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Could the same be said about just about everything? Like Music. Is a Song just a combination of notes, beats, intervals, voice etc. waiting to be discovered? Or is it something that a musician invents in her brain through talent, experience
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Ask HN: How to start on the path of learning Quantam Physics?
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Ask HN: Who Is Firing?
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What YouTube channels do you subscribe/follow/often return to?
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Anyone in the know of what is the impact on the OYO workforce here in India, which I guess is it's biggest market and where majority of it's workforce operates?
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I would suggest, "Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective" by Randal Bryant. It helps you deep dive into the computer systems and covers subjects taught in at least three to four courses in a formal computer science educ
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[offtopic rant] Coronavirus is hitting back hard on behalf of nature. Pollution levels in worst hit areas have come down. Industries have shut down and economic activity has subsided. Coronavirus is in a way a ironic f k you to Humans. Its
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All the advice already here is very good and implementable. Here are my two cents. I have been programming in C professionally for the past 12 years, and I think the way to go would be to go implement a well known tool in C and then compar
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Though this reads like a dystopian science fiction, this may very well be path we are set on right now. If not in 10 years, then surely in 15-20 years.
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Self help books more or less carry the same advice, just told in variety of different ways and in form of different stories. They all seem to come to the same conclusions. If you really want to read a good self help book, then toss everythi
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How does one become "no longer commercially viable" for youtube?
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India ( NCR, Remote ) I am currently working on a product in the News field and looking for someone who is excited about disrupting how people consume news online. Email in my profile.
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India ( NCR, Remote ) I am currently working on a product in the News field and looking for someone who is excited about disrupting how people consume news online. Email in my profile.
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I have mostly given up on Radio when I am driving my car ( Thanks Bluetooth and Amazon music). It has gotten worse over the past few years. I live in Delhi, India, and we have our fair share of Radio channels here. Over the last ten years,
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Ok, this is the kind of tech I would like to see come up and mature in the coming ten-twenty years. Having dozens of employees and four years of development period with VC money suggests that they have something more than just a POC. With a
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I tend to agree with you that Israel, as a country of its size and kind of neighbors its surrounded with, is not placed very pleasantly. But it is a country far more homogeneous than India in all the respects that make a nation ( religious,
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>>> It's very unlikely that India will ever achieve parity with China in our lifetimes, considering its self-destructive tendencies. And to add to that, we don't really exist in the most peaceful part of the world with a
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With the advent and spread of AI based call response systems, would negotiation be the final frontier that a General AI would have to break to prove its efficacy and the replaceability of humans. I guess, negotiation happens at a very human
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>>> that is my feeling and I am guilty of the same. To acknowledge the problem is the first step towards its solution. Your observation is very similar to what I have felt as well. There is a wide urban-rural gap. India is primaril
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>> In real life you also compete with people on just about anything - that's what gossip is about and it's what these services captured. You cannot compare the scale at which real life interactions work to that of social med
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India ( NCR, Remote ) I am currently working on a product in the News field and looking for someone who is excited about disrupting how people consume news online. The product is in it's early stage and I am developing it in my free ti
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Removing boilerplate from webpages using Python
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How to be kind to yourself? I have heard this phrase before, but never able to figure out what it means!!
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Maybe you should go one level up than your manager.
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Perhaps on mobile the experience is missing, but on my desktop the article is able to convey its message through pictures, sentences and short paragraphs.
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off topic: The researchers featured in this article are out in the wild, collecting samples, making observations etc. That seems to be the complete opposite of the desk jobs that people in software have. Come to think of it, even though the
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C Lint Tools Analysis
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Could you provide some source/citation from where you came to this conclusion that IN/PK have low average IQ.
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With companies like Walmart and Amazon putting big bucks in India, and now Ycombinator conducting interviews here, I guess whoever you talked to hasn't really been keeping a worldview of investments globally. Indian market is big and s
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It really depends on person to person. I have had teammates who's vocabulary would be quite colorful even in normal life. These were the people who would be more prone to cussing during meetings. There were others whom I have never hea
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