navanchauhan

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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   I am running apollo with a patch to use my own API key. I am not sure what I am going to do when this eventually breaks
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   Montaigne.io – Create and Publish Blogs/Websites Directly from Apple Notes(montaigne.io)

   1 points by navanchauhan 3y ago|0 comments
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   also ".rss" to get a RSS feed
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   I would recommend Book of Proof: https://www.people.vcu.edu/~rhammack/BookOfProof/ We used this in my Discrete Mathematics class (MATH 2001 @ CU Boulder) (it is a pre-requisite for most math classes). The section
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   wait what, I didn't know he had written HPMOR
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   For the course “Linear Algebra for Math Major”, we are using both LADR and Linear Algebra Done Wrong (Open Access as well)
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   Reminds me of that TBBT episode where Sheldon hacks the GPS: https://youtu.be/dCsYBacNfBw?si=CEjA-JgF9zHwL0tV&t=45
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   The situation is pretty bad. Some students don’t know how to Google properly because they know they can always reach out to TAs/CAs during office hours But at the same time if everyone moves to devcontainers, will this skill even matte
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   by navanchauhan 3y ago

   https://www.colorado.edu/cs/students/computing-resources-stu... Refer to the section titled “CSCI JupyterHub Coding Environment” Alternatively, as another user pointed out: https://tljh.jupyter.org&#x2F
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Most of the CS classes at my university have moved on to an online Jupyter environment with VS Code preinstalled. It lets students spawn an environment with all the required software for their class preinstalled. E.g. For Computer System it
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Infuse media player[0][1] has an awesome Apple TV / iOS / macOS client. It even integrates with Jellyfin. [0] https://firecore.com/infuse [1] https://jellyfin.org/posts/client-infuse/
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    I love Jellyfin. Been using it for 3 years now, will definitely participate in Hacktober fest!
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Seconding using Migadu here. They also provide an educational discount if you’re a current student
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    I never knew W3Schools had such a bad reputation. I learned HTML from that site almost a decade ago and found it pretty helpful. I loved their Try it Online!
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Is tailwind going to become the new bootstrap? (If it does, I hope it matches bootstrap in it’s accessibility features too)
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Try Orion Browser, it uses the same WebKit engine as Safari but lets you install extensions from the Chrome Web Store (yes, uBlock Origin works) Orion also has an iOS version, and afaik they are also working on making a Windows version as w
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Even though Discourse allows you to get the native Ctrl-F functionality by pressing the combination again, I hate the fact that it even captures that in the first place :(
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    Indefinite Backpack Travel (2023)(jeremymaluf.com)

    2 points by navanchauhan 3y ago|1 comments
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    https://web.navan.dev Trying to write higher quality long-form pieces rather than just quick snippets like I currently have
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Edit: Removed email. For everyone else who sent an email, I'll send a code along your way as soon as I get more. Do sign up for the waitlist if you can.
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    bsky-social-u4wmd-w45ar Have another invite but I will need some time to get it from the app because it is not loading for me right now. Just email me and I will send it as soon as I get it Again, please be responsible! The invite code is l
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Been using YunoHost for a couple years now on two different bare metal servers. I even use one of them for running my own mail server (only deliverability issues I’ve had have been with Microsoft, but got them quickly resolved). Never had a
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19717558 (4 years ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26979879 (2 years ago)
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    Guess the Hacker News Titles(hnguessr.ggerganov.com)

    3 points by navanchauhan 3y ago|0 comments
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Just joined in via my Matrix client! Hackint has their own Matrix-IRC bridge, so you can just join by joining #reddark:hackint.org
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Some effort has been put into adding systemd hardening per unit basis. Every app is run by a special user created to do just that. This app user only has permissions for the app and data folder. (I don’t have much security/hardening ex
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Custom timeboxing app I built for myself. I just create the tasks, set deadlines and let it automate my schedule. It’s like Motion/Reclaim.ai, except everything is on-device and I can use my CalDav server)
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Another metric I would be interested in looking is verified skeeters (people with a custom root domain) vs verified Twitter users and separate Twitter Blue subscribers (with < 1 million followers)
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    https://promptbase.com/prompt/ocr-text-fixer This is the prompt I bought from promptbase. You basically provide GPT with some examples on possible OCR errors, and then you give it the OCRed text and it tries to correct
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    by navanchauhan 3y ago

    Here are some more options: * AWS Textract [0] * Microsoft Azure [1] * Google Cloud Vision [2] I personally use Azure, combined with OCR correction using GPT to convert a scan of my daily journal (Apple Notes creates a PDF that is nothing b