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by eklavya 6y ago
I am pretty sure they are all investing because jio will come up with a one stop digital shop with them controlling it end to end. They will be launching a cloud. All these companies are investing now to get a piece of the big pie. There wi
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by eklavya 6y ago
> In terms of languages for the web with WASM I think it has massive advantages over Rust. Can you please elaborate what are those?
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by eklavya 6y ago
I am so excited about flutter ecosystem. Hopefully linux gets first class beautiful native apps now. I also hope against hope that qt is officially supported as a backend so KDE is not left out.
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by eklavya 6y ago
No idea, I know for a fact though that no laws for upper castes to jail anyone in a lower caste without fighting in courts first.
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by eklavya 6y ago
Don't really know any brahmins, my friend circle has Dalits and other upper castes. My sister's friends have examples of Brahmin-Dalit marriages, I know Dalit-Dalit, Dalit-Non Dalit marriages. All are economically well off whether
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by eklavya 6y ago
> Brahmin patriarchy is the deep state in India, do a quick search about top CEOs in India, Majority of Company auditors are Brahmins so the company/tax laws are often dictated by them So which company/tax laws are anti Dalit?
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by eklavya 6y ago
> Churches openly hold discussions on how all humans are equal. That's not exclusive to Christianity. Universal equality is a basic tenet of Hinduism (including non violence towards all living things not just humans). I will not get
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by eklavya 6y ago
I am ashamed that a few bad people give a bad name to us all. It reinforces the cast divide and enables a section to trumpet about the bad Indian culture or bad Hindu. It's despicable and I fail to understand how educated and technical
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by eklavya 6y ago
I am aN Indian and a Hindu. Could you elaborate how reincarnation and caste system are related?
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by eklavya 6y ago
This one drives me nuts. I mean what in the hell is that downloading doing that it manages to fail arbitrarily. This is downloading files, how the fuck can it be so complicated and broken.
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by eklavya 6y ago
> Out of the 700+ in my graduating class of Computer Science, less than 70-80 are still associated with computers in some for or manner. I can back that up with my anecdotal stat as well, that number is rather generous, not even 70-80 wo
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by eklavya 6y ago
From what I understood, it’s not reference counting but trying to determine at compile time when to drop using data flow analysis to come up with an approximation of the liveness. I had a thought sometimes back, can compilers do a profile r
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by eklavya 6y ago
> I dont really understand why you are trying to defend a corrupt system, I get it you are an Indian on HN and you dont like people telling the truth about India but you cannot put your head in the sand. Hmm, ok, I don't to keep on
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by eklavya 6y ago
You shouldn't make such assumptions without knowing about somebody. I have dealt with the judicial system. > No, lot of people just give up because they know there is no point in wasting 10 years for the court case to finish. Isn&#x
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by eklavya 6y ago
Simple, softwares work even though they can have bugs. The judicial system is not perfect with a lot that can be improved. It works because people haven't lost faith in it and almost all disputes reach courts instead of streets.
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by eklavya 6y ago
Every judicial system is corrupt. Indian judicial system works and people have faith in it. Could it be made better? Hell yes.
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by eklavya 6y ago
I might be misunderstand it but reading the document I couldn't see that this doesn't involve providing any data. I don't see a way how this could work without sharing data with authorities. The document seems to imply that t
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by eklavya 6y ago
I will gladly take you up on that :) Bonus that whoever wins, money goes to a charity too.
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by eklavya 6y ago
Probably yes, but I mean the people out there serving us are people too. Let's stop demonising every move. Now is the time to stand together.
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by eklavya 6y ago
So we should give all this data to the foreign companies instead of our own elected govt? Because surely they would never abuse it? > Because there is a large body of evidence throughout history that suggests exactly this. Yeah, one govt
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by eklavya 6y ago
I would really really try and understand the need of such app before making sweeping generalised statements like this. It's even more despicable for me since you know the govt officials are working their asses off for me and my family
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by eklavya 6y ago
Let me rephrase, how much are you willing to bet that this app will be mandatory to be installed after the Covid crisis is over?
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by eklavya 6y ago
How much would you be willing to bet on this?
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by eklavya 6y ago
Why do you think it's overkill? What alternative do you propose? Do you not think touting the horn of privacy in this crisis where everybody is unprepared is doing us any good? Why do you think it will remain once this is all over? &gt
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by eklavya 6y ago
That, value types and tail call elimination and I am just set forever I think. All are coming.
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by eklavya 7y ago
Linux server is perfect because there is huge commercial demand for it. Linux desktop has problems because there is almost no commercial demand for it. Good things require money because effort isn't free.
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by eklavya 7y ago
This is really naive. Money is just an idea and it lets the mega connected world of today operate with some semblance of sanity. What do you propose we use instead of money and how is that different from money? Who gets what and how much of
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by eklavya 7y ago
Yeah, but the baseline improves every time. GCs have come a long way in performance, don't you think?
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by eklavya 7y ago
Really just learn it. It's a pity I don't use Haskell at work and yet learning Haskell was the single most bang for buck exercise I have ever done. "Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell" is the best resource I
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by eklavya 7y ago
That was a pretty elaborate "nothing" and unnecessarily political. "The way forward" advises the government to do more than it has ever done before. Well, no shit Sherlock.

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