Bhilai

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by Bhilai 2y ago
There will always be dumb shit in every kind of spending. Heck, my family and kids spend on dumb shit. I bet half of the Amazon orders going to people's places is dumb shit. Can there be cuts in spending and expenses of the government,
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by Bhilai 2y ago
I liked content from The Economist in the past but thought of them as more focused on the world affairs. Will try them out for sure.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
> Get subscription of high value newspaper or magazine. Professionals work there, so you will get real facts, worthy opinions and less emotions. I struggle with this. It's incredibly challenging to find reliable, unbiased news sourc
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Did you forger to add /s or were you actually expecting Musk to be transparent and truthful?
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by Bhilai 2y ago
I think that might be an implicit goal here. With antics around H1B, birthright citizenship, general worsening sentiment against "people who dont look white" and "experts bad, podcasters good" its probably worth while fo
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by Bhilai 2y ago
There's no clear evidence that Elon Musk's approach to Twitter will lead to a profitable platform. In fact, there are concerns that he might replicate some of the issues seen on Twitter, such as inconsistent content moderation, ar
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New Orders Could Drain Millions from Universities(nytimes.com)
8 points by Bhilai 2y ago|1 comments
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Provably false, if you bother to get out of your echo chamber https://www.reuters.com/fact-check/pete-buttigieg-did-not-sp...
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by Bhilai 2y ago
and Twitter is bleeding money like anything, unable to retain users and advertisers. You may end up with less servers but not necessarily a stable and functional system.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Security breaches have generally had no impact on stock price of corporations. At best, some security leader will get axed and nothing will change.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
I do acknowledge that I did not read that the speaker does not support BLE. I assumed that a $600 speaker will come with basic features.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
I’m not an audiophile, but after hearing Sonos at a friend’s house and being impressed, I decided to purchase a speaker for my kitchen, where I often listen to music while cooking. I opted for the Sonos Five, assuming that Bluetooth connect
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Scientific American's challenge to certain political beliefs doesn't undermine its commitment to scientific awareness. I find their articles more informative than arbitrary podcasts. No one claims SciAM is the sole source of truth
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by Bhilai 2y ago
SciAm is allowed to be wrong and is allowed to be opinionated as well. The Bro however pretends to ignore proven science in order to have "interesting conversations." The dissonance here is astounding.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Don't be mistaken, Science and politics are intertwined and have been for a long time. Talk to any lead scientist who has to secure funding for their project and they ll tell you how its all political. So I dont see a problem with scie
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by Bhilai 2y ago
I am trying my best to read this site on Safari for iPhone but god the ads on this page are something. I get it, I am not against ads but sites like this are why I begin to get annoyed so much so than I’d rather not learn the content than d
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Absolutely! You are not alone. We have elected a convict as a president. The person who instigated a mob in attacking the Capital. The person who misled his base about 2020 election. Got impeached... the Trump saga goes on.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
He was convicted by a Jury not any left leaning judge or whatever.
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by Bhilai 2y ago
I was by a few right leaning friends that All-In presented neutral perspectives to political issues but after having tried a few different episodes, I felt that they were pretty biased for Trump. I heard several things which I knew were tru
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Musk appears to have worked in the US without authorization(wired.com)
14 points by Bhilai 2y ago|11 comments
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by Bhilai 2y ago
Since we are generalizing. Runner here, I only communicate with cyclists by means of rude hand gestures because cyclists think they own the road and leave no room for pedestrians. At the stop sign near my house, not one cyclist slows down o
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Was getting a new roof and seriously considered getting solar panels also. Spoke to several experts, read forums on ideal panels and inverters and so on. Got like 8 quotes, resized the system several times for optimal production vs consumpt
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by Bhilai 3y ago
You have the data in front of you. As someone else too mentioned, the B58 engine is considered pretty reliable by BMW mechanics and on various Reddit forums where car enthusiasts hangout.
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by Bhilai 3y ago
I am not sure why people think of complexity as something bad or undesirable. Everything I can think is extremely complex and probably cannot be explained in simple terms without missing much of the context and beauty behind it. In my opini
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Sorry to say this (and I might get some flak for this) but English is a pretty dumb language. I am no linguist and not even a native English speaker and thus this may be my ignorance speaking. I am happy to learn from you all and change my
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Looking at some of the security issues Azure has had in the recent past[1], I am not convinced that Microsoft is at top of their game when it comes to security. Now with Open AI's primary infrastructure being on Azure, I am seeing all
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by Bhilai 3y ago
> I have literally never heard of national politicians in India being anti-science. Not anti-science per se but Indian politicians are quite famous for pseudo-scientific nonsensical statements like Mr Modi claiming that advanced surgery
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Not sure about negative comments here. You dont like it, dont use the feature! Its not like Google is forcing you to use this. I bet people will celebrate this feature when Apple rolls around implementing it two years from now. I for one, l
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Not all SaaS companies have security postures equivalent to Amazon/Google/Github/MS. Most SaaS have a fraction of a budget as compared tech giants to deal with security and privacy regulations.
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Pretty much this. I cant seem to find it now but I read a study late last year that data breaches/hacks have almost no impact to the share price, no impact on customer base and consequently no impact to the leadership of a company. Thu

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