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by actuator 4y ago
The groups you mentioned have little to do with India. Some of the groups responsible in India were dealt with and some are still active mostly outside now.
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by actuator 4y ago
and these are from outside India like you were claiming? My point was there was sufficient Hindu diaspora outside but it has not been involved with violence of religious nature and are mostly considered model minorities. The problem in Indi
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by actuator 4y ago
Can you give examples from the world where they have killed people or been involved in violence in general in the name of religion? There is sufficient Hindu diaspora outside, so this comment seems extremely uncalled for.
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by actuator 4y ago
I don't think @dang will pin the above comment, but this needs to be higher here as the reply includes that they received a legal order. This is maligning the company unjustly.
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by actuator 4y ago
Well, unlike west in India the impact of the said terrorism are much more visible. In the 90s and 2000s, all the major cities were having routine attacks by the said terrorists, so you can see why it is easier to gain sympathy on anything t
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by actuator 4y ago
Not that I support the intention of cops to go at his restaurant in the first place, in the article I read, he swung his knife at the cop as well.
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by actuator 4y ago
This is so good. At least one regulator seems to be doing its job.
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by actuator 4y ago
> I think a big part of Mercedes' dominance is that they had the best engine and the best driver Engine: yes, they had a massive advantage Driver: Not sure, from 2019 onwards Verstappen has probably been the better driver but he did
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by actuator 4y ago
> Sadly, I personally can't see how this remains to be the case any longer... RBR with Newey or Dall'Igna with Ducati have been in championship dry-spells for a really long time Not being able to have the best car was not Newey
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by actuator 4y ago
Can't recommend it enough. I started appreciating the whole sport way more after I read the book. Newey is a genius.
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by actuator 4y ago
Did you not read what I wrote? > Unlike China, US is not an adversary of India and US didn't kill Indian soldiers just two years back. So it makes sense they would go after Tiktok.
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by actuator 4y ago
Tiktok is a far worse threat to India than Meta though. Unlike China, US is not an adversary of India and US didn't kill Indian soldiers just two years back. So it makes sense they would go after Tiktok. The harm is just not espionage,
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by actuator 4y ago
NHS is struggling with wait times and staff shortages, no? I have heard a lot of them is in radiology departments. These diagnostic improvements will help there as well, and for a state funded healthcare like NHS, more automation is good. A
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by actuator 4y ago
I am so sorry to hear about her but this is the exact reason why I am hopeful with companies like Google entering this space and making diagnosis better. We have so many smart devices that can record so much data, and it doesn't even h
105.
by actuator 4y ago
Healthcare in US is run by commercial companies only. The diagnosis machines are made my commerical companies only. I am not sure what you mean by commercialised.
106.
by actuator 4y ago
Completely disagree. There is huge scope in healthcare for automation, pre-emptive diagnosis and raising the bar for precision. It is mostly going to be done by a company with good AI chops, I would put my money on Google, from what I have
107.
by actuator 4y ago
This is not good at all. Wikipedia has lot of money from donations. Google or its founders already were donors. Rather than fixing the issue with moderation and editing biases creeping into Wikipedia, they seem to be focussing on being more
108.
by actuator 4y ago
Apple's feature is inherently a monopolistic feature and something not really new. Login with FB and Google already had options for not sharing email. I still prefer to signup using a spam email address.
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by actuator 4y ago
It is not at a five year high though. Seems to be 10-15% down than five year high against USD. Even the initial sanction shock has petered out as it seems oil and gas sales have been going well
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by actuator 4y ago
> I get a feeling that "Indians" is just a nation concept, it's actually made up of many ethnic groups. It's like Korea and Japan, and China being one country. Funnily enough India being a country is exactly like the
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by actuator 4y ago
> The downside is that the people leaving also tend to be the most capable of producing that change Some % of people, yes. But not everyone leaves. As long as enough brilliant people remain and there can be economic and scientific progre
112.
by actuator 4y ago
I am appalled at how much censorship is being pushed down our throats with this war and somehow it is gaining wider acceptance that doing this is ok. The writer of this article even seems to suggest that Google or Cloudflare could have bloc
113.
by actuator 4y ago
Good that the compensation is not changing in the country, but why not bring compensation parity with other countries as well. If they are going towards compensation determined by role not market location, they should do this.
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by actuator 4y ago
Yeah, this makes no sense. There is no golden algorithm that Facebook, Tiktok or Twitter has figured out. All these feed rankings are complex combinations of features, models coupled with weights and filters. On top of this abuse detection
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by actuator 4y ago
> Why would you compare violence from 1980's to 2020? You realise thats a gap of 40 years? I said 90s too which is a gap of 20 years. I skipped 00s because I don't recall the data completely now, but I will check. > In terms
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by actuator 4y ago
> it looks petty and stupid. It does, but I don't know how this can be even changed. The Indian judicial system is broken and even the laws are very vague so law enforcement can always choose to act on them. India has needed judicia
117.
by actuator 4y ago
In the UK, yes. But my point was, recent incidents of suppression of free speech through law enforcement agencies by other parties in India haven't made it to Guardian coverage like this has. So they are selective about what they choos
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by actuator 4y ago
> Arresting lawmakers is de-stabilising. Very different from what's going on in China. People speaking opposing viewpoints are silenced in China as well, no? The only difference is that in case of India, either the courts or the pub
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by actuator 4y ago
Guardian largely doesn't publish false news as such but is incredibly selective about the events it chooses to write about.
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by actuator 4y ago
With what we have seen in China, I hardly think it matters whatever happens in India with relation to freedoms as long as the economy booms. Investors will pour money for returns. But I had a question about this. Do VCs looking for data and

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