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An IIT prof explains why India is running out of good engineers(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
1 points by rustoo 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do designations really matter in the long term for career growth?
1 points by rustoo 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What are the issues you think that a 'World Government' would solve?
5 points by rustoo 9y ago|10 comments
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by rustoo 9y ago
This post would still hold true if replace the phrase 'tech jobs' with just 'jobs' :) Such a wonderful article on all things wrong at the workplace these days.
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by rustoo 9y ago
An alternate, better version: If all mass transit was autonomous
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by rustoo 9y ago
Sorry!
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by rustoo 9y ago
An online marketing veteran here! This list is really good. I can actually help people here execute these to-dos for their side projects.
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by rustoo 9y ago
It does help with SEO, if you give a link back to your site :)
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by rustoo 9y ago
Such buses are quite common in India too. Many people prefer sleeper buses even though the prices are similar to flights. One reason is that they have to travel to the airport (city a) and then travel from the airport (city b). A couple of
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by rustoo 9y ago
As an Indian, I'm really proud to read this. I'm hoping that they strategize this well and execute it well. India can easily harness wind and solar energy, create an really strong energy surplus and supply it to neighboring countr
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Ask HN: What are some of the best ways to learn design thinking?
10 points by rustoo 10y ago|0 comments
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by rustoo 10y ago
Maybe they can create a holding company (focusing on strategy) that is headed by Travis and under it put Uber (focusing on operations) headed by a new CEO. Something similar to what Google has done using Alphabet.
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by rustoo 10y ago
I've observed this too, where the driver accepts your trip but he is yet to drop his current passenger. While this may be 'optimization' from a business point of view, it's actually bad from a user perspective. We have c
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India's hostels for the upwardly mobile(economist.com)
1 points by rustoo 10y ago|0 comments