karmanyaahm

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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
No, I have a $300 random android phone, and an $800-ish laptop. Also a $700 desktop/server.
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
I agree. 99% 'people at the top' probably don't even know what IP is. Much less IPv6 migration problems. However, the point of an xyz 'administration' is that they they take credit or blame for the work of faceless
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
IPv6 mandate too
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
It's part of YC's Startup School. Did you sign up for SUS?
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
> On these cases do you use the pwd manager for creating a pwd and stay logged in basically forever Only initially, so it's a minor bug, but making the onboarding experience as smooth as possible is going to be important for retenti
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
This seems like a really smart idea! I previously handled multiple group chats for this, and now use Snapchat. But seeing everyone's RSVPs (as an attendee, not host) should be really helpful. Minor bug: The android app doesn't see
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
On a large commercial network, there's a distinct 'backbone' and self-controlled 'iot' and 'end users', and of the 3 only end users need v4. Compare that to a home environment where there's pretty muc
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
I participate in the Vex Robotics Competition and have experience with the Vex V5 system. With $10k you can buy a Competition Kit [1] and many many parts. With a kit like this and some 3d printing skills, the possibilities are endless, you
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
> After that, you can go and chase material stuff. Many new careers start at 50. A lot involve family. An option is semi-retiring at 25 and then really get into hustling and stuff at 50, once you have the resources, skills, and connectio
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
Synapse. I use Matrix chat every day. Also, my website's cactus.chat comments are on Matrix. Navidrome - nice lightweight self-hosted music server Miniflux - my RSS reader PiVPN - An easy to use wireguard manager that I use every day.
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
I don't think people who make money from selling email addresses care about RFCs
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
I use me.<random>@mydomain.com (which has wildcard with prefix), no one blocks dots typically.
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
Can someone ELI5 what this the RPI patent (US9936086B2) even tried to patent? Their claims look like the description of just any digital camera and a connected web service (Google Photos). [1] https://patents.google.com/pate
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
> How would you catch them? Wouldn't they be monitoring whatever frequency it's using? I don't know much about how spacecraft worked in the 70s so maybe it's not practical. > They weren't always so far away th
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
Why is traffic from Voyager even encrypted? The results back are public scientific data anyway, right? And it's not like other nations (the only ones with power to transmit that far, back then) would send rogue commands without gettin
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
This is such a neat solution. As part of my effort to single-stack-v6 and minimum-effort-v4, for my self hosted services and projects, I've always wanted a way to avoid reverse proxy configuration for each hosted app; v6 can directly l
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by karmanyaahm 4y ago
I think it's just an interesting technical challenge, not for practical purposes (other than sites that never update content maybe).
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
> Are these pencils common where you live? In my experience in the US (Texas), most school students only use mechanical pencils for regular work. It's more convenient (no sharpener), and cheaper than a regular pencil.
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
Gopro is the default pop-name for what I can only describe as a Gopro form factor camera (tiny, hi res, easy to mount). While their company might not be successful, their brand very much is.
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
With remote computing (running the OS and even webapps remotely https://www.cloudflare.com/products/zero-trust/browser-isola... ) becoming more and more popular, I'd imagine it's a case of better safe tha
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
https://karmanyaah.malhotra.cc/ Built with Jekyll, most content is in Markdown. It uses the standard Jekyll theme Hydeout. It's hosted on IPFS with my self-hosted IPFS gateway serving HTTP. The home page is <15kb Co
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
This seems to be a win-win for open source devs and users, while of course being a little more complicated than hosted SAAS
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
Most of my school's core subjects allow retakes for a limited grade (not in AP classes though). Just one data point fwiw
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
My blog using Cactus Comments for reference: https://karmanyaah.malhotra.cc/ There aren't too many useful or any toxic comments, but I attribute that more to the lack of readership and interest than anything else.
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
As someone who has simple Python code for a CGI service that runs a couple of time a day (Golang vanity URL thing), that's disappointing. Maybe I'll rewrite it in Go to improve performance even more.
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It take a village – FOSS Contributors(drewdevault.com)
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
9 x 10^157 slides might be too many no? ;) factorials :)
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
Unfortunately, some blogs I've seen only expose the last n posts through RSS. In that case, the retaining behavior is very useful. However, there could be some middle ground with a 'reset' hint.
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
> If you run the flagship server, which is coded in Python, you need a lot of RAM. Gigabytes. So the $4/mo level VPS, or a cheaper Pi, might not be enough. If you don't join lots of big federated rooms (50-100 servers, 1000s of
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by karmanyaahm 5y ago
i think you meant Tauri + Element

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