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chupchap
4y ago
Black pepper and pepper long existed and was used extensively.
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chupchap
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What angers me even more is that this was done in a push to get more people to use Google Plus to share news. Even though people shifted to other readers the network effect was killed. We are seeing this happen all over again with Twitter.
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chupchap
4y ago
Ah you mean coffee from Coorg! It's pretty great and I love a lot of beans from across the western ghats.
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chupchap
4y ago
Filter coffee with chicory? Or just beans from India?
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chupchap
4y ago
> What economic downturn? Someone closed the interest free money faucet
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chupchap
4y ago
I'm from Kozhikode and the most interesting theory I have iss to do with floods. If you visit the museum in Kochi you will see a map displaying how the coastline changed due to floods and how it lead to formation of the island itself.
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chupchap
4y ago
And that happened with avocados this year
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chupchap
4y ago
Phones are slowed down with updates to maintain battery.
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chupchap
4y ago
Based on personal experience this depends on the ripeness of banana. As the banana ripens all the starch gets converted into sugar
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chupchap
4y ago
Soon... Waze to be renamed as Google Maps. Old Google Maps will continue to be available for Google Enterprise customers and will continue to be called Google Maps. /s
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chupchap
4y ago
From my experience effective written communication and good comprehension are rare skills. That's the reason meeting culture is so resilient.
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chupchap
4y ago
Doesn't that just create echo-chambers?
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chupchap
4y ago
Figma has amazing collaboration features but working on larger projects on figma is terrible. It gets very glitchy and doesn't match the responsiveness of XD in my limited experience.
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chupchap
4y ago
It's just SEO I think
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chupchap
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I use it to refer to folks from my city when I'm out of India, irrespective of religion or caste. Have you heard this reference made often?
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chupchap
4y ago
True if you know all the caste names, but a lot of caste names in the south don't fit into the four buckets used in the north. Which makes for a very interesting discussion.
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chupchap
4y ago
Most websites would not allow comments to flow in via API. Most might not even have an API available for it
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chupchap
4y ago
This has Demonetisation vibes about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Indian_banknote_demonetis...
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chupchap
4y ago
> It seems there is no solution for this? Get YouTube Premium?
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chupchap
4y ago
I love everything by Nintendo for this reason. I would also look at genres like racing and sports where you have a lot of non-violent options. Then there are platformers like Ori and fun games like Overcooked. If you're looking for gam
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chupchap
4y ago
I think the author is drawing parallels between enterprise and data volumes that need to be managed. While that is a way to look at it, in my pre-sales experience it revolves around the complexity in terms of system functionality expected a
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chupchap
4y ago
From what I recall that was one of the justifications behind Automobile Dealer Franchise Act of 1956. I remember reading about it a while back, but I cannot find the exact reference now; just articles about the law in general.
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chupchap
4y ago
Adding middlemen spreads money across geographies as opposed to the money flowing directly to the HQ. To use a car analogy a local dealership creates jobs and ensures some of the money spent by people in an area is recirculated in the area.
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chupchap
4y ago
Who's still using Alexa? The quality of data is only as good as the people using the service. I haven't seen a single person who uses Alexa as a plugin or as a service in ages so I don't know how to treat this data. The only
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When buying a new software larger companies need to think about 1. Costing 2. Who will manage it and how integrated is it with everything that exists 3. How much manual effort and time is needed to set it up and maintain it? 4. Who will pro
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That's crazy! I work with Salesforce reps a lot for some pre-sales bids and they've been pushing connect (both salesforce connect and heroku connect) for the last few years. Cost is in the range of 5k/m or so for salesforce c
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chupchap
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Imagine an app like Facebook or Google search and how they would implement beta features.
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> The problem with feeds is that they render in the browser like a bunch of code This wasn't always the case.
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A manufacturing company I consulted with had an excel file with VB for generating labels and code in a very specific way. A realty company had the whole post sale process driven off three excel files referencing each other. Each file belon
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chupchap
4y ago
The biggest no-code app I see in companies is Excel. It doesn't matter what you feel about it. If the data can fit an xlsx, it will be an excel sheet with macro.
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