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by rrrazdan 11y ago
In the Indian subcontinent, certain clay's have been used since ages to help with wound healing and as an antiseptic.
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by rrrazdan 11y ago
Your 300k people/day metric conveys little information if we don't get an idea of the workload each user entails?
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Solar or Coal? The Energy India Picks May Decide Earth’s Fate(wired.com)
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by rrrazdan 11y ago
FWIW Le Corbusier is responsible for perhaps the most livable city in India. Chandigarh. It is perhaps one of the few orderly cities in India.
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by rrrazdan 11y ago
Any other visualization/art posters I can buy online? To me it makes more sense to hang one of these than a cheap painting from an artist and embodies more of what I really believe in.
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by rrrazdan 11y ago
There you go. http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21652337...
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by rrrazdan 11y ago
Coming from a part of India, that's really close to Persian culture, I can see now where some of our customs come from. This combined with Indian customs of etiquette and you have a society where the guest is considered God.
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
How does a Linode instance stack up against an AWS instance in computing power? I have something on AWS which pushes a c3.large instance to around 80 percent of CPU util. I am thinking of going with a different provider for that server at
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
My experience with Quora has been pretty bad, but that has mostly to do with my topic selection and network being Indian. Quora got popular in India because of widespread adoption in IIT circles, who by virtue of being influencers spread it
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John Sculley starts a new phone company in India(zdnet.com)
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How Nigeria Became Africa's Largest Economy Overnight(theatlantic.com)
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Mozilla's Gay-Marriage Litmus Test Violates Liberal Values(theatlantic.com)
82 points by rrrazdan 13y ago|83 comments
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
Umm yes you are. The genocidal violence was not a one sided affair. Numerous sources say that it was instigated by the Muslim League to further their case for a separate nation. In any case, the 15 odd percent Muslims in India are proof eno
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
The US funds or gives aid to the Pakistani State. The Pakistani state diverts its own money to fund the ISI. So the US does bankroll ISI. Pakistan is not really one of the most paranoid and aggressive in the world. And that is coming from a
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
You are missing a big factor in the 5k USD watch. It is expected to last you a lifetime, if not more. It's more like an heirloom. This watch, at the pace technology is moving would be lucky to last a year.
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
In India we had pretty advanced calculus in our senior and pre senior year. This included extensive use of calculus in physics courses. Electrodynamics was totally calculus based and we used to have lots of 'word problems' involvi
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
Lets leave aside everything else. One Indian's per capita emission should be exactly equal to one American's per capita emission. Isn't that justice? The world's per capita emission in 2010 was 3 times that of India. US
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Indian generics and AIDS(frontline.in)
149 points by rrrazdan 13y ago|47 comments
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
>Well, lay the blame quickly! Good start. Make the Indian involvement seem almost incidental. Do you have proof that Indians caused this. The guy tried to make a point that in his view the Afghans caused this. Is he not allowed that? &#
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
Not worth the effort. Though my last attempt was a couple of years back. Bought an MBP after that effort.
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
From my own experience as an Indian student. We colluded a lot. In assignments and even in examinations. I went to a pretty elite Indian institution( hint: Its near the banks of a very holy river.) I think that many Indians try to take adv
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by rrrazdan 13y ago
An explanation for India's weird cartographic laws is in order. India has a ceasefire line with Pakistan as a border and significant claims held by the Pakistani's. Moreover with China it has an undefined border, where China is not even ex
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
Even if India doesn't have a it, the question really is, shouldn't India have it. "Freedom of Expression" is not an American/French/Western concept. Shouldn't it be a natural human right? In any case, its a fundamental right, enshrined in t
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
He dropped out. Voluntarily, he says.
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
And to think that yellow light is not a concern from where I come from(India). People associate it as the poor cousin of the 'better' bluish white light.
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
If 80 million sounds too less for this mission, let us assume it balloons to 500 million. Even then look at the benefits it would bring. Make talented engineers/scientists stay in India and not migrate to places where 'more interesting' st
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
Okay , by your argument, so 10,000 employees are more important to the company than a CEO. But one employee?
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
I support free information. Knowing is mostly always better than not knowing.
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
How did you arrive at 0.4 kWh of energy per 95 grams of CO2? Back of the envelope calculations. 95 grams of CO2 is equal to 2 moles of CO2. Assuming complete combustion of Propane that is two moles of propane as well. Calorific value of pr
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
I have had HP India refuse servicing my laptop (its speakers went kaput) because I had VLC installed. According to them, greater than 100% sound amplification in VLC was to blame.

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