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He's talking about it being flagged on Github, not HN.
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I suspect that their intention is to just put the activists etc. at rest as opposed to actually cut down pollution. They can't just say that they'll continue to use coal power plants in their current state, considering that our cu
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India Prime Minister Proposes Helping Coal Industry Survive Amid Climate Crisis
(earther.gizmodo.com)
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I use Gitlab issue boards (they’re much like the github kanban boards, but for gitlab users) to track minor tech features (on a commit level) for each of my project that can be measured with code. For everything else (like planning db model
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Use selenium or puppeteer with stealth plugins and a real user agent and I suspect it will be A LOT harder for them to block you.
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I use Safari full-time and am pretty happy with it. Pinned tabs, the keyboard shortcuts, developer options, ghostery extension, I find everything pretty neat. Anyone else here feel the same?
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Going to school and college in India, I always thought it would be better in the west, where I assumed teachers would, on average, be more open minded towards different opinions from students. Cause bias against opinions expressed in writin
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Yup, the generic version of the drug is price at $384 per bottle of 28 pills in India Here's an article on how the patent did not affect it's price in India: https://m.economictimes.com/industry/healthcare
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Origami is awesome too
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> India isn't willing to do the things china was allowed to do Care to a elaborate a bit please?
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U.S. Tech Giants Bet Big on India, and Now It’s Changing the Rules
(wsj.com)
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I think you mistook the minimum required contract value for an apt salary for a good programmer.
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Of course it does. However, Indian representation is disproportionately high (for multiple reasons) https://www.germany-visa.org/number-of-blue-card-holders-in-... https://www.thelocal.de/20180109/one-q
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I've firsthand noticed an increasing number of programmers from India move to countries other than the USA in the last few years mainly due to the increase in perceived difficulty of obtaining an H1B (I say perceived, because I'm
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EU beckons Indian tech talent
(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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> beauty trumps usability/ergonomics I bet that beauty wouldn't have trumped usability (in terms of Apple's preference and an elite buyer's purchase decision) if it also wasn't positioned and marketed as an aspir
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SoftBank-backed Oyo faces restive Chinese hoteliers
(ft.com)
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Interesting... any chance you have a link of that lecture or a story on it?
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Inner Engineering: A Yogi's Guide to Joy
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I guess the Indian system of living with your family comes to some use here. Kids are entertained and taken care of by their grandparents, cousins, etc. ever so often that parents do get a decent bit of time off.
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Do I contribute to open source? Seldom (<10 PRs merged) Why? - When I discover issues in an otherwise active library or starter, I fix them and submit a PR - When I need a minor feature in a library and the codebase is readable - When I
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India bans e-commmerce cos. from importing goods by classifying them as ‘gifts’
(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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> LegitScripts don't certify apps. I wonder how long this will continue... because apps could definitely compliment other therapy in many innovative ways.
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Celery message queue vs. AWS Lambda task processing
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Why the US Has No High-Speed Rail [video]
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More information on the bug: https://ehraz.co/security/casestudy/airtel/
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Airtel’s 320M Indian Users’ Critical Data Exposed via API Bug
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Depends, I reckon most of the audience here has the opposite problem, i.e. great engineering skills, but bad feature prioritisation skills—which can be attributed to relatively poor people skills.
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All the points you make here are true, but I just have this bias against food made by corporations. They don't prioritise their users high enough for me to trust them with what I put inside myself. I'd much rather order from a loc
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Wordpress is a great option, many large companies use Wordpress for landing pages (also the most popular on Builtwith). Its CMS also makes it easy to set up a blog, update pages, etc. If you're not well versed with using Wordpress (lik
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