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by msravi 1y ago
Wait. I still export NFS mounts from my TrueNAS server and make them available to all other machines on my LAN (music, books, documents, photos, etc). The article and comments here give me the feeling that NFS is outadated and shouldn'
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by msravi 1y ago
Very skeptical that this would work for me. None of the topics that Kagi chooses to "cover" in their seven or so stories for the day resonates with what I'd want to read. That's exactly why we have feeds that you can tun
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by msravi 1y ago
There's also the pass-otp extension that generates OTPs! https://github.com/tadfisher/pass-otp The pass android app is really nice too https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.ms
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by msravi 1y ago
I prefer a more "physical" explanation - you have two carriers: sin(wt) and cos(wt), and you're modulating bits I and Q onto the two carriers and adding them up before transmitting. Now, mathematically, that's the same a
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by msravi 1y ago
> Just have a master settings.typ that you import in top1.typ, top2.typ and top3.typ? Yes, but each included file (like education.typ, publications.typ, etc) should also get these settings propagated from top - which typst doesn't a
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by msravi 1y ago
> Regarding point 2: you can put your settings in a file `settings.typ` and import it from multiple files. Let's say I have 3 flavors of settings and 10 different typ files - normally I'd just have 3 flavors of top.typ (top1.ty
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by msravi 1y ago
I have only two peeves with typst. 1. They should have carried forward the latex standard as-is for math, instead of getting rid of the backslash escape sequence, etc. 2. There is no way to share a variable across a file's scope - so c
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by msravi 1y ago
Looks very good. Was looking to replace ltex (which is really slow), but for some reason the nvim-lspconfig filetype setting for harper doesn't seem to have (la)tex listed as a default, although markdown and typst are listed. Anyone kn
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by msravi 1y ago
But doesn't seem like a bird strike issue here, right? And given the rarity of a dual engine failure, seems to point to not calling up full thrust? But seems to me that this kind of error would be more common without any technical safe
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by msravi 1y ago
CCTV capture of complete takeoff: https://x.com/ShivAroor/status/1933165937399648447
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by msravi 1y ago
Apparently, there's a survivor. https://x.com/sidhant/status/1933160167816007842
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by msravi 1y ago
Looking at the "mock" document ( https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown/tree/main/mock ) which is supposed to be a comprehensive and detailed guide for all visual elements, I don't see ways of
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by msravi 1y ago
...accessed through Obsidian (esp on mobile) -- On Android, you can "Open folder as vault" Or neovim with FzfLua (on laptop)
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by msravi 1y ago
Do different kids get different meals in US schools? I mean for non-medical or dietary purposes? The article doesn't seem to be very clear on that... Is it that when the school's debt gets to a certain point, all kids' meals
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by msravi 1y ago
Apart from Excel, isn't google docs or libreoffice a viable alternative?
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by msravi 1y ago
Yeah.. but if he didn't actually work exactly on it, but took the effort to learn from coworkers (or LLMs or google or wherever) and is able to answer my questions on what he did, and more importantly on why he decided to do something
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by msravi 1y ago
From the article: > but it had been some time ago, and they never worked on any of the features It appears that the candidate might have actually worked on the daycare app, but not on what they said they worked - i.e., the ratelimiting a
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by msravi 1y ago
I don't think this has anything to do with using AI for prep. 20 years ago I was interviewing candidates who had somewhat lied on their resume, knew some of the things that they'd written about, but had everything fall apart under
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by msravi 2y ago
Maybe they'll come up with a solution that requires you to turn on your camera while on youtube so that they can detect if you have your eyes and ears unblocked during ads. Blocked-eyes-blocked-ears detected = popup that pauses the vid
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by msravi 2y ago
In India, these are called "cloud kitchens." A single cloud kitchen could be listed on a food delivery app under multiple brands - one brand for chinese cuisine, one for italian, etc.
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by msravi 2y ago
Did you read the paper? Technical presentation by author at IIT, Hyderabad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG7QKoxILwk
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by msravi 2y ago
Related; A cryptanalytic decipherment of the Indus Script https://www.academia.edu/78867798/A_cryptanalytic_decipherme...
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by msravi 2y ago
> and that the equations that defined Gerver’s sofa also satisfied those conditions. > showing that Gerver’s sofa was the biggest possible shape that could move through the hallway without getting stuck at its corner But there could b
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by msravi 2y ago
> if they start to openly pick and choose which laws are valid and which are not They already did that under Biden.
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by msravi 2y ago
I think in the latest nightly, this is about:processes
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by msravi 2y ago
I'm not from the US, but from India, and it's the same here. "Left" and "Right" may be misnomers, but there are effectively two main blocks at the national level, and supporters of each block get slotted into o
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There's No Wave Function? [video](youtube.com)
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by msravi 2y ago
I use X to mostly follow politics and some math/physics, and the political feed in the "For you" tab is remarkably balanced. I actually maintain two separate lists called "Left" and "Right" that I slot acc
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by msravi 2y ago
> aren't we really saying voters are not individual agents but rather a mob subject to manipulation by propaganda? Yes, it is. Always has been. > threats to "democracy" that simultaneously take such a cynical view of th
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by msravi 2y ago
This is groundbreaking work, and the language maps back to Sanskrit, and the script pre-Brahmi. A good technical presentation by the author is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG7QKoxILwk

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