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by neilsense 6y ago
This is untrue, just survey the top earners, top media personalities, news network owners, etc - very few are Brahmins. Even look through past prime ministers.
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by neilsense 6y ago
This is a normal screw up by the West. The Vedas mention castes in that of division of labour, not division of importance. I don't believe the British introduced the caste system in its current form (division of importance) to India -
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by neilsense 6y ago
Why would you hope he doesn't? Wishing harm on any human isn't a reasonable stand to take just because of political beliefs.
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by neilsense 6y ago
It's lazy but, as you can't say things about blacks, muslims, jews, or latinx; Indians are an easy, quiet, target in the West.
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by neilsense 6y ago
This is not racial discrimination, it's a bug with a piece of software. There are many bugs with software, because behind it are human beings that are being pressured in many ways to ship said software. Behind all of this is a pretty b
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by neilsense 6y ago
Reads like most tech twitter profiles
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by neilsense 6y ago
It's due to the standing - my mum spent most of her life standing at the counter in our shop and she has suffered from vein issues since she was about 50. Lots of swelling as well. Like anything, sitting, standing, jumping - it's
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by neilsense 6y ago
That's not how versions work
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by neilsense 6y ago
I have RescueTime installed and so this is what it says for last week: 61h 54m logged 87 is productivity pulse 29% software dev 29% communication & scheduling 16% design I'm a CEO of a data startup. I'm still coding a lot &amp
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by neilsense 6y ago
Yep, and those parts of the world will happily pay $99/yr for email.
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by neilsense 6y ago
You seem to have a vendetta against India so we'll set that aside for a second, sounds like you had a bad experience at some point with an Indian or their family. You are talking about the same Britain that voted in favour of Brexit be
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by neilsense 6y ago
/r/wallstrettbets is your friend
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by neilsense 6y ago
kuro5hin
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by neilsense 7y ago
I got caught out by the nested scrolling
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by neilsense 7y ago
It can vary country by country, as you'd imagine it would seeing as Europe is a large place, but it's so such a crazy notion to say that you'll most likely find some care in Europe if you're unwell and poor - definitely
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by neilsense 7y ago
it pulls out windows into terminal tabs (in the UI), and handles panes like they were native iTerm panes (so same keybindings etc). Makes for a native-feeling experience while still getting the benefits of tmux.
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by neilsense 7y ago
It would be easier to take Brex more seriously if they implemented basic security practices like 2-factor for login. Especially as virtual cards and transactions are shown without any kind of additional checks after a basic username/pa
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by neilsense 7y ago
Probably because it'll bind to low ports. setcap would fix it for OP.
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by neilsense 8y ago
If only solving bullying was so easy... https://ibb.co/q5Cy94Y
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by neilsense 8y ago
I mean you could compare the figures for the nits but, as an example, I feel like my retinas are burning off at 100% brightness.
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by neilsense 8y ago
HelloSign and others are in the same space and seem to be doing just fine.
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by neilsense 8y ago
But you realise that actually doing things like this versus the expectation that it is their duty to do it is progress right? For a country like India where a million things need to be balanced every day, and governments of both parties hav
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by neilsense 8y ago
> Hinduism is not a religion like Islam or Christianity What do you mean by this?
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by neilsense 8y ago
I'm really enjoying the PixelBook now as a replacement for my Macbook Pro. It has a great keyboard, everything web works super fast, and it now can run a proper terminal and other Linux utilities. I have a Ubuntu dev server that I&#x27