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by rajup 4y ago
Having played some of the soulsborne games before I much prefer being able to go away and explore something else if I hit a hard boss or area. It keeps the game much more enjoyable and not feel as "grindy". You do have a point abo
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by rajup 4y ago
> My advice? Start memorizing the riddles. I don't have a strong opinion either way, I got with the Leetcode grind program for my current position, but I really wonder about this: is it really possible to memorize these questions? L
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by rajup 4y ago
Look up "condoms", pretty nifty invention. Your mind will be blown
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by rajup 4y ago
Wrong.
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by rajup 4y ago
You forgot to also ask, how many Americans actually want to immigrate to India? I'll answer that for you since you seem to have more questions than answers: close to zero.
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by rajup 4y ago
Again I see no evidence this is the case. Why would they self destruct like that? Their recent woes don’t have anything to do with “offending” people though some would like to believe that to push a narrative.
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by rajup 4y ago
An excellent business decision.
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by rajup 4y ago
Is it? If this easily offended demographic were really so big the execs at Netflix are not so stupid to alienate them. The more mundane reason is this demographic is very tiny though they may be very vocal.
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by rajup 4y ago
> I don’t begrudge any American who wants a country of their own, just like Indians and Bangladeshis do. Neither do I, but between "open borders let everybody in" and the Kafkaesque legal immigration process highlighted in the
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by rajup 4y ago
Double standards or higher standards? I'm pretty sure people in India would react horribly to such a hypothetical situation. But if that's the standard you want to hold Americans and the American government to that's fine but
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by rajup 4y ago
Wow this "professor" is a fine piece of work!
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by rajup 4y ago
Not sure how you make the jump from sane immigration laws to “dilution of national identity”. If anything the USA does a fantastic job of assimilating a wide gamut of cultures without a lot of friction. Of course if your idea of “national i
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by rajup 4y ago
Also I’m not sure what the race or being a minority or majority demographic has to do with being xenophobic? Pretty sure there are Indian and Chinese xenophobes in the USA as well.
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by rajup 4y ago
Again, if you want to resort to whataboutism that’s ok but I just want to point out that it’s hypocritical to then go around the world exporting “freedom” and “values” from an alleged high ground.
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by rajup 4y ago
Those may be true, but I always assumed that the US of A aspires to do better, American exceptionalism, land of opportunity and all that jazz.
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by rajup 4y ago
I'm not sure where you're located but for me, I prominently get a panel with the streaming options. Something like this https://searchengineland.com/google-search-tests-new-interfa...
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by rajup 4y ago
Google search does a pretty decent job of surfacing where something is streaming
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by rajup 5y ago
This will be my last response since I'm finding it increasingly hard to believe you're arguing in good faith. > Should I wait for some reasoning to back that up or do I have to ask? If I ask will I get an answer? The Yogic prac
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by rajup 5y ago
> Does the average Indian get more claim over yogic techniques than those of other nationalities who actually practice them? I believe so yes. Not sure what you mean by “actually” practice but I assure you many many people in india pract
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by rajup 5y ago
I'm not sure why you keep focusing on Patanjali, who I'll concede is beyond caring about this. But the people from his culture and civilization who ARE alive today do not want to see his works (some who consider it sacred) associa
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by rajup 5y ago
Uh ok, Bing/DDG whatever, that's an odd thing to nitpick. I'm not sure who is accusing whom of what, I just pointed out that the definition YOU found from wherever, has the exact phrase I alluded to above. The phrase I quoted
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by rajup 5y ago
“doesn't respect their original meaning or give credit to their source.” See I can pick parts of a random definition off google the same way you do. Have you heard of “beer yoga”? Or “goat yoga”? It’s the very definition of disrespectf
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by rajup 5y ago
Meh. It's cultural appropriation which a sufficient number of people do care about, whether or not you like it.
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by rajup 5y ago
Hah 'cardiac coherence breathing'! Nothing like using a few fancy sounding words for an age old technique to get the cash registers a'ringing...
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by rajup 5y ago
Funny that you read that article as “debunking”. All I see is a bunch of opinions (mostly partisan) and guesses, with the company itself not releasing any details. What are you reading that I’m not?
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by rajup 5y ago
Not very aware of history and current events are you?
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by rajup 5y ago
A lot of it is spent on state sponsored terrorism in India and the Kashmir region. Good question indeed as to why we're paying for all this.
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by rajup 5y ago
FreeTaxUsa is great for most usecases, including stock sales. It is free for federal filing, state is a bit extra ($10)
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by rajup 5y ago
I sort of understand the cultural aspect of it, curious what you mean by the biological adaptation needed. As far as I know a person from the tropics has no problem living in Canada (well sure they complain about how cold it is, but they do
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by rajup 5y ago
Very cute but that’s why he’s a comedian I suppose.

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