Bhilai

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by Bhilai 4y ago
For westerners in thread complaining about the smell of Indian food/curries, guess what, your food smells too (meat being cooked/bbq'ed smells yucky to vegetarians who have never experienced meat.) Even your bodies have a rot
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Bad for you maybe, I love the smell of curry being made. I hate the smell of meat being cooked on bbq but hey this is a free country right and everyone is allowed to cook their own food.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Its my theory that this has to do with western kitchens not designed to ventilate properly. Some apartments have no windows near kitchen area and the exhaust does not vent the fumes out, instead vents them back into the apartment making thi
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by Bhilai 4y ago
This is a common talking point specially in America. On the other side in India, the people tend to believe that USA has done some of the worst damage to the planet to actually become 'developed' and USA is still one of the worst
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Well, comparing guns and cars is just absurd. Many kinds of restrictions like age limits, requiring a driver license, requiring liability insurance, seat belt restrictions, speed limits, NHTA safety regulations that car manufacturers have t
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by Bhilai 4y ago
As a parent of kids in public schools in a state that has open carry laws, school shootings are definitely top of the list of things I hate about America. And yes, I do think banning guns is on the table for me as a solution to this problem
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by Bhilai 4y ago
I agree and its frustrating to see this crowd continually push the point that congress needs to grant explicit powers to the EPA when they already know that every single Republican politician is against moving the needle on climate change.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
I would not be surprised if the current right leaning super majority guts Obama care too (if a case comes along.) Thomas has already indicated he supports rolling back gay marriage etc.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Yes and the recent stuff with the wife of a SCOTUS justice involved in conspiracy to overturn an election is definitely a sign of hyper partisanship.
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Supreme Court says EPA overstepped in regulating greenhouse-gas emissions(wsj.com)
53 points by Bhilai 4y ago|1 comments
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, this is exactly how I and many friends I talk to feel.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
WSJ, if you can ignore their editorial page, which is so blatantly biased and promotes so much false information that it is a surprise its a part of the same news organization.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Do internal survey results and their "anonymous" verbatim count? I have seen plenty of examples of scathing verbatim against leaders at several different companies. Not to mention poor and declining scores on questions like "
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Tesla Autopilot and Other Driver-Assist Systems Linked to Hundreds of Crashes(nytimes.com)
3 points by Bhilai 4y ago|0 comments
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by Bhilai 4y ago
From what I have heard from friends at Tesla, 40 hours is literally the minimum. A particular friend told me that they put 60-70 hours easily every week and so do their teammates.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Can you elaborate? I get that there is huge transactional corruption but you probably should almost never have to deal with cops/government officials there.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
I definitely miss this aspect of India, affordable and easily accessible healthcare and if you can afford a premium then it will be world class as well.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Well, if your ancestors did not go through the immigration process then it was "easy" for them.
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Sigh, I tried to follow what US Government was doing about this and eventually gave up but here is a short history: S.386 was introduced in the Senate by Mike Lee in 2019 [1] There was a unanimous consent on it in 2021 [2] but the bill expi
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by Bhilai 4y ago
Unless you are a native Indian I am going to assume if your grand parents immigrated to this country and become citizens here, yes?
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by Bhilai 4y ago
I have to say that T-Mobile is something special: 2020 - More than 50 million people now affected[1] 2021 - T-Mobile Hacked for 5th Time in 4 Years in Latest Breach[2] 2021 - T-Mobile suffers another, smaller data breach[3] 2022 - This stor
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by Bhilai 4y ago
The article is lacking in substance because it does not actually tell you what material in the math books was so egregious that the book deserved to be banned or may be state of Florida did not publish this information. Banning books seems
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by Bhilai 4y ago
+1, I have the same setup and Google is doing a great job saving me a bunch of annoyance. Oh and Google's call screening service is god sent. I usually make all unknown numbers go through screening before answering.
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by Bhilai 5y ago
Absolutely, most bicyclists in the area where I live almost never actually stop at stop signs and would even make hand gestures if a stopped car does not yield to them when they zoom through.
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Billionaires eye parallel media universe(axios.com)
32 points by Bhilai 5y ago|30 comments
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Hubble Detects Farthest Star Ever Seen(wired.com)
1 points by Bhilai 5y ago|0 comments
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by Bhilai 5y ago
I would highly recommend it. If you wanna go systemically, look up guides on how to go about Cosmere. Or you could start anywhere. Stromlight is definitely,imo,his best work.
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by Bhilai 5y ago
+1 I loved Stormlight Archive so much that I read it twice and I would probably read some chapters over and over. The struggles of various characters with past failures and the way they overcome it gives me hope for myself. Not only the men
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by Bhilai 5y ago
Several (and by several I mean hundreds) leagues exist across various cities just in USA. They have properly organized tournaments and winners win prize money. Its not a bunch of friends who play in the park. These leagues have to maintain
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by Bhilai 5y ago
Let me guess, its Amazon?

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