rrrazdan

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by rrrazdan 6y ago
I found your argument cogent though without sources to back it up, hard to believe. I do not know why you are being downvoted though. Would it be possible to include sources around what you are claiming?
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by rrrazdan 6y ago
Well this just sucks. As a frequent SF visitor, Uber/Lyft used to be my primary way of moving around. I don't drive. I also don't see who benefits from this. You had a well functioning service for the users that will be disru
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by rrrazdan 6y ago
Telegram. Now taking off in India as well.
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by rrrazdan 6y ago
I'd like to add one more * and also assume that a corporation named something without figuring out what the name meant!
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by rrrazdan 6y ago
Stop romanticising the past. :) You are certainly having more characters vertically on screen on current environments plus having more horizontally.
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by rrrazdan 6y ago
It is possible to have a decent caring relationship on top of a commercial one. I have restaurant owners who I have a really warm relationship with. I know about their family, they enquire about mine. They will not give me a free meal and n
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by rrrazdan 6y ago
I know your comment is for the majority but I have had meaningful connections with my hosts. Some I am still in touch years later. If the host reached out to me on their own, I would probably help them. But to have Airbnb guilt trip people
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
I am living in India right now and have never heard about this. It is interesting that you would gather that the majority of us are on some dose of Chloroquinine. Nobody I know, is.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
R0 cannot be less than zero, unless a patient can actually cure other patients.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
A counterpoint to the article. As a founder in India we have recently started thinking about hiring people from EU, especially the eastern part. If however the criteria and salary for a good programmer is EUR 42k pa as a comment below sugge
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
I think my assertion is much more likely than yours that people were in higher paying jobs and moved to Uber/Ola, a lower paying job, so you should give a source for that. Nevertheless the source is my twice daily ride with Uber and ta
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
I live in India so I don’t understand what you mean by “Its India”. No nationalized bank( majority of auto loans) will use a coercive process. Hell no private bank will use one. RBI has clamped on that practice as illegal in 2010. Worse cas
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
I see lots of people assuming that the drivers are in a debt trap. Its auto debt. They can just default and go home. The bank will take their car. I have talked to multiple Uber/Ola drivers. Sure the economics aren't as good now.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
It's auto debt. The car will be taken by the bank. What else can the bank do? The truth is that cab drivers are making a livelihood, in fact a much better livelihood than they were making without Uber and Ola.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
Yes we should freeze everyone's growth and maintain the status quo. Clearly only the Western nations deserve a high standard of living. The others need to make sacrifices for the greater good.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
Do you frequently book hotels or travel? Just wondering because the app that you describe is so woefully short of even reasonable expectations, let alone what we have right now.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
We are current WeWork tenants. WeWork can’t even provide us an interface to manage and view who used WeWork credits in our org. We asked for a report and got a pdf after 2 days. Tech my foot. The printer software is an abomination.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
Perhaps the poorest have an incentive then to quickly burn fossil fuels to become not poor then. Perhaps that is what is China doing and what India should do. From my seat, the Western World brought us to this brink and isn't doing eno
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
But if they do? As a society we ban egregious practices so that society as a whole can be healthier.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
Now try doing that with a 4k monitor at 60Hz. You can’t.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
All of them? At least every BT keyboard/mouse that I have used does this.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
What could be a cite for this. PC builders worldwide like to build their computers and then benchmark them on geekbench. Naturally the top most benches will be the heavily tuned ones.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
We are. We are building metros in n>10 cities now.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
There there. This is not the place for this discussion.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
Can you cite a source for this? This seems like an urban legend imported from Dubai or the UAE, where it may actually make sense. But I have never seen regulations or the 50 C mark being treated as some barometer of extreme heat in India.
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by rrrazdan 7y ago
This is completely opposite to my experience of living and growing up in India. Overpopulation is considered the root of almost every evil afflicting India. Poverty. Overpopulation. Corruption. Overpopulation. Poor health. Overpopulation.
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by rrrazdan 8y ago
It's not just a keyboard preference issue for me. The reliability is shockingly appalling. I buy computers for my startup and it feels painful to buy a MBP seeing that 50% of newer MBPs that we bought had issues with their keyboard. On
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by rrrazdan 8y ago
Data is cheap in India.
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by rrrazdan 8y ago
The headline is a little alarmist. I read the plan and the plan completely acknowledges the one country, two systems principle.
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by rrrazdan 8y ago
I think you are projecting your bias. Also my reading is that Bloomberg etc are actually against the trade war and their coverage has been anti trade war. A broken clock is right twice a day and sometimes the Donald can be right as well.

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