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Ah, the "achaar". So wrongly translated as "pickle". In my village (Ganges plain, North India), making achaar was a significant seasonal community event. When mangoes were small, we used to wait for heavy winds during ea
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Nature to retract major Ranga Dias superconductivity paper
(thehindu.com)
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We'll borrow the work from future to keep people busy. There will always be plenty of work. IlIn addition to organic vs other food, there will be stall of human grown vs machine grown food etc etc.. When first tractor arrived in my vil
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+1. Before I could understand benefits of Rist, I was sold on cargo.
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Pizza delivery is also casteless!
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Wow! I once built p0f on windows using msys2. But couldn't get the sockets to work. Without support for linux socket, p0f can not run as server and support queries. I should definately try this sometimes.
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Why does the USA use 110V and UK use 230-240V? (2014)
(electronics.stackexchange.com)
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I had a digital design course. The instructor hated verilog and preferred VHDL for reason that didn't make much sense to me those days. There was only one VHDL compiler available that time called ghdl which worked fine for course. Ther
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Protecting Competition Is a Vital Goal
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> Apple told me it would cost 2300$ to fix it They are probably going to keep the laptop in ICU for a few days post key replacement.
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Carbon credit speculators could lose billions as offsets deemed ‘worthless’
(theguardian.com)
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Though I still feel that life is long, but years have started feeling significantly shorter. I hope that compounding effect of life long investments kicks in soon to compensate.
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Why stop here: your are Earthling, your wife is Earthling.
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Finding a set of mututally orthogonal vectors. For a given sparsity, after a large enough dimention, two randomly chosen vector will almost always be orthogonal.
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A valence switch in the brain that makes mammals eat more in cold
(nature.com)
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Thanks you. Nice to see a condensed history of Mathematics in it. First non-fiction book that I read cover to cover was a little book in college library called "the history of numbers" (If I remember it correctly). Somehow I reall
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The British Once Built a 1,100-Mile Hedge Through the Middle of India
(atlasobscura.com)
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Vice blocked news stories that could offend Saudi Arabia, insiders say
(theguardian.com)
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"Its a human nature to mislead others, sometimes knowingly." I read this line in an anthropology book. A similarly non-cynical approach towards your fellow is "trust but verify".
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I was wondering what causing this heat globally, lately!
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I thoroghly enjoyed the anime "Record of Ragnarok" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Record_of_Ragnarok ). Shiva loved dancing (along with his brother Rudra). He is reimagined very well. Buddha is imagined a bit
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I am not American. I didn't want this comment to be seen through Pro-Blah and Pro-Bluh lense. I am going to delete it.
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Workers are less productive when working from home
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> The Eternal Meeting Sounds like awesome Futurama or Black Mirror episode.
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Keep the managers working from home and get all devs to the office?
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Threat actors abuse Google AMP for evasive phishing attacks
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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I find zero-, positive-, and negative- sum games classification more informative. I guess the negative sum or zero sum cult are oppressive while the positive sum cults are tolerable? Rich are definitely getting richer and it is not so bad a
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Boy, this modern obsession with IQ is no less intense than old Indian obsession with purity. The fact that IQ can't be measured or even defined any better than purity does not take the force away. Fortunately, IQ based society looks le
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I liked a few results. . For example, smooth analysis by Spielman showed why so many algorithms works very well in practice even though their worst case complexity is terrible e.g. simplex method. Second, concave-convex optimization shows t
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