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by akudha 5y ago
What difference would that make though? They’ve already done as much damage as they could …
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by akudha 5y ago
Same for me. That said, there are different levels of cheating. If I knew Laravel but I lie in my resume that I know Zend, that is not a big deal. If I lie to a patient that I have done brain surgery when I haven't, then that is on a w
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by akudha 5y ago
Many places use some stupid software that will reject resumes if they don't contain certain keywords. So people stuff their resume with keywords. Interviewers may not have time to ask questions on all the tech (even though they were li
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by akudha 5y ago
Yup, I learned that lesson very late in my career :(
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by akudha 5y ago
This feels just weird to me. I can understand having some money in the bank as a cushion etc, but tens of billions of dollars? Aren't these institutions supposed to further education and spend whatever resources they have for that purp
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by akudha 5y ago
I have friends who lied in their resume about the technologies they have experience with. They learn on the job. 9 times out of 10, this seems to work out. I never did. Those who lied are doing better than me. Now I feel like an idiot. I gu
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by akudha 5y ago
The only question was how much poo we wanted there to be. Though gross, That one sentence should tell us their entire line of thinking. Absolutely nothing will happen to them and they know it. Mistreat one guy, there are 10 others to take
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by akudha 5y ago
I had a Swiss colleague (he grew up in France/Switzerland, settled in US in his 30s) who firmly believed that being poor is a choice. His argument is that he worked hard for what he has (which he did) but he conveniently ignored that f
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by akudha 5y ago
Thank you
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Ask HN: Have you improved non measurable qualities like intuition? how?
22 points by akudha 5y ago|30 comments
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by akudha 5y ago
I wonder what they'd charge them with? Stupidity? From the video, it didn't seem intentional. It just seemed like a dumb person doing dumb stuff...
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by akudha 5y ago
Can you please share what you eat on a daily basis?
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by akudha 5y ago
Ever notice how people praise others? It is always hard-working, law abiding etc, with hard-working almost always the first in the list, as if that is the most important thing in a human's life. Somehow we have convinced ourselves th
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by akudha 5y ago
thuggish behavior Ah yes, how dare they help starving people voluntarily, right? /s
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by akudha 5y ago
People pay 5$ for Starbucks Latte when they can make coffee (maybe better even) at home in 5 mins. It is laziness, convenience etc. Or simply, one less thing to think about (assuming m3o's service works well etc), which alone is a good
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by akudha 5y ago
Whether you agree with the article or not, there are some eye-popping numbers mentioned in the article. It is hard not to think about those United States takes up 39% of all military spending globally Harvard, for instance, has an invest
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by akudha 5y ago
I guess the real problem is court cases can ruin people financially, even if they win. Ideas like this are nice, but the real solution would be to make it difficult for these trolls to go to court in the first place
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by akudha 5y ago
Follow the money is generally a good place to start, when something doesn’t make sense.
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by akudha 5y ago
Yes, the U.S govt does good things abroad. They also do lots of bad stuff. We can criticize them for the bad things they do and appreciate them for their good deeds, at the same time .
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by akudha 5y ago
What tools do you use the most?
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by akudha 5y ago
Your example is an interesting one. I wonder if majority of people make up a belief first and then follow a church that reaffirms their (already made up) belief or they follow a church first and let the church shape their beliefs?
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by akudha 5y ago
Like makerpad? There are a handful like it, there is space for more I guess
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by akudha 5y ago
With tools like Airtable, you could simply export your data to CSV, though you'd lose the relationships. There are tools like bildr, appgyver etc that let you export at least the HMTL/CSS (depending on the pricing tier).
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by akudha 5y ago
Thank You. I am a programmer, I did try bubble - it is quite powerful, but the UI is a bit...weird. Are you allowed to share links to their businesses?
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Ask HN: Anyone built a business with no-code tools?
183 points by akudha 5y ago|100 comments
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by akudha 5y ago
Cats, Orcas etc are known to do the same. But only humans have perfected the art and science of torture and killing on an industrial scale. Here is an example https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8372727/Thousa
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by akudha 5y ago
Interested in learning more. Could you please list one or two orgs from her list and why you doubt them?
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by akudha 5y ago
I remember listening to an interview by an Italian man who did lot of volunteer work in Africa. He said when he was young, he went to Africa (I forgot which country) - he saw very fertile soil and thought "why aren't the locals pl
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by akudha 5y ago
I have a request - can we add the sample size to studies like these, in the HN title? The sample size is so small that I don’t think this study is of any use.
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by akudha 5y ago
I have tried ORMs in only 3 languages, they all sucked. It is not all fault of the language though - writing SQL in SQL feels natural, but writing SQL in PHP/Go etc feels just plain weird, no matter how well the ORM libraries are defin

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