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by nsenifty 6y ago
This is incorrect. You are mixing two separate (but related) things. Under the terms of the original Rafale deal[1], HAL was supposed to manufacture/assemble Rafale aircraft in India. This deal never materialized. A new deal was made u
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by nsenifty 7y ago
It does, but headlines like these are a distraction from the actual facts. All it takes is a series of half-truths to form a false narrative that doesn't serve anyone constructively. With an ineffective law enforcement, parts of India
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by nsenifty 7y ago
As many comments have pointed out, no kids are locked up. The police went to their school and questioned them. I am not debating whether it is wrong or immoral to question minors without their parents present or the nature of the charges, H
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by nsenifty 7y ago
Not interrogated at police station. The police went to the school. No kid is detained or under arrest. They are free to go but they probably don't know that, being kids. Is is morally wrong? Yes. But the article is click-bait.
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by nsenifty 7y ago
https://grumpy.website/post/0SzBFLZy9 Not being able to open all drawers at once is actually a safety feature preventing it from tipping over (see Ikea MALM fiasco). I suppose the UX could still be better.
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by nsenifty 7y ago
It's a cool idea. However, I personally like not glancing over user karma just to avoid bias. On Slashdot, for instance, I subconsciously assigned higher credibility to posts made by smaller (numeric) ids. The new reddit has it too.
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by nsenifty 7y ago
> what you speak is what you write and what you write is what you speak I am not a Sanskrit scholar by any means, but IMO, being phonetic is not necessarily the reason for that. It is more so because Sanskrit words are often derived from
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by nsenifty 7y ago
Additionally, you can write your own hooks that invoke redux hooks internally and hence provide reusability and separation of concerns.
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by nsenifty 7y ago
For a government job. Lying to the government is already a criminal offense in many countries.
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by nsenifty 7y ago
Hinduism calls it Karma yoga[1] - the path of selfless action. It is portrayed in no way inferior to other approaches. Do you work well with passion without attachment towards results. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by nsenifty 7y ago
It may be a little exaggerated (or not, depending on who you ask), but I think they're referring to the 1971 Bangladesh genocide. The US was largely complicit on this due to their favorable foreign policy towards Pakistan at that time.
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by nsenifty 7y ago
How much of this because we're so litigious in the US? Yes, corporations should be held accountable for their actions, but we like to sue them for disproportionate amounts for damages. They'd rather waste food than donate and risk
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by nsenifty 8y ago
See my point about desensitization. If you live in India and want to remain sane, you have to develop a barrier. Kind of the barrier you develop in the west pretending to not know where or how your hamburger was made.
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by nsenifty 8y ago
This is a straight up propaganda from Christian organizations I grew up reading in India. Very simply put, the concepts of Good and Evil in Christianity is not externalized in Hindu philosophy and instead explained through the principle of
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by nsenifty 8y ago
Both Indian and Pakistani media are peddling irresponsible lies and half-truths. It's been really hard to separate the truth from the noise.
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by nsenifty 8y ago
For someone who was an uninformed early stage employee who has seen the company grow but far from being public, I find AMT to be a much bigger problem than the 90 day window. Although I suppose if I had a longer window, I could potentially
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by nsenifty 8y ago
It is not "socially" mandatory as much as the workers suffer otherwise because they are paid less than minimum wage.
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by nsenifty 8y ago
This is why the tipping system in the US is absurd. The whole "you must tip because they get paid peanuts" argument is a circular logic. How about making sure that the worker gets paid fairly by their employer and customers can th
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by nsenifty 8y ago
That's just getting data for training isn't it? You can't train AI systems by AI.
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by nsenifty 8y ago
As of Marshmallow, you can format the SD card as internal storage. I did that on my dad's phone just this week and it doesn't seem to have the limitation you described.
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by nsenifty 8y ago
The chief complaint seems to be the lack of internal storage, but the phone has an SD slot that supports cards up to 32GB while his shiny iPhone 8 has exactly 0 GB expandable storage.
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by nsenifty 9y ago
> There is a funny interview of a supposed Income Tax guy: That's just a wrong example. He was not an officer in the government at the time of the interview. He worked for the tax department long before cloud computing was even po
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by nsenifty 9y ago
babel-plugin-macros allow hygienic macros ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hygienic_macro ) so they don't have the problems associated with C macros.
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by nsenifty 9y ago
It is worth mentioning that coffee is much more popular than tea in Bangalore (and other cities of southern Karnataka) in most middle class joints. However on the streets, tea still rules. Probably because cheaply made tea is more palatable
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by nsenifty 10y ago
The Pentels have retractable tips unlike the Rotring 600.
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by nsenifty 10y ago
Delhi metro area had a population close to 22mn according to 2011 census (from the same link you posted). Texas population of 27mn is a 2014 estimate.
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by nsenifty 10y ago
Except, each orange only contains about 2 fl.oz of juice. What is significantly easier - drinking 16 fl. oz of juice or eating 8 oranges?
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by nsenifty 11y ago
> And yeah, Pakistan is obviously doing some awful stuff too. But you're not gonna convince anyone sensible that India is completely innocent. "some awful stuff" such as three invasions, several incursions by army regulars
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by nsenifty 11y ago
Or by video conferencing. I don't see how temporary work visas being the main problem here.
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by nsenifty 12y ago
It is the comment that starts with "From the research paper:". It has non-breaking spaces instead of regular spaces, perhaps due to copy paste.

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