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econcon
6y ago
If you go interview few collage age girls, they'll will tell you: 1. I want to study 2. Get a job 3. Date between the education/career 4. Travel the world (she will not say travel with her boyfriend or partner) 5. Marry and have k
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econcon
6y ago
> $5k a month income would get you living like a king here (with in house nanny) Comparing just dollar value of services is not of much use across countries. It's like saying, interest rate in India is 6% while in US it's 1% wh
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econcon
6y ago
I was discussing it with a friend who is pretty wealthy and entirely self made and I learned that... The reason my friend is not having kid has nothing to do with economics of having kid. He has plenty of money to support 10 or even 15kids
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econcon
6y ago
>As a man who's been around the block a few times in corporate America, women are NOT outdoing us in "these three areas" like you seem to posit... To be fair to OP, women don't have to outdo men to reject 80% men. For
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econcon
6y ago
Difference between the dropout and Stanford graduate is level of self awareness, inhibition, disgust, ambitions.
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econcon
6y ago
80-20 rule applies. All the brilliant students I studied with left for the US. Imagine investing in multiple startups and then the Unicorn leaving for the foreign land. Money invested in every student doesn't return same amount of weal
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econcon
6y ago
But it only supports sending audio from phone to pc, not reverse.
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econcon
6y ago
Yes, but does it work on android?
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econcon
6y ago
Not years ago but recent seeds I wrote a blog post on filament manufacturing at home. That blog post got over 25k views, many people contacted me on telegram. While all the information is available for free in my blog post, few people asked
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Ask HN: Using MacBook as Bluetooth Headset
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econcon
6y ago
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econcon
6y ago
Usually people are not that blind. They pay others for their company when they make these mistakes. Is a guy getting on hook for child support being scammed? Is a guy on hook for alimony being scammed? I guess he also at some point was livi
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econcon
6y ago
While softwares are scalable. Problem is that you not the owner of those softwares, will you be able to negotiate with your employees to give you 1-10% of the total profit they generate. Unlikely! Yes, software developers make a lot of mone
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econcon
6y ago
I want ecom software which rivals Shopify but it's free and self hosted like Discourse. Payment method support: stripe and PayPal are enough. But must have shipment tracking maybe through integration from some service. All Shopify alte
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econcon
6y ago
>This seems like a great deal for India: threaten a 22% duty, and then you bring in jobs and know-how. Lots of products have very high duties but you'll not find a single manufacturers of those products within the country. Those com
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econcon
6y ago
>I have only one question: how much pollution these factory will bring to India? Largest Indian imports is petroleum and also India has largest petroleum refinieries, removing them will he help pollution. India should focus on renewables
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econcon
6y ago
>why do you think this is? Vodafone knows something about this.
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econcon
6y ago
>But once there is one shining example, then (partly because of the competition, partly because of the numbers of people) the momentum is strong and only gets larger. IT outsourcing giants are now obsolete - thanks to American recovery i
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econcon
6y ago
>but why would any country do that? China's economic and financial data reporting seems to be spotty at best. If yuan is good enough for china then it's good enough for other countries with lower GDP than china. China is where
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econcon
6y ago
UK is a rich country. They can get higher productivity by simply hiring laborers from Europe and not giving them same standards of work and life which EU demands from member states. That's enough for UK manufacturing to bounce back aga
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econcon
6y ago
He's the CEO, I doubt there is anyone in company who doesn't know him.
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econcon
6y ago
>As of today, India has around 1.19 million cases with 28,732 deaths and more importantly, 753k recoveries. Only if you believe the reported number. India has a bad track record in tracking deaths. Most deaths go unreported specially in
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econcon
6y ago
He might be good at his work but he's not a god, he can't be right 100% of the times. We still have to evaluate him based on evidence everytime he utters anything.
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econcon
6y ago
Consultants exist for this. I do not respect Reliance owner. If he was a good businessman, he would be have dominante more countries like US. Imho, best Indian businessman is Mittal owner of Arcelor Mittal.
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econcon
6y ago
Who believes in Jio, if reliance owner was a good businessman, he's have dominated in many other countries. The only reason he survives in India is because government is in his hands. He has used this many times to harm competition.
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econcon
6y ago
Obviously he misled people. His firm can deploy cloud native soft infrastructure and data centers for 5G but not the hardware. And here too they are any special as Rukuten already does it. They still have the license technology from the ven
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econcon
6y ago
Which is funny as it's much cheaper to provide higher speeds in high density areas.
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econcon
6y ago
Chess came from India where it was used by the ruling class to learn important skill like emotional management. As the rulers had all power, it was incredibly very easy for them to get mad at someone and engage in destructive activities. Ch
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Ask HN: Free Mac Malware Remover?
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econcon
6y ago
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econcon
6y ago
Why is this being downvoted. It's true, I don't think non vegetarian pay higher health insurance premiums, so society as a whole will foot the bill of both health and environmental impact.
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econcon
6y ago
It's not that they don't have technical people. I used to work for one consultant company like these. There were many smart people who had crazy startup ideas and technical ability to handle the projects. Problem was just that the
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