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> The fear of it being misused is currently unjustified and without any proof. http://www.rediff.com/news/report/uidai-gets-first-complaint... http://kractivist.wordpress.com/2013/01/2
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> That would be awful it it were true. I totally agree with you. My intent to know the context of discussions, people and debate that went on for three days while Dr. Khan's health degraded was simply this: Could groupthink have b
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12y ago
> Not giving Dr.Khan the medicine was the right thing to do. Sure. How did you know it was the right thing to do?
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12y ago
> India is the most prominent example of a country with plenty of voting but no democracy. Second you on that one! I lived in various parts of rural India for a little over 12 years, and the deeper I went, the more I saw people there ac
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12y ago
It is rather more absurd to withhold the medicine from a dying patient simply to manage "public perception" sir. You can go ahead and give a negative vote too, it wouldn't mean a thing. Yes, people are doing very good, noble
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12y ago
So why not share the names and reasoning the doctors had which perceptibly led to withholding (rather taking it away) from Dr. Khan? Public perception makes it hard I can understand, but not giving the drug simply to manage public perceptio
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12y ago
Very interesting find, but the website is a bit cumbersome (apologies for being pedantic here) to use. Found it painful to click open and read just a small paragraph related to each photograph below. Another recent interesting newspiece on
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Stephen Hawkings and Pink Floyd
(rollingstone.com)
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Nginx Mainline Release 1.7.6
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India's Mangalyaan enters Mars' Gravitational Sphere of Influence
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Wireless TPB
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It actually does tie up all the parameters together: Evolution, Creation, Destruction, Energy, Disorderliness etc. etc. :)
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12y ago
It is possible. One of the discussions that spurred here in my cubicle was: How? How can we set aside half of the planet for anything other than ourselves? It's impossible! With almost every nation, state or person out there worrying a
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That's probably one more way to rile up things further and gather attention from the silent _useless_ majority. Just sayin' it!
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I have a question: Can the NSA/the coercing party be reverse fined at $500k/day by Yahoo (i.e by an organization) for some reasons in similar vein?
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India's Orbiter Mangalyaan about a Month Away From Mars
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12y ago
Thanks! Great to hear someone's taken up the good work.
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Totally! And I sorely miss cool and helpful guys like Ryan Bates in the scene lately.
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Your Candy Wrappers are Listening
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DirtyMarkUp
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SpaceX Launches Dragon Verson 2.0
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Yes. I believe in its (courts') efficiencies and mess. Wish you a happy life stuck in the same court you're thumping your chest upon. I am sure you know more about Indian courts, than I do. They are supposed to be independent, but
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12y ago
> The Supreme Court of India has declared Narendra Modi as legally not guilty of any crimes. This is not true. SC has said in 'absence of sufficient proof' and such. Please do your homework.
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12y ago
You mean go to a Modi controlled court and ask milord Modi "where should I seek justice against the crimes you have been doing?" I am sure you are smarter than this.
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I usually do not write comments on politicians, but being an Indian I feel sad that someone like Narendra Modi has even been considered for the post of Prime Minister by my countrymen. Let alone the decision to elect him for the top job. Bu
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I've failed at YC applications three times. And I know I'm completely missing the day-to-day stuff of the most creative community on the planet. But all that is fine by me. I miss PG more. There was this hope in him that there is
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Reminds me of my comment about an year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5648760 (1) Quality of applications, as in number of people who can write and talk really well, have gone up and the (2) number of application
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13y ago
I recently deleted my Linkedin account. But their junk emails continue to dirty my email even now. Next in the line is Skype, and then probably Facebook. Thankfully, I never shared my genuine data with Facebook or opened an a/c on Inst
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Besides that, even if he fails I am happy to have lived with someone like him among us. Every time I see these negative media people pulling the right things down and the wrong things up, I feel these blokes are by design all about increasi
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> No natural phenomenon on Earth will be hotter. I am not sure about this one comment in the article submitted by OP. As far as I understand the temperature at the center of the earth should be as high as that of the Sun. The core is kno
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