kumarvvr

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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Sure. In that vein, "differently sized" should also be ok.
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At the beginning of civilized society? From the government itself. Then it slowly evolves into capital flow to people closely connected to the government (aristocrats, royalty, etc) and then to common people through banks. You seem to imply
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
You need a healthy mix of workers and owners. Those owners need incentives, and workers need protection. Money is a powerful drug and society needs to tame the habit. Otherwise, you will end up with conditions equal to slavery for the worke
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
> It was the 5-6 day week that built modern Japan Are you sure that is because of employees slogging in factories? Productive people outside of work will develop and nurture their passions. That is a net positive effect on the economy. T
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
If the government doesn't make laws that define broad principles, capitalism will eat you alive. Employers are greedy and evil. Their focus is profit maximization. Not employee well being. Given the chance, do you really think employer
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Of all places, that this is coming from Japan is astounding. The culture of "company man" in Japan is notorious for essentially absorbing and erasing the line between family life and company life for an employee. There are horror
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Ok. I got really excited by the title. But the diameter of the planet is about 130 km, so its tiny. Maybe "fat asteroid" is a better term than "dwarf planet" ?
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
You would panic buy when you expect a need in the immediate future. Such as when you are building a house or want to stock for your store. That is as old as ever. Sure. However, in the past 5 - 6 years, there are a lot more incidents of peo
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And those initial buyers need to swallow their pride and losses. Seems everything is a 'hustle' now. Lumber prices are increasing, go to the local hardware store and hoard up. Hold and sell for higher prices. Such a sorry state. I
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Understanding the fact that "pollution causes global warming" itself is an uphill task for humanity (For various reasons and vested interests). Moving that conversation to "energy balance" will doom the planet.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
I see this as a propaganda piece. The unique problem with India is that, a decade ago, it had a small but highly educated, privileged urban population, spread across a handful of cities, who are the most vocal in national media and social m
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
To think there might be legitimate fear in the Congress, that going too hard on big tech, might lead to losing elections shows how much the locus of power has shifted from elected representatives to corporations.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Incorporation and maintaining related documentation is a tough job. I guess one solution could be to classify various types of corporations and tier them. And then tax rules change accordingly. Similar to how tax breaks are given to startup
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Perhaps they will have "Corporate Olympics" to determine performance reviews.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Clipboards are perishable, can be lost, tampered with, etc. Don't know what you mean by Siemens, Microsoft & PTC. One alternative is to have QR codes that point to a dataset in a database.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
If the positioning is precision enough, this could be have great applications in many industries. Imagine having to tap into the work history of a machine and add latest repair works and notes for others.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
How is it that a technologically sophisticated aircraft company, that probably burns through cash or needs enough of it, produces advances in technology that have the potential to be useful downstream in other areas, advances human knowledg
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
OBS and VLC have made everyones lives better. And they have been doing it for a long time now. There should be a global fund, funded by tax payers, globally managed, like the UN, that helps developers who develop software that is used in ev
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
I am always wary of research that increases life span. It the world we are in, these technologies will be adopted by the rich, most likely be made exclusive and will further make the world an unhappy place to live, further increase inequa
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
I guess the intended audience for the chip are board / module designers, who can customize various interfaces and parameters to suit the final requirement. Having one chip, with the RaspberryPi branding, and great documentation, should
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Its ok for me if the changes are incremental. When Chrome first came out, the lightweight, clean and out of your field of view tab bar was a welcome change. FF did pretty good with small changes that, in my view, have made it look better ov
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
The riches of India, was beyond bounds. That was the reason Afghan invaders targeted India, time and again. What a glorious past. Hopefully, the coming boom in young working class should help India gain some glory back.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
Very interesting problem. I wonder, why not have a real time clock capture time stamps for different inputs for same frame, like one when written to memory, one when the trigger for the frame is done, etc and have a comparative analysis. Di
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I guess more features will come out. Even they know 3 USD a month means they have to have good incentives.
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
This is a fantastic application for micro scale solar systems. The interesting part is for such very low powered apps, the pumped water itself is a battery, in the sense that the functional requirement can be fulfilled inspite of intermitte
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
For 100 USD a year, You could buy about 10 - 15 courses on Udemy.com And compliment it with free resources on the web. I don't see the attraction of what Mozilla is providing. Perhaps companies can have bulk subscriptions or they have
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by kumarvvr 5y ago
To be fair, US has decades of high tech warfare experience, institutions that study war and constantly research about it, has best infrastructure, excellent means to project power and has virtually unlimited resources. The Afghans have no p
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This sounds suspiciously like whataboutism. "That person may have done better, but what about the present person?"
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The US avoided international courts because, technically, the chemical weapons were to clear forest covers and not intended for use on civilians and military personnel.
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Winning a war and living with the consequences are two very different things. Vietnam won the war. At great cost. Things might have been different if they lost. But the US did lose the war, come out of the region and its primary objective

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