arjvik

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by arjvik 2y ago
Metric units can't stop catching strays
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by arjvik 2y ago
This is really cool! I know developing apple apps is expensive, how can I donate?
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Bypassing disk encryption on systems with automatic TPM2 unlock(oddlama.org)
212 points by arjvik 2y ago|129 comments
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by arjvik 2y ago
I use GnuCash for my personal accounting, and have a flow down to import my monthly cashflow and categorize everything into my ledger. What does such accounting software provide on top of that?
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by arjvik 2y ago
Wow, love the story, still processing it
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by arjvik 2y ago
> Don’t be surprised if there are no AWS signs in the building or room. This is for security reasons to keep your work location as secret as possible. Huh?
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by arjvik 2y ago
9 seconds to get both stars is absolutely insane - there had to be some AI assistance here. Come to think of it, a pipeline that feeds the problem text into an LLM to generate a solution and automatically runs it on the input and attempts t
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by arjvik 2y ago
How is bcachefs for personal use these days?
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by arjvik 2y ago
Which parking lot? I ride the bridge a ton from the Presidio to travel up to Marin!
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by arjvik 2y ago
Poor Sumit B. He never did anything - it was his manager!
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by arjvik 2y ago
No, that’s 63 :)
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by arjvik 2y ago
Test-Time Training is incredibly powerful. Most recently, it has been shown that Self-Attention can in fact be viewed through the lens of test-time training, with a kernel-smoother "learning" from context. Simply replacing that wi
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by arjvik 2y ago
Typst, with MathJax for math would be ideal! But I don't want to have to learn yet another syntax for math when LaTeX's math mode is burned into my brain.
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by arjvik 2y ago
10, actually
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by arjvik 2y ago
Love these, my only change is lsd over exa (pure personal preference)
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by arjvik 2y ago
Where was this when I needed it! As one of my class projects, I built a Linux compatibility layer for the toy OS we had built, by adding a proper ELF loader and emulating syscalls. I really struggled to get glibc or even musl working, and s
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by arjvik 2y ago
Thanks!
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by arjvik 2y ago
Curious - have you compared Gemini against Anthropic and OpenAI’s offerings here? Am needing to do something similar for a one-off task and simply need to choose a model to use.
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by arjvik 2y ago
Would be really cool if you could tie this into Claude's computer use APIs!
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by arjvik 2y ago
Even before hearing this story, I used to religiously check that any door I entered while straying from the beaten path (urbex, or simply exploring infrastructure not meant for the public) wouldn't lock behind me. I've stopped mys
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by arjvik 2y ago
Would love to read the post-mortem!
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by arjvik 2y ago
It makes sense to have wearables like watches and smart rings charge via wireless inductive charging, because the physical space of even a USB-C port inside a watch is quite limiting for the electronics that can be placed inside the watch,
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by arjvik 2y ago
I think for Sudoku to be NP-Complete, it needs to be generalized to arbitrary board sizes (at the very least)
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by arjvik 2y ago
As much as we need infrastructure to move us all the way to IPv6 (no more CGNAT please!), I'm not sure I want more captive portals in the world. I'd much rather an addition to the WiFi standard to support interactive login, though
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by arjvik 2y ago
I love using 0x0.st for something similar - sharing files (not the purpose of a pastebin, where the file is to be viewed, not downloaded). Curl-based access is perfect :)
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by arjvik 2y ago
Free as in beer only?
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by arjvik 2y ago
Xephyr runs a whole new X server - it's not as easy to drag and drop an application into the nested server, it has to be launched with DISPLAY=:1.
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by arjvik 2y ago
Ooh, creating a headless display and then wl-mirroring it is incredibly smart! Have been looking for something like this!
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by arjvik 2y ago
Termination is decidable, it's just that the finite program which decides if it terminates would take unfeasibly long to run.
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by arjvik 2y ago
Sad. I think more people smiled and had their day improved by encountering this bug than people who had their day ruined by debugging this.

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