arjvik

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   by arjvik 3y ago

   My car also uses wired Android Auto, but somehow after I set it up the day I drove it home, my phone automatically connected to it via Bluetooth. I recall something similar when a friend plugged in their iPhone but I’m not sure.
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Both of which require Bluetooth pairing (or at least auto-pair without asking you if I recall correctly) which allows the head unit to siphon data!
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   I wish this was sold :/
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Fig autocomplete is really cool! With the Fig aquisition, what do you forsee happening to Fig's autocomplete offering in the long and short term? My impression is that Amazon was interested more in the other parts of your tech, with th
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Read that as public keys and assumed you were being serious. Was about to say that's exactly what github does - ` https://github.com/{username}.keys `
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   I’ve been using GoTTY ( https://github.com/yudai/gotty ) to do the same thing, combined with ngrok or Cloudflare tunnels to get a publically accessible URL. To enable multiplayer mode, just need screen/tmux.
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Abstract: In this paper, we show that the Kolmogorov two hidden layer neural network model with a continuous, discontinuous bounded or unbounded activation function in the second hidden layer can precisely represent continuous, discontinuou
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   How did the driver turn??
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   by arjvik 3y ago

   Spot instances actually make this manageably cheap!
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    OSS projects try and bridge the gap. There’s NearDrop for receiving Google’s Nearby Share on MacOS, and opendrop for sending Apple’s AirDrop via Linux (There’s also an android app that you have to build yourself that does the same, though I
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I switched to Mint for a year and had serious issues with deprioritization. I would get “E” service in the middle of a busy city, forcing me to repeatedly reboot my phone. Perhaps it was just a Pixel 7 issue?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    There are a few different on-chain implementations of secp256r1 signature verification for use with passkeys, my favorite of which is demoed at https://p256.alembic.tech Work is also being done on SNARK-based cross-curve signatu
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Their PR department
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    If you want a good response from HN, it would help to let us past the waitlist. Right now it's just a gallery for existing generations.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I loved my magnetic adapters, got them off of amazon for quite cheap. The same "brand" didn't produce tips that fit lighting AND usb-c, but by carefully looking at the product images I found two "brands" that seemin
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    > for a production app of course you should be clear about what you are writing Agree in sentiment, but I don't think this even applies to the module/import mess. My experience has been that the difficulty is in using different
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I've been using LSD instead of Exa, so I'm lightly relieved that I don't have to change over. Both projects are amazing little utilities that when combined with a well-customized shell, really make using the terminal a joy. I
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I see, thanks for educating me on this with such an in-depth reply! I simply saw "licensing issue" and "Oracle" together and assumed the standard Oracle licensing worry applied.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Playing devil's advocate here, but what if Oracle decides to sue you, a company with only a few thousands in revenue, for their multi-million dollar licensing fee? I agree this is unlikely, but so is someone being born with as much lit
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I see, N is not capacity but number of elements inserted.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    This is slightly probabilistic. Say you're checking whether a byte is in a sparse set, then there's a 1/256 chance of a false positive. (That is, if you're not zeroing memory. If you are, you don't even need the den
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    The point of this article is that this attack doesn't change any of the TPM measurements.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Good content, but over SEO optimized. Would be nice to hear about the actual efficiency of using these methods. For instance, does fork() copy the page of memory containing the array? I believe it's Copy-on-Write semantics, right? What
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Would be even better if source control was integrated, a la Songs about Git: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/76jbtf4wR7Am0zhHT0ssVG
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Also, curious to hear if you enjoyed FTC or Vex more. I actually enjoyed Vex more, even though I went a lot further while on my high school's FTC team.
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Would love to hear more about your experiences with Vex AI! I heard about it quite recently, and was sad that it was introduced too late for me to experience it. I founded a private Vex team with my friends in middle school, and though we h
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    What does bcachefs do better than BTRFS or ZFS?
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    Connecting these two would be even more cursed
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    I've read a lot of good things about Google's `pytype`, which supposedly does a better job inferring types of unannotated code than `mypy`. Has anyone used `pytype` seriously, and does it compare? Is there a reason to prefer `mypy
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    by arjvik 3y ago

    We have 3D Secure, but it's almost never implemented on sites!