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by nilsocket 7y ago
When situation is out of hand, people suffer a lot. MasterCard and Visa have stopped there services in several countries, in-order to be complaint with American law (Laws which are specifically made, to hurt certain countries). When a Democ
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Trailer link: https://youtu.be/QpvEWVVnICE It has English subtitles.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Nearly 1 million, students try to crack IIT exam. No.of seats available are 12-13k. That's nearly 1.3%.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Recently, Indian government have released new educational draft. If everything goes as planned, it will be implemented by 2030.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
> Does it actually? This isn't 1960 anymore... we know how to launch a rocket and get it the moon now. I expect you to behave in similar manner. Don't learn anything, it isn't going to provide any technological benefits to
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by nilsocket 7y ago
I have seen his two videos on Indian Politics , it's outright, biased. You can go through the comments of Youtube for more clarification.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Master Card and Visa are failing, because we have something better in place. BHIM (Bharat Interface for Money) developed by National Payments Corporation of India. - Transferring money from one personal account to any new account (adding a
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Reason for storing financial data within the country is, because in India corruption rate is high and no.of tax paying citizens are very less. Indeed it is important for us to store financial data within the country to stop non tax abiding
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by nilsocket 7y ago
We are unable to have a national language, because many people disagree. > Buddhist thought has historical played a major roles in both cultures Buddhism was born in India, but never spread across country in any considerable amount, othe
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Don't worry they have got brains, they will indeed setup a panel and go forward, with good plan. It's not something like demonetization, to not have any discussion.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Recently, government of India, started to look into this problem, some part's of India get too much of rain, and others live in drought. They are trying to link up all Indian water bodies. https://www.livemint.com/news&
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by nilsocket 7y ago
I live in India, and I can literally feel the difference. But, what I'm surprised of is, many plants didn't dry up. And they are in good condition.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Obviously, we have many problems. Solving one problem after other doesn't work in real-life. Things should be handled simultaneously. Coming to defense, If you look through the Indian history, It is one of the most exploited country fo
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by nilsocket 7y ago
ISRO is also helping to launch satellite's designed by students for free. https://www.firstpost.com/tech/science/isros-new-pslv-varian... https://theprint.in/science/isro-to-launch-free-s
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by nilsocket 7y ago
what do you mean?
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Most of them are silly reasons. The actual problems like versioning, error handling and generics (may be) are being worked on. I have seen many new learners find it hard to learn what packages mean, and how about teaching them private , p
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Google search results page in Firefox mobile browser looks like it is from 2010. I filed a bug report, only one version of it is fixed, later versions were just displaying same old pages.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
I was selected in campus placements. I didn't yet complete my Under Graduate course, because I failed in 3 subjects. I'm being paid more than my colleagues who completed the course from same college.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Boostnote is a similar open source project. Even they look similar.
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by nilsocket 7y ago
> Those classes are all about conformity. It's about learning how to play the game of life and not going against the grain. "smart students" learn to read their teachers and know how to feedback the expected answers even i
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LangServer(langserver.org)
3 points by nilsocket 7y ago|0 comments
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Modern browsers are heavy, each tab takes nearly 50MiB of memory where as native applications may take 2-10 MiB. But it does work on all platforms. One more issue is usability, since os desktop environments, doesn't support web-apps. O
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by nilsocket 7y ago
Almost every big open source project is going to be unsustainable, if it isn't supported by a company. Few exceptions do exist, where several companies support out of there need and importance.
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by nilsocket 8y ago
Here is another post, indicating it is free for all students. https://www.firstpost.com/tech/science/isros-new-pslv-varian...
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Free satellite training and launch for students from developing nations(theprint.in)
1 points by nilsocket 8y ago|1 comments
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by nilsocket 8y ago
I used to use Okular before. Even now when ever I try to use it, it is slow, and e eating up a lot of ram, scrolling doesn't look smooth enough. Whenever loading a new page, load time is clearly visible it used to work fine back in 201
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by nilsocket 8y ago
What I mean to say is, EU is looking at tech giants past and fining billions. But if one looks at the European countries history, they have mostly looted from various other countries. It's seems completely fine for them to look up all
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by nilsocket 8y ago
One makes the law and then punish if somebody doesn't follow it. It seems EU is digging laws to earn money from American companies. It's very weird when EU punishes someone by digging up their past and without looking into oneself
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History of Numbers(vedicsciences.net)
3 points by nilsocket 8y ago|0 comments
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by nilsocket 8y ago
I personally haste to use apt and for me anything is unacceptable other than pacman based distributions.

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