Philosophy, Machines and AI(quantsportal.com)
2 points by madrafi 10y ago|0 comments
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Hey Zuck We Built Your Office AI(blog.algorithmia.com)
99 points by madrafi 10y ago|22 comments