rajeshp1986

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by rajeshp1986 5y ago
I wonder how much is this specific to US. Does kids in European countries go out and play on their own?
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by rajeshp1986 6y ago
Those are random quora posts. How is anything evident from that? Even all of the data from the 2nd Quora post is false. It is neither verified nor those posts link to any source.
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Ask HN: Scala vs. Kotlin?
12 points by rajeshp1986 6y ago|17 comments
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by rajeshp1986 6y ago
This looks like a cool product. I can see its potential. You should expand on sales team and go hard on enterprise sales.
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by rajeshp1986 6y ago
How to learn Intrady Scalping? Any resources?
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by rajeshp1986 6y ago
I think Americans in general buy a lot more stuff than Europeans. I think they are more susceptible to ads.
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by rajeshp1986 6y ago
This Udacity course. This is a graudate level course on OS but touches a lot of on Multi-threading and the implementation in OS. The projects are super-intersting. https://www.udacity.com/course/introduction-to-operatin
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by rajeshp1986 6y ago
Thanks. I liked your RL post. Will follow those links and try to play with it. Could you also provide more context about FPGA? what are some application areas and what can we use them for? Does it need any prior hardware knowledge?
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Ask HN: Bored working on same things as a software engineer
5 points by rajeshp1986 6y ago|5 comments
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
I can understand your frustration as I am currently in the same spot. I saw this post[0] in HN yesterday which is great introduction to the modern web development. I hope the author writes a 2nd part to the blog post. [0] - https:/&#x
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
+1 on Amazon. The LP behaviour interview is pretty random, weird.
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
In short you have human bots working for you.
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
But as a consumer I don't want to pay for art installations in hospitals in addition to the enormous hospital bills and healthcare insurance.
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
Her gitlab account shows it was updated just few hours ago. How is this possible? https://gitlab.com/netcrave
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
I was really impressed by the top answer until I read this statement. "I mean, the Chinese government has also forced Tibetans to build a massive amount of greenhouses on the Tibetan plateau. Those Tibetans have no time to go to temple
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
> Promotions don’t unlock new responsibilities; the new responsibilities and increased scope come first and then we recognize it with a promotion. Most companies follow this model now. You should already be performing at the level to des
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
This is well known that UK laws protect people who commit financial crimes in other countries. UK is the destination for all corrupt Indian politicians and businessmen who committed financial crimes. [0] - https://qz.com/ind
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
I wonder why Uber and Lyft hasn't come with their own version of screens on the back showing ads.
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
Nagaland has more than 16 major tribes and there are 20 minor tribes. Not all them practice this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga_people#Encounter_with_oth... Also, the headhunting was a resistance by the tribals to
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
It is not just limited to US. You will be surprised how much of that money goes back to forced conversions in countries like India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka etc. In India, the state of Nagaland has 90% christian population. They destroyed the
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
India Coffee House in Kolkata opened in 1870's. It is definitely much older than this. Leopold cafe in Mumbai is also from 1800s. They both serve only vegetarian dishes.
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by rajeshp1986 7y ago
I highly doubt if they counted you as an enterprise customer. Enterprise customers have significantly large multi-year contracts. I have worked in sales org before and we reported only contracts which fetched ~ 100k/year as enterprise
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
I love the point the author raised in this article. Companies are spending a ton of money on recruiting and paying commissions to recruiters. If some of that money and effort is channelized toward mentoring, a company can notice a significa
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
"I realized that, while I had a very deep understanding of artificial intelligence, I did not yet have some of the basics down. I knew how a database worked. I knew how an operating system worked. I knew how a compiler worked. But I ha
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
The reason this would work in Beijing or for that matter anywhere in Asia is how the delivery itself works. The delivery guys use scooters or motorcycles in a densely populated area which reduces the cost of delivery. Food delivery startups
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
"If we do not have strong enough character to regulate our short term desires, our long term goals suffer" Very well said. I have been dealing with procrastination issue and this line has hit me hard.
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
what is GTG?
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
+1 to what he said. What many people complain that their Developer is bad, is mostly because of lack of business process and communicating clearly to the dev. Many small businesses still operate with the mindset that throw requirements to t
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
I feel this is a completely misjudged solution. The reason so many people use Lyft & Uber is because of lack of public transport. This seems like city finding another way to tax people instead of helping its citizens.
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by rajeshp1986 8y ago
Outside the realm of tech companies, large infrastructure projects are mostly built by PPP model(Public private partnership). It is one of the proven models in various countries as it saves govts. from spending large money upfront and not o

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