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by enitihas 9y ago
Is voter id card something different?
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by enitihas 9y ago
Just curious, how do you get 500 GB and your own cloud for 4.99$. I use Dropbox and always felt their price is fair.
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by enitihas 9y ago
I think you need an OTP to get online Aadhar PDF. So you can't get paper Aadhaar just by knowing the Aadhar number.
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by enitihas 9y ago
Given the amount that Google pays to Apple to remain the default search engine on the iPhone, I really doubt they would be willing to take that risk.
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by enitihas 9y ago
I understand your point, but in times of crisis, (like the Myanmar situation) I think the idea of no solution won't find much takers and people will be desperate to "do something".
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by enitihas 9y ago
I think the solution for the problem of fake news is going to be very difficult. People have a tendency of believing whatever they read in Facebook or a random google search or a random WhatsApp message, and that is going to be difficult to
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by enitihas 9y ago
Please look at this thread and see what people can do even on github https://github.com/ariya/phantomjs/issues/15345
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by enitihas 9y ago
Jeff Dean does have a PhD. Source: His own LinkedIn profile.
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How Objective-C messaging works(dantoml.com)
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Jewish people have a right to their ‘own land,’ says Saudi crown prince(washingtonpost.com)
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by enitihas 9y ago
Ghemawat should definitely be one. I sometimes wonder why Dean is teated on a wholly different level than Ghemawat. If you look at their works, almost all of them involve both. Probably someone with more knowledge can shed some light here.
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by enitihas 9y ago
Just curious, who do you think are the other two?
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by enitihas 9y ago
I will argue that WhatsApp has a higher potential of spreading rumours than facebook. 1. You can easily broadcast a WhatsApp message to multiple groups. Most people I know are members of 3-4 groups. 2. WhatsApp messages are transmitted inst
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by enitihas 9y ago
Okay. But even with the government as part of the gathering the premise remains the same. Even for the government it is vastly easier to use the new communication platforms to spread hate and solidify it's grip on power. I am not sayin
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by enitihas 9y ago
The beast is always there in people if you look on a large enough scale. People managed to spread hate even before Facebook, but Facebook and other new communication platforms have made it dramatically easy. The same way guns were a dramati
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by enitihas 9y ago
I am not saying that at all. I am just saying the online gatherings we have now are unprecedented both in their size and in their numbers. Imagine an in person rally of 10k people. It would be a huge event both and get huge coverage. Bigger
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by enitihas 9y ago
They are free to state falsehoods. However, gatherings of even a moderate size ger covered in local newspapers, which would analyze and publish their own perspectives. Generally, the larger the gathering, the higher the scrutiny. However th
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by enitihas 9y ago
I think a big problem is that the modern communication platforms provide the power to assemble public anytime anonymously, and as a society we are yet to realise that. In a real world gathering, you have media and government obseevers, and
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by enitihas 9y ago
Isn't Exynos also ARM?
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by enitihas 9y ago
I think your experience may be an outlier. Being in an University for the past 4 years, I observed that 90% of the laptops used by the students were 1366*768, and majority were 4GB, followed by 8GB. I don't remember anyone having any p
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by enitihas 9y ago
Can someone with more knowledge about c++ standard comment whether this is for real or it is an April Fools joke. Wouldn't this be an enormous change and probably break the language?
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by enitihas 9y ago
I think to be comparable in c++ types are required to implement < operator and the same is exclusively used by the stdlib.
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by enitihas 9y ago
How do you think it compares to Google cloud data store?
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The genius behind Google’s browser(ft.com)
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by enitihas 9y ago
Not sure about that. Some companies may have codebases as complicated as the python codebase itself. For them it may make more sense to maintain python2 than to upgrade. Granted, there will be very few such companies.
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Fifteen Years Ago, America Destroyed My Country(nytimes.com)
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by enitihas 9y ago
Android does not run anything on the JVM AFAIK.
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by enitihas 9y ago
Not the ideal solution, but you can always use pandoc to convert org to html, or even markdown and configure the html generation from there.
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by enitihas 9y ago
Pre-commit formatting. When I use IntelliJ to commit, it automatically formats pre commit. If you format post commit, you need another commit to format, and then your commit history will have many formatting commits. I will suggest use an I
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by enitihas 9y ago
Java didn't handle it much better, they simply chose a different tradeoff. They chose to implement generics via type erasure, which basically means List<String> and List are the exact same classes at runtime. .NET chose to implem

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