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Cholera's nasty comeback(theguardian.com)
2 points by indogooner 9y ago|0 comments
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Modi’s Strongman Economics(nytimes.com)
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More Millennials Are Having Strokes(scientificamerican.com)
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by indogooner 9y ago
I think AWS CLI is pretty handy for lot of tasks. Not sure if you are referring to which multipart API of s3[1]. There is a higher level API for quite some time now which is very convenient. Agree about documentation for iam/vpc/r
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by indogooner 9y ago
This should be very useful if the reviews are trustworthy and more specific than what Glassdoor provides today. Glassdoor reviews are too nebulous sometimes and a service which brings out the best/worst/commonplace of every compan
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by indogooner 9y ago
Yeah that's why I chuckled after reading this - “This feels more like a general bullying behavior that you usually see from legacy ‘Day Two’ companies,”. Agree that this pisses off not just prospective hires but also existing employees
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by indogooner 9y ago
More dirt being dug up. I so wanted to work for Uber purely because of technical opportunities but reading all this and talking to some mates there now I am not so sure. People do point it out to me that this is a team thing but if the CEO
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by indogooner 9y ago
Definitely agree on 1. Having a clear goal makes it a much better experience by soothing the nerves esp. for someone like me who doesn't speaks often in public. The more clarity I have about my content more confident I feel while speak
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If translator interviews were like Programming interviews(medium.com)
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Build Services on a Backbone of Events(confluent.io)
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by indogooner 9y ago
I can vouch that the approach suggested by OP works from my own experience. Incremental refactoring backed by confidence of safety-nets (tests and ability to fast-fail and revert) helped us stabilize a legacy codebase and then improve it. D
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How India changed the English language(bbc.com)
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Amazon cloned Echo Show from Nucleus(cnbc.com)
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by indogooner 9y ago
There is definitely a need for this kind of service. The authorised company repair takes ages and lot of money but I am not sure how this compares with local repair shops who are also fairly cheap (I am not from Delhi so may be wrong on thi
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Don’t start a business until people are asking you to(2016)(sivers.org)
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by indogooner 9y ago
Unfortunately your fears are not unfounded. I have been to a village which is supposed to be model village for the constituency (adopted by the ruling party legislator). Open defecation has not reduced significantly. The toilets built are i
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by indogooner 9y ago
Dr. Huskey was also instrumental in setting up of Computer Center at IIT Kanpur as part of Kanpur Indo-American Programme. The bullock cart being used to transport the IBM 1620 computer[1] is part of IITK folklore now. [1] https:/&#x2
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by indogooner 10y ago
From conclusion: Hence, rather than searching for other chemical alternatives, promotion and development of traditional self-sustainable, nature-based agricultural practices would be the right approach to feed this world. Living off organ
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by indogooner 10y ago
Actually a large part of rural India still uses 60/100W light bulbs (filament ones) instead of LEDs as they are much cheaper(1/15th). I took 75W ceiling fans + 100W for the bulbs ~ (75W 20hrs + 60W 10hrs)*3rooms. I agree this is s
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by indogooner 10y ago
Yeah but the developing countries do not have that much of a power requirement. In India most villages would be fine with just the fans and lighting. 5 units (kWh) should be sufficient for the whole day for a household. I am not sure how mu
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Giant python swallows Indonesian farmer whole(theguardian.com)
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Mystery of Deadly Outbreaks in India Is Solved(nytimes.com)
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