eklavya

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by eklavya 8y ago
The premise was how we can ensure greater diversity in the free market and protection from big conglomerates. Taxing the rich even more doesn’t help with this in any way. In general rich are taxed more, which is fair to a point in maintaini
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by eklavya 8y ago
That’s assuming the customer is capable of sustaining what they bought, which is almost never the case with consumer products like in this case.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Maybe a cap on how big and diversified in its portfolio a company can be. I don’t so much buy the idea of taxing people excessively more just because they have more.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Sorry for the late reply, already tried it, not so good results.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Off topic: are there similar efforts for denoising audio? Any pointers appreciated.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Is inference fast enough to not have latency issues?
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by eklavya 8y ago
I use functional languages because I care about products. What makes you think otherwise?
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by eklavya 8y ago
QML apps look modern and quite good really.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Note: I am only talking about the military part. So they will only protect billionaires? No, that doesn't drive people to make sacrifices. In my opinion it's just about protecting what you love. There are some things worth fightin
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by eklavya 8y ago
> neat way of valuing every item or service on Earth Isn't that the very concept of money? :) Edit: newlines
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by eklavya 8y ago
Or maybe, people are people and somethings are just fantasies?
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by eklavya 8y ago
Please don’t get me wrong. I am absolutely “for” all the quality assurance and privacy work done by Apple. But both the stores have become a very big part of digital life everywhere. Google and Apple as gatekeepers have a lot of power and d
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by eklavya 8y ago
Whether they are right or wrong in doing this, both play store and App Store have too much power and govt/legal regulation of some kind is drastically needed.
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by eklavya 8y ago
> Likewise her view was that she wanted to buy her daughter anything she wanted and to never have to say no That’s just horrible parenting.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Sure, that must be it.
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by eklavya 8y ago
The first thing that came to my mind when I read the title was that all the biometrics and all were out. Which would have been much worse and which is not the case.
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by eklavya 8y ago
I wonder if there is a way to detect/assess fraudulent entries or will this require massive re-enrolement. Total shitstorm, WTF!!!!
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by eklavya 8y ago
I don't know how many times this will have to be repeated. Aadhar, GST, all implemented by the worst possible companies in terms of talent. WTF is wrong here, there are plenty of talented people around. Or just crowdsource it or give i
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by eklavya 8y ago
According to the article the database has not been compromised. It's a compromise of the client which can be used to add new Aadhar entries.
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by eklavya 8y ago
> In case you have a change of tastes, just a reminder mine has vitamins and hormones too. Even the PM would be most cordially welcomed to it. Hahahaha, not so easy. Get a bunch of people excited about your urine and come up with some re
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by eklavya 8y ago
Panchgavya has a patent from the previous regime. IIT Delhi is not a collection of extremist morons. I would much rather take somebody betting their career on something than the random opinion on the Internet. Ayurveda has been an establish
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by eklavya 8y ago
No need for “will”s. The term is near ended. Can you support your theory with real incidents? Which research was funded, which wasn’t funded?
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by eklavya 8y ago
Those people saying the same things were always there. They just get more news time nowadays. As long as the scientific progress is not hampered, I don't really care what the PM or some enthusiasts believe in. I think it's as harm
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by eklavya 8y ago
I am curious, what is "normal treatment of women and children within a marriage" according to you in India?
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by eklavya 8y ago
In my opinion deMo succeeded in all but the claimed main objective, which was removal of black money.
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by eklavya 8y ago
Not entirely true, but I am amazed at just how creative people can get when it comes to money. “Everybody” got their whole lot in, one way or another. The biggest failure was the complete absence of any kind of centralised checks in the ban
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by eklavya 8y ago
Also Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_statistics Look at the numbers for India and others then look at the population difference (gigantic) then draw a conclusion.
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by eklavya 8y ago
According to https://www.wonderslist.com/10-countries-highest-rape-crime/ India is after US and Sweden. I am using DuckDuckGo and this was the third link in search results on crime against women. I will look up the OEC
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by eklavya 8y ago
Can you please share the link? I am on mobile.
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by eklavya 8y ago
I was worried too but the whole net neutrality fight has been an eye opener. Our generation can be relied to rally upon when push comes to shove.

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