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by abhinai 6y ago
That kind of money is hard to spend per person unless we have institutionalized corruption somewhere in there. How do we begin to tackle this problem?
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by abhinai 6y ago
Beautiful though a little verbose!
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by abhinai 6y ago
Why haven’t I heard about this before? This seems too important a detail for my school textbooks to have left out and for popular culture to lack any references to it whatsoever. What am I missing?
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by abhinai 6y ago
Some of these points make me feel that this person is trying to read too much from few data points in a rather noisy world.
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by abhinai 6y ago
“Fake it till you make it” strategy works when you know how to make something but haven't made it yet. The strategy falls apart when people try to fake having solved hard open research problems.
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by abhinai 7y ago
That is the joke. :)
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by abhinai 7y ago
This work is inspiring and ground breaking. I can see a lot of text description => X solutions coming up in the future. Absolutely awesome work!
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by abhinai 7y ago
You seem very humble. Keep up the good work. Listen to feedback but not all the feedback here needs to be taken seriously.
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by abhinai 7y ago
Unlike the author I feel that the native grasses actually look really pretty and fit so much better with the landscape.
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by abhinai 7y ago
I love the principle behind this initiative. One suggestion to the people behind this work. Give this page a Stripe like ease of getting started with the first use case. I'm sure developers would love to get behind something like this.
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by abhinai 7y ago
The rendering looks very realistic. I would love to see a blog post written by the authors on how they accomplished such great results.
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Drone Attacks Spark Fires at 2 Aramco Oil Facilities in Saudi Arabia(voanews.com)
5 points by abhinai 7y ago|0 comments
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by abhinai 7y ago
Once upon a time I used to love Perl.
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by abhinai 7y ago
Downvoted to -4 points for asking a neutral question! People sure aren't objective about this topic. I'll ask again: Are we sure these kind of controversial topics belong on HN? They don't help the community in any way I can
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by abhinai 7y ago
Blame no one. I sincerely doubt if humans truly understand economics. I mean we have the data for last 100 years. Maybe more. And everything we know today has been inferred from this data. But honestly, how do we know how economy is suppose
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by abhinai 7y ago
We need to build a world without exams. A world where curiosity is encouraged and rewarded. A world where all school lessons start with a goal of building something tangible and relevant at the end of it. Something a student can care about
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by abhinai 7y ago
Sincere question: does this post belong on Hacker News?
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by abhinai 7y ago
I wish the United States had the will power to similarly try and influence Brazil to stop the deforestation in Amazon.
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Mashgin (YC W15) Is Hiring a Fullstack SWE Interested in Computer Vision/AI(mashgin.com)
1 points by abhinai 7y ago
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by abhinai 7y ago
20-40 hours / weeks sounds like a lot. What are these board members actually doing?
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by abhinai 8y ago
If anyone decides to start a company for this, please sign me up as your first paying customer.
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by abhinai 8y ago
As a computer engineer, I get excited to see latest technology being applied to our every day lives. I can't wait to see a facial recognition system in action somewhere. On the other hand, it is hard to disagree with this article. Gett
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by abhinai 8y ago
Could cities be served better if instead of completely banning plastics, they put a huge tax on most kinds of plastics and used the proceeds to cleanup the environment? The simple logic here is it would force everyone to use plastics only w
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by abhinai 8y ago
Am I wrong to conclude that this result itself is an argument for the existence of dark matter? Because the theories that argue that physical laws behave differently at larger distances would have to work similarly for all galaxies. Physi
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by abhinai 8y ago
Every sovereign country has a right to block companies based on their security risk assessment. In this case however, the given reasons sound a bit flaky. Would have almost been better if they gave no reason at all.
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by abhinai 8y ago
Are there any benefits to being a free software maintainer beyond the obvious pride and satisfaction that comes with the role? For example, is this something that people mention on their resumes? Does getting a job become easier and when yo
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by abhinai 8y ago
Oh this is really sweet! I was always in love with physics. One day when I was in high school, I saw a computer game that did projectile path simulation. Something clicked in my brain. I realized just how powerful simulations could be in va
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by abhinai 8y ago
Fascinating! Are there any easy to follow tutorial on how to manipulate pixel blocks (I wonder what the right term is) inside terminals?
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by abhinai 8y ago
"The number of calls received by Mr Beaumont has fallen from between 20 and 30 a month to just 13 last month." I would have expected the calls to fall down to 0. I am amazed that at-least some cold callers don't mind paying
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by abhinai 8y ago
I wish people were more open about their acquisition prices. An entire generation of entrepreneurs could be inspired if only they could see the potential upsides of doing a startup.

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