bhargav

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by bhargav 4y ago
OP is saying he got shockers from peripherals…
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by bhargav 4y ago
Apple is no longer a product company and now a peripheral company lol. They are literally selling shit that causes shocks and their solution is for you to purchase another cable of theirs… They take away ports and sell dongles that require
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by bhargav 4y ago
People in this post (multiple threads) seem to think a little shock that doesn’t kill you is not necessarily unsafe. This is mind boggling to me. If one is getting shocked at all, this goes to show some sort of fault in a given device or in
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by bhargav 4y ago
The tech looks really really good. I can see that it serves the purposes in their demo well. May be just my ignorance, but I am failing to see how this will be a business yet. The use cases are niche and basically require adoption from inst
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by bhargav 4y ago
It does have something to do with US entities. If the goal was anonymity, this move shows that it’s possible for it to be taken away by local entities. Imagine if all countries and localities did this. Also: re your comment below a reply,
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by bhargav 4y ago
I assume you work in tech. Let's say you work at Netflix, are you pinging anyone and everyone to review each PR you make or are you assigning a few reviewers (or better yet, does it just auto assign owners based on CODEOWNERS)? Are you
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by bhargav 4y ago
> I have no idea why the user is even being mentioned in this headline. I haven't used GitHub in a while, and am unfamiliar with orgs and subgroups, but tagging a developer subgroup on a PR seems...a reasonable thing for a new contr
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by bhargav 4y ago
Do you happen to have a few examples? I’m super curious! How many students were taking the course?
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by bhargav 4y ago
We have slightly different opinions, but I thank you for taking the time to chat, and trusting that we can do so nicely. The boards are to provide society comfort, but they enforce as you, said the minimum. Something just cannot be measured
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by bhargav 4y ago
Sorry but I’m gonna be very blunt. I think sound pretentious as fuck. > I studied because I wanted to genuinely understand how things work I don’t think you do. Genuine curiosity forged in one’s own mind. It is not something that can be
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by bhargav 4y ago
If the problem is large enough, I do submit that there are multiple (even many) ways of solving it. I will also say that there’s problems where that is not the case. For example, we were told to write simulators for scheduling schemes (RR,
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by bhargav 4y ago
I would let 100 people cheat if it meant I was sure 1 innocent student wasn’t punished unjustly. People that don’t cheat may benefit in the future for not doing so. I said May here because I generally found university education to be useles
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by bhargav 4y ago
That sounds great and all but I honestly have doubts about this software that detects similarities… there’s only so many ways to solve the bland questions that professors lift from books; kind of ironic. I’m assuming it’s basicallly doing A
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by bhargav 4y ago
You can checkout letterboxd.com. Does most of what you like
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by bhargav 5y ago
That's fair. So the whole people greeting you and saying hello, sounds a bit more like an overstatement. Here, I was speaking more to the fact that you can have a better social life there in general. Most NRI (non-residential Indians)
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by bhargav 5y ago
The main advantage of India for me personally is a sense of community that I felt when I went back there after 8 years. Everyone in the society (i.e: I'd say equivalent to a street or a suburb) knows you and greets you. You go to the t
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by bhargav 5y ago
http://example.com
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by bhargav 5y ago
Social media sites generally want a large user base. This approach sounds very technical so I'd imagine this being a big barrier to entry. PGP will make this even worse.
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by bhargav 6y ago
I think this approach is fine depending on what your product is and who your users are. One obvious callout is that now your login is tied to the delivery of the email. The article claims passwords are an additional form of friction, but so
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by bhargav 6y ago
Password reset ~= Magic link. The risk profile of this is no different than a password reset with no fallbacks such as 2FA.
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by bhargav 6y ago
If you delete cookies regularly, I assume you are entering your password regularly? Do you use 2FA on these sites? I assume you have to go through the motions each time. What makes clicking on these links more annoying? Some 2FA (or confirm
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by bhargav 6y ago
How often does that happen to you? I basically just watch Youtube videos all day, and often dig up old playlists and lectures. This hasn't ever been a problem for me. In my case, if I were to do it, this would basically be me being a h
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by bhargav 6y ago
The way this works technically is really great. Kudos to the developer. The game itself ... I do not think it helped me learn anything.
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by bhargav 6y ago
Yeah I saw the file option. I think it will be nifty when we have to do large request payloads, but ideally for example the sample, `echo GET http://httpbin.org/get | hurl` we could do something like: `hurl -i echo GET htt
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by bhargav 6y ago
I suggest adding an interactive mode! Aside: I tried to go through the samples and was having trouble running them successfully.
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by bhargav 6y ago
This page has been archived by the Wayback machine if folks are having issues accessing the mediawiki: https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://supermemo.guru/wiki/Go...
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by bhargav 6y ago
Reducing friction is a good idea but I would argue that asking folks to generate and send you a secret is likely the same amount as them getting an API key that you generate for them. You’ll also run into uncertainties in secret key formats
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by bhargav 6y ago
Yup. My point is some people might not even know that their database is accessible from the web lol. It’s pretty easy to follow a tutorial or get something OOTB that’s not secure, so we shouldn’t be saying we’re glad this happened. Even if
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by bhargav 6y ago
This also affected people who use software for things other than businesses. People with IoT apps for their home, researchers, etc. Our field is vast and there is a large variance in people just using the basics of CS and those who keep up
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by bhargav 6y ago
I don’t really think you can maintain a social media company at scale without having revenue to pay the people that maintain it. HN doesn’t have ads because they are running HN at a deficit to get eyeballs on YC. Granted, to my knowledge, t

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