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The site says that the first mirror cracked due to breaking of the mould.
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A YEAR for annealing ! Amazing how they came up with that timeline, or if they were being overly cautious.
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The general populace was sold the idea that crypto is "investing", when in reality it is an overly complicated, asset-less, currency trading system, with questionable value and questionable stability.
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Yeah no. Middle management is the grease that makes the cogs and gears move. They pull off a million of small targeted custom actions every day. They are not going to be replaced by AI.
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The cloud is much more than that. The premium you pay for a cloud service is - Ability to scale up and scale down in a matter of minutes. - Reduction in variable capital costs required to meet peak demand. - Ability to test and prot
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AWS has provisioned versions of many services, which cost less upfront, but are longer term contracts.
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Once you reach a certain size, I guess this is true everywhere. About 2 to 3% of employees in any org. will be slacking.
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It looks like what he meant was if an AI system works well in India, then it has very high probability of working in the rest of the world.
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> Streamline issues, sprints, and product roadmaps. How about - Software that simplifies work management for teams
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Its not obvious at first sight.
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They are, afterall, a business trying to sell their products. For a furniture store (my experience is from stores in India), I find the experience compelling. Part of the reason their stores are like that, is they prioritize the look and fe
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What is this product anyway? > "Linear is a tool to remove barriers. Powerful yet simple to use, it helps you to plan ahead, make better decisions and execute faster. You don’t have to come up with best practices for how to use Line
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by kumarvvr 4y ago
Stifling communication and censoring the internet happens in Kashmir, where 6 decades of cross border terrorism by Pakistan have made security situations a hell to maintain. The USA tacitly supports Pakistan and looks the other way when its
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I don't think you know how India works. Tata has awesome reputation. Also, they have a 23000 USD Car, 17000 USD car and now they are taking bookings for this. Also, the said car already has a gas version. This EV version is modified ve
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So what? Battery costs are still falling and the typical cost of a battery in a mid range EV is about 6000 USD. For the battery to lose 30% of capacity, it takes 10 years. So your amortized cost (crude) for 10 years is about 400 USD per yea
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Sorry, Indian govt. is looking at EVs as a job creation engine. Charging stations, sales and service stations, investments in grid upgrades and installation of renewable energy sources, focus on green Hydrogen, etc. It is true there is a ne
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Tata is releasing Tiago EV in 2023, starting at 8.5 lakhs.
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In cities, Nexon EV has become a common sight. And Tata has made good effort to ensure EV and Non-EV look and feel the same.
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Tata cars are heavily built man. They are rock solid, have great safety ratings and many prefer them for their build quality. What I understand is that in India - Buy Maruti for efficiency and low cost of spares and service - Buy Tata
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To clarify, Tata Tiago (going to be released in 2023, announced yesterday) costs Rs. 9 lakhs. (11000 USD) - https://tiagoev.tatamotors.com Tata Nexon EV (released a few years back) costs Rs. 16-19 lakhs. (23000 USD) - https:&#x
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by kumarvvr 4y ago
Dude, Tata just released a new EV, Tata Tiago, which has a range of 250 km, charges in 7 hours (or 1 hour fast charging). Costs Rs. 9 lakhs, about 11,000 USD. They give a 7 year battery warranty. For coty commutes, which is most of car usag
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Awesome take. Reminds me of a book that teaches us how one can lie with statistics. While reading the whole article, I was convinced over the "data centric analysis". Afterall, how can data lie? But, its revealing that cheating in
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Some sort of a stalemate which he can reasonably spin as a win. If not, he will be killed. Now its a life and death situation for him.
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The important part is "rarely clicked". Meaning, you have sometimes clicked on it. Spread that click amongst billions of users, and you have a good revenue stream.
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It works sometimes. Just like any other form of advertising. As an avid internet user, my mind is automatically turned off to ads on any content I see. I also blindly ignore the YT ads and focus only on the skip ad button. Strangely, I also
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Interesting story. Could you comment on the economics of running such a studio, which seems to be relying on casual gaming. A bit of insight into the market as well. Really curious.
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It exists because some of its products are productivity monsters and are enterprise staples.
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I would think that having a battery based train engine, that can use electricity where available and use batteries where tract electrification is not done is better than fuel based ones, no matter the source or type of fuel.
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Wow. True. It shows about 1.1 billion results. But on page 22, the results are 218 and is the last page. Never noticed this !
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Courses on popular IT technologies are good. React, Angular, Web development, App development, etc. Especially by the likes of Stephen Girder or Maximilian. However, the niche areas (engineering, CAD, Math, etc) have been taken over by regu

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