rameerez

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   by rameerez 3mo ago

   Look at the commit history. Out of 557 total commits in the repo, 510 have been done before the past 2 weeks. All those (minus 5 in 2023-2024) have been done on or before July 2022, months before ChatGPT had even launched. Out of the 47 com
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   by rameerez 11mo ago

   Loads just fine?
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   by rameerez 11mo ago

   It works just fine?
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   by rameerez 11mo ago

   OP here. As others have said, it loads immediately for me (tested on desktop + on mobile data + incognito) The entire site is cached + Cloudflare sits on top of everything. I just ran a couple performance tests under the current HN traffic
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   by rameerez 3y ago

   I'm the thread OP – can confirm we're using Stripe Checkout and all CC processing happens in a fully-managed Stripe Checkout page. We're not using any other API from Stripe other than that required to launch the hosted Checko
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   by rameerez 3y ago

   I'm the OP of the Twitter thread – I've had the exact same experience: unrealistically low risk scores for most fraudulent transactions. There were plenty of red flags for each of them (400+ cards and 40+ names under one single IP
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   by rameerez 4y ago

   Fixed! Thanks for the heads up. The cache was interfering with pagination in category pages.
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   by rameerez 4y ago

   Where?
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   by rameerez 4y ago

   Update – just fixed this!
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    by rameerez 4y ago

    Thanks for the heads up! It may be that the filtered query yields no results and I'm showing a blank page instead of a message. I need to add a nice info message like "No results – please remove some filters" or something alo
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    by rameerez 4y ago

    I'm not sure these models are good at generating great logos yet, but searching for "logo design" returns a few good ones for me https://prompthero.com/search?q=logo+design
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    by rameerez 4y ago

    Search anything – the model selection filter is at the top right
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    by rameerez 4y ago

    Thanks! It's Ruby on Rails with some vanilla JS here and there when I need it.
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    Show HN: PromptHero – Search millions of prompts for Stable Diffusion and DALL-E(prompthero.com)

    56 points by rameerez 4y ago|24 comments
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    by rameerez 5y ago

    Hi guys! Over the past two weeks I've been tinkering with NFTs and found out that most of them do not store their images on the blockchain: they're fully editable after mint. I thought this was against what most people believe N
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    Show HN: Check if your NFTs are immutable(looksmutable.com)

    6 points by rameerez 5y ago|1 comments
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    No, your NFT is not on the blockchain(rameerez.com)

    4 points by rameerez 5y ago|1 comments
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    by rameerez 5y ago

    What an extremely talented individual you are. Thanks for sharing your work and your process in the YouTube videos. As someone who comes from a web dev background and who's completely unfamiliar with developing large projects in C, I&#
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    by rameerez 6y ago

    Hi guys! I was talking with a friend the other day [1] and he shared this idea, I think it comes from a Veritasium video [2], that if you took 1.000 random people and ranked them by their overall success, the top ones would almost always be
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    Show HN: An interactive simulation to explore the effect of luck in success(rameerez.com)

    8 points by rameerez 6y ago|1 comments
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    Yes, but not Transformer-based like these two, rather LSTM-based like ULMFiT
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    A bug in the scoring algorithm that I need to fix
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    Thank you for these words :)
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    I'm most active on Twitter :) https://twitter.com/rameerez
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    Thanks for the heads up!
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    I'm most probably publishing a paper later this year detailing the process. Also, 80 pages of my thesis would have loved this wouldn't have involved AI to make the whole thing simpler :)
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    Some friends run an AI bootcamp and helped me finding the initial set of users to help me with labelling. Initial labelled data was generated mostly through them, both manually labelling and with the approach described in https:/&#x2F
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    Yes, definitely. I mention it in Guard's own privacy policy, I don't like using it either, but reasons are: (a) it's the simplest and as far as I know one of the few free analytics tools available, (b) not having a measure of
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    The scoring definitely needs some work – I think some factors should have more weight. Also services' data vary a lot so it's difficult to come up with a good measure for everyone. Ex: I try to take into account whether the servic
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    by rameerez 7y ago

    Yes, initially it will all draw from the same dataset, so a user in theory could definitely see all services' snippets. But, to increase statistical significance in the data it gathers, I've restricted the initial amount of items