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by kumarvvr 5y ago
For me, it was Windows 7.
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Wow. How low have we come as a society? There is too much material worship and too little purpose in peoples lives. The need to gratify the desires of the mind have overtaken the necessity to understand life and contextualize it in a broade
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I guess its human nature.
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While I agree politically with the idea of a distributed ledger, this implementation (and I am sure a lot of thought has gone into design of distributed ledgers) of making computational complexity as a pre-condition to participate in the
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
There is something magical about being a father. I remember a scene in the sitcom Friends, where Chandler mumbles cute words after seeing emma. I feel exactly the same whenever I see my son. And he is 5 years old now. So grown up and all. H
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
> They aren't trying to convince you that the competitor is worse They are saying that performance on their chips is upto 1.8x faster in most common workloads. Also, doesn't need any expensive porting. They do compare performan
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Technically, the choices are vastly more improved now. You could always have a global style variable in a framework like react, that in the end renders the "text-red-500" part. Changes are pretty easy too. And, React has been the
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Yes. I am trying to access the console and there is an error message. I am from India.
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By far Tailwind has been the fastest way for me to prototype UI. I am a developer nerd and have a good taste for design. However, during actual development, I do not have the ability to visualize what I want in the first attempt . So,
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Tailwind works wonders in a component based system, but component styling ought to be very fine grained to ensure maintainability. I have created React components with TW, where the components are complex and large. However, breaking them d
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
When politicians use their power to threaten and block access to markets, the behavior is no different from that of a criminal gang. Using power to gain unfair advantage. So yes, this is protection money / bribe.
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I am from India, where for centuries, stored food was considered poisonous. Even a decade ago, in-spite of wide availability of refrigerators, most households never ate stored food, even if it was only for a few hours. The exceptions being
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Storing of raw materials is not a huge problem, especially if they are distributed across the globe. Also, manufacturing and distribution can happen at smaller geographical areas rather than country or continent wide areas. I think the over
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
> Not sure what you define as bootlicking LinkedIn is full of posts that are put up by employees that are filled to the brim with either extreme compassion / extreme empathy / self congratulatory likes/comments on their bo
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Linkedin and Medium are cesspools of circle-self-pleasure. They are communities of job seekers and job providers who are constantly trying to showcase their skills or scouting for talent. When was the last time you thought you could speak y
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Wow. I checked and its true. Largest capacity is around 24000 TEU (Twenty foot long containers, though 40 foot long ones are also used) Its mind boggling how mich energy is spent in transporting stuff around the world. They produce 2.2% of
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
If you want to work from home on Zoom, be prepared to be fired from home on zoom. After 2 years of COVID and the movement and fight for work from home, I guess its time people accept that remote work means, remote firing.
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Would love this as a second or third screen to read books / documentation from.
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I guess Cube would be a natural name progression. But there are manu cube companies.
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So, this lens is using machine learning to understand the behavior of an individual lens, using supervised training, and then that ML model is used to decipher all other input images? Did I understand that right?
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While I agree, what we see practically is different. Who in the world has genuinely condemned the Uighyur atrocities that China continues to this day? China is wielding a lot of clout using its supply chain hegemony. The problem with manufa
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
De-globalizing certainly helps in all round development of all countries and allows for much more dynamic relationships between countries. It helps build local economies and lets countries make best use of local resources. What Globalizatio
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I guess the intent is to say, decide on the API interfaces and endpoints beforehand and implement to that spec. Which is understandable, as you have to integrate anyway and doing it later is more painful than doing it earlier.
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Django is good for those who have used it a lot. For beginners, there are much better alternatives and, frankly, Django way of development is severely restricting. Starting off with an API backend and a React/Angular/Vue front end
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I love Notepad++, but sadly, I have never used it since I started using VSCode.
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The more complex the chemistry, the less economically viable. Hydrogen is just H2. Diesel is a complex hydrocarbon. A viable future, would be a highly distributed network of hydrogen stations, with Hydrogen generated from solar energy, with
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Am glad this is happening. A handful of people actually know what are NFTs. Those with half knowledge are curious about their insane transactions. Those who are dumb or greedy or both, think NFTs are the next best thing. Events like this wi
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https://www.youtube.com/user/rossmanngroup/videos https://twitter.com/rossmannsupply
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Perhaps this can also be used to send a continuous stream of supplies, such that we could have a true, inhabitable space station, where all the components required for space travel are manufactured and assembled in orbit.
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> you can spin a smaller rocket That could be extremely complex, unless (perhaps) the rocket using solid boosters, in which case, you are spinning a highly volatile mega bomb.

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