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rashidujang

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About rashidujang

https://adamrashid.dev/

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Socials: - github.com/rashidujang

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #46244355

    Tangentially related, I have recently been using my S10+ as a makeshift media server running Jellyfin in Termux. The main problem I had was that it is unsafe to keep a device perpe…

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    Comment #46142715

    This was my impression after reading the article too. I have no doubt that the team at Filevine attempted to secure their systems and have probably thwarted other attackers, but go…

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    Comment #46122822

    > There will be a daily call for those tasked with improving the chatbot, the memo said, and Altman encouraged temporary team transfers to speed up development. It's incredible how…

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    Comment #43520275

    From the context, what I gather was meant by the idea of "multiple Indias" was the socioeconomic status of different demographics in India and their app usage. The presence of spec…

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    Comment #41930686

    This is so cool and actually was something I was thinking of building for a while! Would love a write-up of how the file formats was reverse engineered.

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    Comment #41544829

    Love it, this seems very similar to https://www.actsofgord.com/

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    Comment #41344131

    I've been struggling to find a workflow that can easily extract knowledge and insights from audio content on the web and sync it with note-taking systems such as Notion, Readwise o…

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    Ask HN: What is currently the best way to host AI models?

    AI infrastructure moves really quickly and best practices are constantly evolving so I was wondering what is HN's opinion on the best way to host custom AI models for inference in …

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    Comment #38735669

    Amazing article! In case the author sees this, it'd be great if the author can deep dive into how he "found the right place" in finding the correct breakpoint to produce the decryp…

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    Comment #36875236

    Hey there, I was confused at this exact question too. This link might help, written by a contributor to llama.cpp: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/pull/1684 TLDR: Lower quan…

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    Comment #36400791

    Cool! He seems like a powerhouse in this space - thank you for the answer

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    Comment #36399688

    Hey I'm fairly new to the who's who in the PostgreSQL world, would you mind telling why Heikki might be able to pull this off?

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    Comment #34964797

    Congrats to the Infisical Team! I was a first-time open source contributor thanks to this project and definitely could not have done that without the patience and guidance from the…

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    Comment #34079093

    WOW this site takes me back, hours upon hours of reading Computer Stupidities. Thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #33944925

    Developer Tea has been my go to wind down podcast after a long day. Thank you!

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    Comment #33944903

    I really enjoy listening to Coding Blocks, especially when they're discussing popular software engineering books (DDD, Devops Handbook, etc.) which give a great overview of what th…

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    Comment #29793888

    Was pleasantly surprised to learn that the author of this blog post was none other than the CTO of Stripe! Glad to see a CTO who's still hands-on and even willingly blogs about mak…

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    Comment #28116744

    Would love to see this too!

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    Comment #27817467

    Love this idea. I hail from a South East Asian country and can definitely see something similar being popular in my country. A question I have on the logistics, how do you govern t…

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    Comment #27204176

    Do you mind sharing some examples of these Google Docs and what their contents are? My current workplace seems to be running on the mantra of "do first, document later... make that…

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    Comment #26977056

    I worked at Accenture for two and a half years up until the start of this year in an Asian country. While I've met some incredible, brilliant people working in the firm who are clo…

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    Comment #26645600

    Similar to this, upon reading the often recommended book Designing Data Intensive Application, I realize that the concept of a system and the optimization of one is simply a combin…

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    Comment #25042775

    I just started on my journey to create my first game with PICO-8. Fred is an absolute genius and is unmissable if you frequent the BBS (Bulletin Board system, PICO-8's official for…

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    Comment #22885913

    Not the original poster, but a mirror in the context of websites usually means a backup copy of a piece of content that is accessible from another source.

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    Comment #22876420

    Seconding this! It'd be great if you could include the extraction process from the beginning too for those of us who are unfamiliar.