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Is it wrong for a newspaper to hold opposing opinions? I think not.
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Edited: Added the last line. I won't add to the toxicity of the comments found in the article. Has anybody who has worked on the Aadhar system have a presence on HN? The cynic in me wants to believe that the 'system' was noth
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My point was about the perceived superiority that some people have over the others, due to their geographical/cultural/religious biases. I mentioned I was South Indian to emphasise my bias towards such a tone. But as I have acknow
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That may very well be the case. I did try to go through the paragraphs again to see if I could get a better read on it, unfortunately I came out with the same conclusion.
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Edited: Added link Fining them is a way, I agree with you on that. But it's far from the best way. The paper you provided[0] also goes on to talk about the future actions of an offender who has been caught in the act previously. > I
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Yes, I did mention that they should remove the telephone interviews ideally. I should have added the fact that skype would solve the issue as well. But to this day, I don't understand why companies do a telephone interview. Its certain
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hah yes the infamous curry was most of my diet throughout my life in uni. That and pot noodles might be the leading cause of my future diabetic pancreas.
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They pay a non-decent amounts to these test takers, because they are desperate, and most likely not very well off. So they're already in the red when they appear for the job they are not qualified for. Some do this because they think t
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Oh the old bait and switch works very well for telephone interviews. Remove them ideally. Perhaps a solution to this could be to give the interviewee something that only he can give the interviewer back when they meet. Something that the in
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by reallymental 9y ago
> With not much left in terms of job prospects lot of people turn to shady stuff. Plenty of opportunity out there in the farms, most of my friends have moved back to India to start (new-ish) farming practices. It's this pervasive at
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Yes, but what happens when everyone is on the short run? People die in the hundreds in India everyday (52 Accidental, and 32 Un-Natural every hour [0]) These ARE due to the sheer population numbers, but you cannot ignore the fact that every
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edited: Some grammatical errors. Great read, and full of issues that are discussed on HN everyday. Also, not a new topic, the call centers have been on the decline for long, and for good reasons. > -today, young people from agricultural
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Besides being slow, the local telcos don't even allow VoiP protocols, how will this pass through
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Almost like the concept in 'Animorphs'. Even as a child I found that creepy. This just amplifies that feeling. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animorphs
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The Roads to Reversing Brexit(bloomberg.com)
2 points by reallymental 9y ago|1 comments
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tried pyCharm?
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I'm facing the exact same situation, except I cannot care less about food, which frees up some cooking time. How do you manage your social life along with these activities? I find that it gets in the way of things I do, but on the othe
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by reallymental 9y ago
Leverage, banks hold the ability to lend a certain sum of money to multiple parties, thereby 'creating' more money. The amount of money lent vs the amount of parties is the leverage ratio. It's usually managed well, but can g
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I was about to colour the company all sorts of sceptical until I read about these two founders. A lot of work + very young. Very well done indeed.
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Apologies for the late reply, I was driving. > "Is a language only a language if it is spoken?" --Certainly not, like you point out. > "Sanskrit has a lot of cultural significance to Indians and it forms the basis of th
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I understand that, but language that doesn't really exisit within the population anymore? Sigh. Perhaps it's analogous to Latin I that case.
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Not very surprising, it had to come from somewhere. The Indus Valley Civilization is quite well known amongst[0] Indians, and it does predate these Mittani's mentioned in this article. All that aside, its very interesting. Also incre
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Just because you mentioned the UAE, how can I get in touch with you to ask you some trivial questions, regarding this desk?
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wrong link dude
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Recommended install via pip -- 'pip install kli' as kli's dependencies are installed along with it as well. I've been using it for the past few weeks now without any issues, so please let me know if you do find any. Ther
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Show HN: Kli – An unofficial kaggle cli with a config file(github.com)
3 points by reallymental 9y ago|1 comments
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As a (relatively young) software engineer who freelances as well, I personally like what you have to offer. Needless to say YMMV but keeping that aside, if the wage you're offering is liveable for London (around £28,000-32,000 before t