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by ramraj07 3y ago
Half of it came during my academic phase though!
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by ramraj07 3y ago
This seems like a cherry-picked snippet taken out of context. She compared them to the Germans yes but not some conspiracy theory that they ARE them.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
If I have to count the number of times someone senior to me or some colleague has judged me or severed ties with me because of my caste, it will be 8-10. All in the United States. If anything it’s far worse here than when I grew up in India
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by ramraj07 3y ago
According to here: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/money-and-banking/npci-... Doesn’t apply for transactions less than ₹2000 ($24 usd). Might sound like a small amount but most Indian transactions won’t cross that
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by ramraj07 3y ago
The QR code has been a far more robust system for the Indian ecosystem which is predominantly filled with low-cost phones of widely different operating systems. A QR code also behaves as a readily identifiable logo of payment and further wo
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by ramraj07 3y ago
It might have been a marginally acceptable argument 5 years back. Not anymore. the Winkelvii have redobuled the image of the charlatans they are, alongside every single person I have ever encountered in my life or in media who promulgated c
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Just remember that all else being equal, UPI is still a far more impressive system. Here’s the reasons: 1. A 100x higher volume on a normal day. 2. A highly effective and equitable system that somehow managed to succeed in one of the most c
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I pay by upi multiple times a day and haven’t had a single instance of a bad QR code.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Others have the system but is it as good and seamless as the Indian one?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I really do think the Japan approach is the only practical one: just burn it all up. Maybe we just need to impose a plastic tax and use that to offset the carbon release. In the end this might be more inefficient but sometimes simplicity is
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by ramraj07 3y ago
He doesn’t have his own achievements? I have heard of the Nyquist frequency, the nyquist limit, the nyquist sampling rate and the Shannon nyquist theorem. As far as I know no other individual has had this many “things” named after him.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Can you clarify what you’re doing for climate change? Always looking for new ideas!
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Something about know your enemy? Just because I disagree with them doesn’t mean I haven’t listened to the arguments. But I haven’t done it through my YouTube account for explicitly avoiding the pollution of my recommendations only to no ava
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by ramraj07 3y ago
My theory is that it just runs out of stuff to show.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I can’t go a few videos without a famous Romanian house arrested person saying non mainstream things about women, or a famous meat eating Canadian academic deadnaming a trans athlete, so I’m not sure anyone’s being saved from going down the
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by ramraj07 3y ago
You gotta be Heisenberg to start publishing at 22 at this pace
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by ramraj07 3y ago
The medicine iirc is quite harsh on your kidney. And worms aren’t all bad. Your body’s immune system likely welcomes its presence. Our th1-th2 balance is supposed to have evolved with an assumption of helminth infections happening over the
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by ramraj07 3y ago
It is generally true that any lecture by a Nobel laureate or a professor very late in their career is for the most part useless. Best case scenario you get a rehash of decades old research you can glean from your review. Worst case is you g
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Do you seriously think Harvard grad school is in some ways culturally that different from any of today’s schools ?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Can you confirm if you used gpt-4? This was not my experience
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by ramraj07 3y ago
And they have 700 employees. Just that's it. Incredible.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Hope you read the article to the end; I’m sure most people would rather have an allergic kid than no kid at all, which is what antibiotics used correctly enable. Of course one should avoid antibiotics for useless reasons and viral infection
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by ramraj07 3y ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/AtI1snsk2M0?feature=share This is the same person correct?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
We never had a drug to treat obesity so y’all were “there’s no medicine so it’s not a disease, you just have to eat less and exercise and stop being lazy!” Now there’s a drug and “diet was not a marketable thing anyway!”
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Humans could have lived nicely in harmony for hundreds of thousands of years in times of abundance, and when sudden cataclysms caused great famines or suffering they could have resorted to more drastic measures that caused large scale fire
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by ramraj07 3y ago
It’s just jarring this entire thread: “ I can’t imagine why anyone wouldn’t use vertical threads” “ doesn’t work on small screens” “Get a bigger screen” Consider that most people don’t care to even if they have the money. I sure don’t care
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Vertical tabs take a much larger fraction of your screen than horizontal tabs. The entire original USP of Chrome was that the “Chrome” part of the browser window took the absolute bare minimum space in the screen letting you focus on the co
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Snowflake is capturing a large market share in analytics industries thanks to its “just works” feature. I’m a massive fan. But in the end, snowflake stores the data in S3 as partitions. If you want to update a single value you have to repla
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Couldn’t one argue that while there’s _minimal_ commercial viability of this work now, it’s still not zero? And that by making these available they could make it zero?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Could you give examples of smaller models trained on specific datasets?

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