My place on the internet. Where I record my learnings, thoughts and ideas.
I Love reading and experimenting with Distributed and embedded systems.
I’m currently a privacy Engineering Graduate at CMU, and I’m currently working on the intersection between Machine Learning, Privacy and Systems Software. I’m also looking for an internship for Summer 2024.
I enjoy meeting new people. So definitely send a shout-out to me at, hi at suriya.cc. 🙂
📚 books that I’ve read/reading
🧑🏻🏫 Readlog
🛍 ToDo
📜 essays
You can find the table of contents here
repo Nemo Speaker diarization training MultiSpeaker Simulation Data sets LibriSpeech VoxConverse Resources Whisper Streaming Diarist ...click to read
material Usually reading translated text is a little confusing, because I feel like I’m hearing the translator’s voice instead of the author’s voice, or in this case Plato....click to read
This is going to be binary analysis with LLM type thing The idea is to see, if LLMs are able to understand the “language” of binaries and are able to retrieve the underlying vulnerability....click to read
Python’s default wave library throws this error on specific wave file. wave.Error: unknown format: 65534 This sucks because now, untrusted wav files can just crash the code....click to read
let x; // declare "x" x = 42; // assign 42 to "x", type is inferred or let x = 42 //assigns variable let x: i32; //declaring variable "x" of 32 bit integer foobar(x); //uninitialised variable assignment x = 52; // assigning 52 foobar(x); //x will be called x = x + 12; // x = 64 now let _ = 42; // does nothing, since 42 is a constant and _ is a placeholder let _ = get_function(); //calls function and throws away the result let _x = 42; //compiler wont warn about unused variable Just like in all languages elements within objects can be called using a dot....click to read
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