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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
probably for “Kannad” instead of Kannada and if KGF 2 is any indication, they should stop making movies altogether
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
I’m Indian and I didn’t see those either. There’s no scenario in which slate/vox would have written a ideologically uncoated positive review of this movie.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Those articles reaffirm more the extreme political mentality of vox and slate than any political leanings of the director. That these websites practically thrive on conjuring up issues even where none exists should surprise no one.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
If that’s your problem, you can watch the ending and then rewatch the whole film.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Companies wouldn’t touch a GPL let alone an AGPL with a 20ft pole. And if people can’t eventually use it for work, people don’t tend to use it at all these days. projects with no users fizzle out.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
not just you, I’ve been seeing this a lot lately. somebody references a well known phrase or an idiom and then somebody comments “Sure go ahead and compare this with that!” I’m not sure why you feel the author is trying to use vietnam to le
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Over the last 10 years, did people decide to interpret everything in the most cancel-able form? No sane person before would have read this sentence and thought that the author was comparing licensing changes to murder
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
May be the simpler explanation is that WHO data is wrong? are all these countries corrupt or is it WHO that’s corrupt?
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
No. “Generics are great. we haven’t gotten around to doing it the right way” vs “if we start introducing knobs, soon enough, knob turning is going to be a full time role “
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Non American, but I’ve been using realclearpolitics to get aggregated views on things from both the sides. I’m surprised most americans get their news from one single source, worse yet from a single late night talk show. I also follow reall
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
It’s the same 2 things for me + Google search. I tried setting my default engine to bing/ddg for a year and brave for a few months. Everytime I found myself directly going to Google using the g! shortcut on brave and ddg So I’m using o
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Two questions: 1. What/Where is this market? What’s the forex equivalent of NYSE or NASDAQ 2. Even If both the banks hold the other country’s currency, (which in most cases they won’t), how do they know what the exchange rate is.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Where is this exchange? Clearly if the price changes can be reported with such high precision, it needs to be based on a solid value from an exchange or a set of real exchanges instead of an aggregate of all the airport guys exchanging cash
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Fair points but why is the dollar rising in the first place? Isn’t that because of the artificially high oil prices because of the war.. since middle eastern oil is sold in USD. Countries need to buy dollars to buy oil. That’s why dollar is
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
How are the currencies traded? US Bank A maintains an account with British Bank B but it’s dollar account Now an American business with account in Bank A is paying a British contractor $100 in Bank B So Bank B is going to subtract $100 from
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
> avoiding the hard work You sound like you haven’t been interviewing/interviewed recently. Knowing your DSA is one thing: the task isn’t: “let’s write some code to balance this tree” It’s the extremely cringy “John has 40 watermelo
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Dart is barely doing well. It was pretty much dead before Flutter kind of imposed it. Dart is actually the counter example for “ Backed by Google “
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
There’s also a significant reduction in pay for the new offers being handed out. Somebody I knew joined a company for +50% 4 months ago. The same company is offering +5% for the same role now.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
You do realise that these leetcode rounds are virtual and there are “agencies” on the internet that would take this test up for you? When I interview people, I have to make sure that the person actually wrote the code by asking some arbitra
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
OP here. I’m in India. People spend 2-3 years grinding leetcode questions too. So you can imagine how difficult the tests have become over the past few years and how pointless this whole test is.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Because this hiring process came _after_ they were already successful?
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Off topic: what’s this IBMization at Microsoft?
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Come on! Showing 4 more ads per video on YouTube would boost their stock price while making me hate YouTube PMs even more
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
How do I find them? Or how do these companies find me? I kid you not, I’ve received messages from 200+ companies over the past 3 months and all of them have the leetcode round as their first round.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
> the recruiters will _actually tell_ you to practice LC, Here they do this before you even take the interview for the first time The recruiters actually email me all the leetcode prep material and tips
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
I don’t care that Google is doing this. It’s a problem that everybody else is using the same process. (I blame it on CtCi)
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
Understandable when big tech does this. 200 person tech companies are doing the same.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
> It doesn't require knowing a language well, but only well enough to solve the problem. I guess that really depends on the language. IMHO, if you can solve a reasonably complex problem using a language, you know that language.
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
> an quickly learn new skills. That's exactly what leetcode tests for I don’t know where people get this idea. Leetcode used to test programming proficiency I feel the only reason companies continue to take leetcode to absurd levels
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by mikymoothrowa 4y ago
I work at a mid-large tech company ~5k engineers. > You cannot write things that scale without solid knowledge and intuition in designing and analyzing algorithms, something that can be learned and furthered through experience. The point

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