Bhilai

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by Bhilai 3y ago
Not only code, I have heard horror stories of employees uploading regulated customer data to Open AI.
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Which part of this process is hard for you?
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by Bhilai 3y ago
Given the recent round of layoffs when employee access was terminated overnight with no warning or conversation, I think employees should treat the employers the same. Now, I am not saying you just stop showing up one fine day but I am mere
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by Bhilai 4y ago
This applies to the entire political class as well, one hand they ll talk non-stop about conservative (or liberal) values and as it turns out eventually, the very same people forced abortions/employed illegals/molested women and s
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by Bhilai 4y ago
So I needed a new printer last year and went to the local Best Buy and picked up a reasonably priced HP printer. I got HP cartridges from Amazon. When I tried to install the cartridges, the printer kept saying they were not genuine or there
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Government using its tools to silence and pressure the media is a tale as old as any in India. Modi was a persona non grata for many western countries and US would not even give him a visa to enter the country after Gujrat riots. Mostly eve
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Definitely a lot of posts about heat pumps on HN recently that this topic has piqued my interest but only to the point that I want to know if I can install one in my home. Are there any legit resources out there that can help me understand
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Sorry to break it to you folks but if you hated your data being with Google, you are in for a surprise on how atrociously bad Microsoft is at privacy and security. Multiple close friends who have worked at Microsoft tell me that search his
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by Bhilai 4y ago
> In a survey of 500 knowledge workers in the US ... Apparently none of these folks were on a visa because to my knowledge, work visa holders cant really do freelance work. Nor can the folks on visa work for multiple employers. Surprisin
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Hundreds of thousands of Texans still don’t have heat(texastribune.org)
2 points by Bhilai 4y ago|0 comments
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by Bhilai 4y ago
> Soap: it disrupt the skin microbiome. Only useful for hand washing and to clean private parts / the bottom. Even then use high quality soap like Marseille soap or Aleppo soap. > Shampoo: Most shampoos are very a agressive for y
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Stripe internal valuation is around $65B. I think its unlikely Amazon is going to spend that much to acquire Stripe.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Is it such a bad thing? Anecdotally, the student enrollment in the school my kids are zoned for has gotten to the point where they had to bring Portables and put them in the field next to school to continue to support all the incoming kids.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Fantastic read! I did not know about many of these discoveries. My general thought process was that science has somewhat stagnated but this article proves me completely wrong. Not only are we discovering new species but we are pushing the b
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by Bhilai 4y ago
> Do average joes, SUV driving soccer moms or suburban white collar workers go around with a ruler measuring their panel gaps with others like "yeah your Tesla is cool and all, but sorry, my Audi A5 has much tighter panel gaps which
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Indeed, at this point, if I had the money (or was in the market for an EV) I would buy a Mercedes EQS (or Porche Taycan) instead of Tesla model S or a of BMW i4 instead of a Model3.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
I absolutely thought it was Jack Dorsey based on the headline.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Not true, I receive the very same updates (object on the road, speed trap, disable vehicle etc.) on Google Maps app on Android all the time.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Quite a bit of vaccine drama is not political but either mistrust of the system or alternate beliefs. Here is an anecdote - My family has a bunch of anti-vaxers who have not had a single dose of COVID vaccine yet and claim they have never g
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Sorry to say this but comments on this thread are very disappointing and show a basic lack of empathy in HN crowd. I am obviously generalizing and I know most of you are not heartless souls. FFS people, a huge number of people have lost the
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by Bhilai 4y ago
This has been a struggle at the company I work for. Its not really the technies that need convincing, its the Product Managers who somehow have established this thought in their head that anything beyond SMS would be too hard for our custom
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Associations between alcohol consumption and gray and white matter volumes(nature.com)
148 points by Bhilai 4y ago|154 comments
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Yep, this sounds like Ken Paxton trying to get some limelight a week before early voting begins in Texas. Its supposed to be a close election for Paxton who has basically abused his office in all sorts of ethical violations[1] He also been
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by Bhilai 4y ago
This is what I think about a lot since I have read the book Sapiens. Homo Sapiens have been around for 300,000 years and as of today we remember only a handful of names and only from very recent past. Who knows how long our species will exi
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by Bhilai 4y ago
BMW? Why makes you think they are caught with their pants down? BMW i4 is a fantastic EV and I think a lot of people would go for it instead of a Model3 which has a better range but pales in comparison when it comes to interiors, luxury and
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Pennsylvania school district bans Girls Who Code Book(theguardian.com)
39 points by Bhilai 4y ago|50 comments
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by Bhilai 4y ago
I have never a podcast from Joe Rogan but I have definitely heard him mentioned around a lot of controversial topics - vaccines, Ivermectin and pushing a certain political ideology. Lets say I want to start on a clean slate, what episode in
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Opinion pieces (specially from WSJ opinion section) are far from fact based journalism.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
> Monsoons in South Asia causing flooding aren’t exactly new! I recommend you read the article. This isn't your average flood, 1/3rd of the country is affected and more than a thousand dead.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
This article does not mention why climate change is the probable cause of this extreme monsoon. I tried to search other places and found this Guardian article[1] which explains a bit more. > Basic physics is the reason rainfall is becomi

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