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ridiculous_leke
2y ago
Hopefully, some of these corps would sell their real estate in the future.
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2y ago
Very difficult to create a safe env if teens can freely drink and speed around.
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Jiu-jitsu (no-gi). Good sub for usual strength training.
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> Just to be clear, if that's the case, violence against the state is entirely justified. There is nothing morally wrong about rebelling against autocracy, in fact, it's quite a good thing. Only if you have evidence against the
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2y ago
South Asia is a messy place. Governments do have a terrible human rights record but these governments are democratically elected and are clearly a representation of the general sentiment.
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> Our Quoting Of An Individual That Alleged SEBI Is Corrupt And Works “Hand In Glove” With Conglomerates Like Adani To Help It Skirt Regulations Allegations against SEBI should have been backed by more evidence. You can't accuse a r
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> The "cold war" nuclear arms race, which brought the world to the brink of (at least partial) annihilation, is a good recent example. The same era saw big achievements like first human in space, eradication of smallpox, peacef
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From the google blog: https://blog.google/intl/en-in/products/platforms/upholding-...
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Such claims have absolutely no relevance to the story. The block request came from Tamil Nadu police where major politics is on the opposite end of the spectrum. I wish I could go back to the time where people actually read the article and
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The author forgot to mention Soviet offer (to Poland) to defend Czechoslovakia. It's completely understandable why they would not permit Soviet troops on their territory but them grabbing up a piece of Czechoslovakia while Hitler was h
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It isn't but the suspended Maldivian ministers did much more than criticizing.
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3y ago
Merry Christmas and a Happy new year in advance!
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Ask HN: Any interesting CyberMonday deals on training courses?
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India tamed Twitter and set a global standard for online censorship
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Had the same question. There's a lot of unsubstantiated stuff on this as this is not exactly a hard science.
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Ask HN: Best Tech Courses/Certifications Under $400 for a Back End Engineer?
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Caste classification is a big sh*t show. For example, Rajput is supposedly an upper caste, but by just changing it to "Rajput Bhamta" and bribing some officials one can get classified as "Vimukta Jati" in Maharashtra (w
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IITs? I have been hearing talks of forcing it on ISRO and private companies.
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Did lawmakers consider this scenario before voting on the law?
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Sorry about that. This is the URL: https://old.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/14l7z8z/...
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Apple Watch knows when I wash my hands Does it also know when I'm jerking off?
(old.reddit.com)
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India has its own examples. Foreign examples only leads to whataboutism.
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We are used to a time when constitutional rights were suspended and state governments were dismissed on the whim. Regardless of what happens to BJP, India will continue to move ahead.
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The title is wrong.
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The world has gotten well along with dictatorships like China, Saudi Arabia, and Russia (till they directly threatened the West). I am sure they can work with an authoritarian India.
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4y ago
What are the government's arguments against end-to-end encryption?
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It's a difficult thing unless you have access to their official/historical documents. Family name can be a starting point. But it's not enough to full ascertain someone's caste. One thing you can do is to avoid using foo
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I am aware about that. OP talked about eliminating castes, which cannot be done unless we are talking about castes in India.
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Caste-based discrimination is a known problem in India.
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That's the reason why things should not be taken out of context. It's not like every Indian on the planet is a witness to casteism.
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