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So cool to see another person going to UT on HN! I'd love to organize a Jet Lag style game in Austin sometime.

Should be back up now

Hi! Wanted to share this cool project me and some friends worked on during the summer of '23, now that the video is finally edited. It was an incredible experience, hope you like i…

No comment on the thread, but I smiled at seeing myself quoted on HN :)

> The alternative would be that anyone could send notifications to an app No, the alternative is that anyone with a password the app generates can send notifications to any app, wh…

2 is exactly how removal from sets is O(1) whereas lists are O(N)

Since this is a tutorial for newbies, I'm intentionally using a chip with years of code, flashing, and peripheral circuit examples. It's also compatible with the Arduino Nano pinou…

> why not just distribute your message over that channel in the first place Latency? You can hand deliver a password ahead of time, but not messages.

With my usage of checking OTPs 3-4 times a week, it lasts for ~3 months.

Nice project idea. The Nordic chip in the Pinetime might be more efficient than this ESP-32 though, and there's been a lot of development effort into infinitive for it.

Doesn't all tap water contain the forever chemical H2O? /s I hate how they're scaremongering with the vague term "Forever Chemicals" instead of just using the more specific terms P…

https://karmanyaah.malhotra.cc I need to post more often!

Yes absolutely! I love the RP2040 and have used dev boards for several projects. My goal with this intro is to make something hand-solderable though, which is why I'm using QFP32, …

I'm writing a series of articles on designing a microcontroller board (with an ATmega328P) from scratch [1]. It's a totally different experience from just breadboarding. Some peopl…

Having WebPush style push notifications is a huge advantage of JMAP. Right now, 3rd party mobile email clients are stuck to polling every few minutes or keeping a connection open. …

Which is also exactly what the colleges are saying themselves (on the surface). For example, MIT's rejection letter: > Please understand that this is in no way a judgment of you as…

No, I was simply replying to: > none of the GPIO pins are exposed, the only IO is buttons, usbc or a QT/Stemma connector. Sorry for losing context.

Because the RP2040 is so dynamic, the QT/Stemma connector is two GPIO pins, even thought it can do I2C or SPI.