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> Based on what? Yahoo Finance report that's 3 years old, puts India at #4: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/15-countries-most-cyber-crime... But 2024 data from PIB puts the number of occurrence much higher at 2.
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I don't trust anyone blindly. The point of my comment was not to support the decision, but to show where it might be coming from. What's inherent in the comment is- there are simply too many people to educate, "made aware&quo
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Local police stations often refuse to file even an FIR. The reason we have such good data, is possibly due to the banks reporting them. If it were up to the police, then we wouldn’t even hear about 25% of the cases.
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I wouldn’t venture in the direction that many here will take. I will point out that India have the highest number of victims of cyber-fraud. I personally know many people who have lost significant sums through social engineering attacks. Th
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There are some parts in nand2tetris that are not self-contained, in the sense that even if you study and master all the preceding content, it is not guaranteed that you can solve the assignment. That's why I don't like it that m
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The link for this course's playlist is posted on the page.
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ETH-Zurich: Digital Design and Computer Architecture; 227-0003-10L, Spring, 2025
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George Hotz: Replacing My MacBook
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A surprisingly missing entry is Calcutta Chromosome by Amitav Ghosh. It's oddly good, and is very unique. The writer talks at length about Bengali SciFi, but misses Ghana Da! The novels and stories are really enjoyable mixture of SF
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I will recommend working while walking. Also learning while working. One needs a standing desk and a treadmill. Also, if you are watching an episode of a tv show, randomly watching YouTube videos, listening to podcasts, etc., walk an hour o
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11mo ago
The equation number is overlapped with the equation. Tested with Cromite, Firefox on Android. [0]: https://postimg.cc/G8NHRT3w
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List of crowdsourced math projects actively seeking participants
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Java is still the default choice for many for enterprise software. Job-focused courses and curricula all over the world are still leaning big on Java ensuring a steady and large pool of okay Java devs. Job focused Bachelor courses and curri
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Since we are talking about podcasts, if you are looking for a podcast app for Android, use Antenna Pod [0]. I use it every day. It's smooth, seamless, and FOSS. Note that I am just a user, and not otherwise linked with them. [0]: http
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I know about only one such library, and works great for toy problems: PuLP [0][1]. [0]: https://coin-or.github.io/pulp/ [1]: https://pypi.org/project/PuLP/
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I have used this app for a while: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=br.net.btco.so... It's really clean and good.
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> In my experience, the 996 teams aren’t actually cranking out more work. They’re just working odd hours, doing a little work on the weekends to say they worked the weekend, and they spend a lot of time relaxing at the office because th
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X algorithm is the most tunable I have come across. I can mute all words I don't like to see, and hit a bunch of "Not Relevant"s once a month or so, and my X feed has only relevant content. And it has very high density. I lik
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X algorithm is the most tunable I have come across. I can mute all words I don't like to see, and hit a bunch of "Not Relevant" once a month or so, and my X feed has only relevant content. And it has very high density. I like
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> learned Photoshop in the early 2000s and had a blast making and editing images for fun > "had a blast" One can have blasts in many things nowadays. Like playing Factorio, writing functional code for recreational problem
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I didn't say Lightroom and said Photoshop and mentioned that subreddit for a reason.
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Why would a 3 year old have much money in the first place?
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I am glad that I never decided to become a photoshop pro. I always contemplated about it, seemed attractive for a while, but glad that I decided against it. RIP r/photoshopbattles. It was in the endless list of new shiny 'skills&#
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I have a book recommendation for you: The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt. Read it. You will find some answers and some actionable steps to alleviate your problems.
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Even during ChatGPT peak, when HN was buzzing with every other post being how ChatGPT/other LLM product replaced Google for them, I could not honestly switch, or meaningfully reduce my Google usage. Until Perplexity. It was the AI prod
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Hard disagree. Even during ChatGPT peak, when HN was buzzing with every other post being how ChatGPT/other LLM product replaced Google for them, I could not honestly switch, or meaningfully reduce my Google usage. Until Perplexity. It
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Haha. Been there, done that. My journey has been like this: Wunderlist -> Microsoft acquired Wunderlist -> Any.DO -> Google Keep -> Todoist -> Trello -> ClickUp -> Obsidian -> todo.md file (I am probably missing mult
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I like Amazfit because it can fully function without sending any data whatsoever to a server. I can export data from the app very easily.
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Didn’t notice the double-l in 'untill' till now. ;) Edit window is gone.
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I have been on the hiring side, too. And the difference between a good enough college and an elite college is the density of really good students. If you have a fraction: really good students -------------------- all studen
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