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econcon
6y ago
Yea was suprized the fact they were only boasting about their use of DPI as if it's something to be proud about. And consumers and TRAI were giving Jio clueless looks or even cheering them.
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econcon
6y ago
Well I went to IIT and our education system is more like Soviet Style education, heck we used the same books for competition prep. I aced every class always stood first in my class till class 10th and after that my performance dropped till
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econcon
6y ago
I actually love buying stuff which is not easily available, this has given me many ideas of starting new business of which a few are successful now. Sometimes it's hard for someone within a system to conceive an idea which is obvious t
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econcon
6y ago
Turbine blades, impellers, valves are good candidate for printing. Machining creates chips and I think you need to have variety of metal stock to spin on lathe, with different dimensions. So if you've simply a bucket of metal to form a
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econcon
6y ago
In my country the potatoes which grow on hills taste wayyy better than the ones produced on flatland.
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econcon
7y ago
Isn't FX a done deal based on how TransferWise is able to do it. Maybe you guys can collaborate with them and make payouts in any currency possible atleast in countries where there are no Forex restrictions like Hong Kong.
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Ask HN: Why axial Flux Motors are not popular?
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econcon
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econcon
7y ago
Irrationality is the driving force in market leading to boom and bust cycles.
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Ask HN: How to find property with creek/river, for pico hydroelectric project?
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econcon
7y ago
I read many books and came to realization that I don't understand how economy around me is going to turnout. Yes, I know few things about economy but whatever I know has no predictive power. So I kept it aside, I bought a piece of land
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econcon
7y ago
Our shipping fee went up by 30% but not prohibitively expensive. We are doing 150k a week in sales. From Hong Kong.
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econcon
7y ago
I've not been able to find that if we've technology to edit RNA. I see that DNA changes are possible through CRISPR. But it seems changing RNA could be possible if you've extracted similar virus from some animal then you repl
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econcon
7y ago
My challenge has to be to find developers who want to work in "grey space" where things are legal but might not be ethical with good money making potential.
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econcon
7y ago
By good, i mean good looking and attractive to me.
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econcon
7y ago
>. I'm also confused why you would need to use Tinder to find sex workers online This in response to some guy who was talking about strippers. >Uh or just be a friendly, sociable person with at least something to offer Doesn
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econcon
7y ago
Only channel I like on YouTube is applied sciences, hopefully it will never get deleted.
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econcon
7y ago
Basically you can make tinder gold account then you can use passport feature to select destination like Dubai, where you'll match with many strippers or escort. But I still believe unless you are model looking dude, you'll not get
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econcon
7y ago
You can use TransferWise
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econcon
7y ago
Time is faster at earths core. I think it has been proven already.
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econcon
7y ago
Citrulline Mallate, Argenine also increases nitrogen in the body and so do green leafy vegetables
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econcon
7y ago
You can get light out of anything. All you need to do is shoot it with a photon bean, and the when material can no longer absorb the photons you send at it, it will begin releasing them as reflection. But the one you are shooting in aren&#x
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econcon
7y ago
So it's killing men at twice the rate of women. Wonder if it's because women have been selected for better immune system as their body has to also protect the offspring and men's system only has to protect himself. Maybe immu
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econcon
7y ago
He doesn't have crystal ball, how did he came up with this?
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econcon
7y ago
I read in some article that if you died and if in postmortem it's found that you died of Coronavirus, Germany doesn't add it to their Coronavirus death statistics. Basically they only include the death which were confirmed Coronav
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econcon
7y ago
Well in America atleast you can protect yourself with guns See I am in India, if it runs out of food supplies, people will raid our farms and take whatever they can find and we'll not even have guns to defend our food supply. Imagine h
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econcon
7y ago
Well my personal opinion is that a few industries should be exempt from this and that includes agriculture.
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econcon
7y ago
>I used to think that way but the truth is it was a massive gain for our industry This is only good if you want to work for big government granted monopolies where you are just a cog in a big machine. To create a culture of export and va
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econcon
7y ago
What grow on the mountain top? Only things I've seen are flowers, maybe apple or apricot and wallnuts.
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econcon
7y ago
What's the alternative? Every country should become island with no import or exports? Politicians should understand that there are many things which can't be locally produced and penalising local businesses from importing those th
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econcon
7y ago
We need several fixes: Force most countries to adopt freemarket, remove trade barriers, remove import and export duties (except for extreme situations like pandemic) Right now lots of market imposes duties on import of American goods, this
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