Utkarsh_Mood

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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   right no I guess thats not what I meant to say, rather that I expected any learning material from Jane Street(which has some really rigorous interviews) to give a better heads-up to the type of thinking thats required to do well in those in
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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   Honestly I expected it to go over far more advanced topics than these, most of these are covered in the last year of high school over here.
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   Tell HN: HN is having trouble serving your request

   7 points by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago|2 comments
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   A Man Who Knows What the World’s Richest People Want (and How to Get It)(vice.com)

   8 points by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago|2 comments
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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   Reminds me of https://myria.us/home
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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   All the same, imo it's imperative people know what the actual definition is rather than misconstruing it for something else
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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   this, @dang please review the title
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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   Here's the definition of Hindutva according to the Supreme Court, if anyone's curious “Hindutva is understood as a way of life of state of mind and is not to be equated with or understood as religious Hindu fundamentalism…it is a
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   by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

   >While Congress and other parties have many faults, they’re still a damn sight better This is clearly an inflammatory opinion with no substantial backing provided, I'd love to hear your reasoning for coming to this conclusion. India
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    >BJP is also hard at work at creating a single, homogeneous Hindu and Indian identity can you give particular examples of actions or legislation you think they've taken that exemplifies this?
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    Exactly this, The ruling party has literally lost elections in Karnataka, they're very far from exerting unilateral influence on the entire country, much less becoming a dictatorship
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    I'd partly disagree, there are reports of forced conversions to Islam in Kashmir, and women being raped and murdered on refusing to do so long after independence, as recent as 2021.
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    Thank you for raising this! it definitely isn't talked about as much as it should, especially in western spheres of dicussion like here on hn
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    I dont really think them not being on social media is akin to 'Isolation' from their peers. Thats really overblowing the situation. There are hundreds of other ways to meet your friends.
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    first time im seeing spam on HN
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    I use https://12ft.io/ works great for me
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    Hyena Hierarchy- https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.10866
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago

    can you elaborate further on what you mean by 'dimensionality of neural nets'? Thanks!
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    Life Hacks(guzey.com)

    2 points by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago|0 comments
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    OpenAI’s hunger for data is coming back to bite it(technologyreview.com)

    3 points by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    > I'm opposed to the death penalty. I don't think the State should be in the business of killing people. For heinous crimes, the death penalty serves a much greater role than the execution of the criminal itself, sending a mess
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    Echoing what bckr said, try and see if there's something you can provide to the person you admire. From the book: Superhuman Social_Skills: A Guide to Being Likeable, Winning Friends 'The value you're trying to convey is attr
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    Redwood.js
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    Thanks! probably a consequence of hanging out on HN :P
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    >When I was a teenager in the 90s I had a classmate tell me he "can't be friends with me because I don't have Nikes". Wow that is an insane level of pretentiousness. Probably dodged a bullet there. >Its one of the
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    > can you share what made you drop the smartphone? Sure, there were a few factors that made me not keep one: Firstly, I’ve never been that active on social media platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat etc. I did have an account for a sh
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    >shared phones between 12-16 (with other siblings or the “house” cell phone that also can be used by parents) lol good luck trying to enforce that when almost every 12 year old kid has their own smartphone today. 'Your' kid wil
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    Definitely agree with this article, Im a teenager(17M) who doesn't keep a smartphone(shocker, I know) and the frequency with which my friends bring its usage into conversation is definitely frustrating and awkward at times. A lot of p
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    what was your answer?
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    by Utkarsh_Mood 4y ago

    As a teenager myself, I definitely think that this recent rise in teen mental illness epidemic worldwide is definitely due to the fact that we are globalizing American concepts of mental health. I probably wonder if naming and pointing to a