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Ask HN: What laptop would you recommend for XR development?
3 points by phekunde 5y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: GBP 400 budget; please recommend a laptop for AR/VR development
1 points by phekunde 5y ago|1 comments
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The future of modern warfare: How technology is transforming conflict(youtube.com)
1 points by phekunde 5y ago|0 comments
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by phekunde 5y ago
When you squat for morning dump, creativity increases multi-fold. It is the best way to get lot of startup ideas. Just sayin ;)
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Business Language(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by phekunde 5y ago|0 comments
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by phekunde 5y ago
Few years ago I saw some statistics for UK SMEs/Bs(and I think that is true for almost all countries) that showed that within 5 years most small companies wind up. If that is the case then this statement of yours that "If the valu
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by phekunde 5y ago
> (works after hours, weekends, during vacations) I was working for a company and employees there were working for long hours and weekends. Managers too were doing the same. It was sort of a badge of honour that an employee is working be
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What I Learned While Eavesdropping on the Taliban(theatlantic.com)
6 points by phekunde 5y ago|1 comments
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by phekunde 5y ago
Look carefully at the map, at the extreme top of India :) Even though it does not direct touch India, that region is as volatile as any other terrorist region. Lot of infiltration happens from that area into India.
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by phekunde 5y ago
Before going for help, please watch these two videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m7uL4Q44ws https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6jItZF5ZeU It is said that history repeats itself!
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by phekunde 5y ago
Aloha! from India. Well, the biggest headache of the fiasco in Afghanistan is going to be for India. Now the fighters are free from fighting in Afghanistan, guess where they are going to be redirected!
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by phekunde 5y ago
For personal use means mangoes that can be carried by one person in a box, usually it is max 2 dozens. Bulk means importing multiple boxes for distribution to others.
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by phekunde 5y ago
I use to work for an Indian company in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The language there is Marathi. So the employees used Marathi words for some programming terms e.g. "palala" for "ran" or "palav" for &quot
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by phekunde 5y ago
Few years ago I tried to import Haapoos(English name, Alphonso) mangoes in the UK from India. I was informed by the authorities that bulk import is not allowed. A person can carry mangoes in luggage while entering the UK. But bulk importing
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by phekunde 5y ago
See to it that the trucks do not become wobbly after drinking the whisky waste! :) I will get my tartan :D
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by phekunde 5y ago
> in India where companies generally don't even shortlist candidates of interviews if they don't have a degree... That happens because there are so many applicants! The companies then decide to set initial filtering criteria to
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by phekunde 5y ago
Even if you are in India, you are not limited to India, are you? There are lot of companies hiring for remote python developers. If your manager thinks you are good then why not talk to him/her about the state of the startup you are wo
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by phekunde 5y ago
On code synthesis :)
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by phekunde 5y ago
Sometime ago I read an article that described how the northern "dialect" of the English language becomes hurdle for upwards mobility in the UK. So, to some level there is still friction. And here I am talking about native northern
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by phekunde 5y ago
> And sure, snowflake >> 22 would be shorter, clearer, and far more efficient, but it wouldn't let you show off all the cool language features you have at your disposal, and isn't that what's really important? And th
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by phekunde 5y ago
> Society doesn't get better because we elect the right politicians, it gets better because the people in it decide to be better (in themselves, towards each other, etc). Politicians are just a (grotesque, exaggerated, warped) refle
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by phekunde 5y ago
So finally, someone did catch it ;)
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by phekunde 5y ago
I use this: https://switchoff.neocities.org
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by phekunde 5y ago
> One thing to note is that Indian historical records from that period are extremely rare making it all the more difficult. It's a pity that Indians of that didn't write as much as Romans did. Indians did write at that time. Th
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by phekunde 5y ago
> Why do you believe that north indian language are nonsense? Hindi language should first correct the pronunciation of words like "Baink" for Bank, "Baal" for Ball, "Daaktar" for Doctor etc. And then thinkin
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by phekunde 5y ago
Some of what you said is not true. There were attempts made to unify "India" even before the British came to India. Infact the term "Hindu", "Hindi", "India", "Hindustan" is not Indian in th
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by phekunde 5y ago
Looks like the movie theaters are not yet open in Tamil Nadu!
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by phekunde 5y ago
Try searching for jobs at the Open Document Foundation. They were looking for developers few months ago. Or search for other FOSS jobs here: https://www.fossjobs.net HTH
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Monzo bank in money laundering rules investigation(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by phekunde 5y ago|0 comments
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by phekunde 5y ago
Looked at the first name, not look at the last name too!

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