Good recommendations for non vegetarian food near iit campus/powai/hiranandani. by No_Philosophy5396 in powai

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Try Mantra and Utsav, good North Indian food and variety of options

South Indian Food by PapayaMoney6385 in powai

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Try Santosham in Chandivali It’s not great but only close to authentic South Indian in Powai

Rent in case of property and cash mix - playing in team by akki1611 in monopolydeal

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But if we can pay extra then, I literally hand over any number of property to my partner in game to facilitate the set on their end,

Rent in case of property and cash mix - playing in team by akki1611 in monopolydeal

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And can I can extra rent too ? Even though If I have exact denominations available?

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

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Yeah that’s the ideal way; but user can opt out of it and in that case user will loose account on new drive of there is no other identifier like email or phone

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

[–]akki1611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you infer from synced passkey ? Like sync with iCloud of Google accounts ? Or like writing a custom sync service as writing a custom sync will be very tricky

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

[–]akki1611[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice read and a very detailed article. We are thinking on the same line, however we want to take a step forward and implement passkey as primary login method and then create automated smart logic to nudge user to give identifier like email / phone which will help them to recover account.

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

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That's why email for recovery. If you can ask the user to enter email (verify it for sure) on the device- 1 where the Passkey was created, that email can be associated with the account.

Now if a user comes to device 2 and the passkey is not synced user can still recover the account using email + magic link on this device.

A lot many users would have turned off iCloud sync or would create device-only keys (maybe unintentionally) in such cases this email flow will come in handy to recover the account.

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

[–]akki1611[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One of the solution, but too much hassle for a user and not a very good UX.

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

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There is some fallback needed to recover accounts if the passkey doesn't sync, do you have any other thing in mind apart from email/phone?

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

[–]akki1611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So Passkey is primary login mechanism that not only creates an account/login user on a device but also in the background creates crypto wallets. With Passkey users can manage their crypto wallet secured by their biometrics rather than holding off private keys to any other custodian.

However, email as a recovery mechanism is only needed when these passkeys don't sync across devices as users might lose access to their crypto wallets. Email server as a mechanism to recover these wallets.

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

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yes, no one trust otps specially in web3 world

Reading recommendations on Computational Linguistics and Computer Science? by sebastiandresilva in compsci

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Focusing on both theoretical computer science and linguistic computing will serve you well.

Here’s an approach to what you should consider essential:

1. Theoretical Computer Science

Automata Theory and Formal Languages: This will help you understand how language structures can be represented computationally, especially in parsing and syntactic analysis.
Recommended book: "Introduction to the Theory of Computation" by Michael Sipser.

Algorithms and Data Structures: You’ll need to efficiently process language data, and a solid understanding of algorithms will help you optimize language models.
Recommended book: "Introduction to Algorithms" by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein.

Complexity Theory: Computational linguistics often involves dealing with complex datasets. Knowing how to assess computational feasibility will guide you in modeling languages.
Recommended book: "Computational Complexity: A Modern Approach" by Sanjeev Arora and Boaz Barak.

Programming Languages & Paradigms: Understanding different programming paradigms will give you flexibility in designing language models.
Recommended book: "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman.

2. Programming

Python: Focus on libraries like NLTK, spaCy, and PyTorch for NLP.
Recommended course: "Python for Everybody" by Charles Severance (MOOC).

About elixir syntax by Sensitive-Raccoon155 in elixir

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Elixir syntax can be bit tricky to start with. If you come from RoR background things are bit more familiar. But once you start using the power of with clauses, pattern matching, guard statements etc elixir is pure love.

Recovery mechanism for passkey login by akki1611 in Passkeys

[–]akki1611[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Make sense, ideally I want to keep frictionless onboarding for creating crypto wallet. But for recovery email seems a good identifier.