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2y ago
In other news, water is wet. Is today a slow news day?
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The sad thing is that given the description of the outsourcing firm, I cannot exactly make out which of the WITCHA companies it is. All the six are noted for poor work culture, TCS and Wipro in particular. That said, a part of me takes umbr
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As a newly minted ex teen, I agree that we have insufficient life experience. My dad is of the opinion that the experiences gained with independence in low impact, yet meaningful decisions and experiencing the consequences thereof is the b
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If you consider concrete and cement to be rocks and mud, no, outside of NA, most of the world uses stones and mud just fine. ~~atleast an angry drunk can't punch through my wall~~
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How well do framework laptops deal with abuse? Is it solid enough to shrug off a 3 foot drop? Are the hinges any good?
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Isn't that what meetups are for? In my admittedly limited experience going to meetups, I found that it was a good place to chat with people without major pressure of moving forward. And the cocktail party esque vibe of the meetups I ha
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2y ago
I absolutely *loved* reading your comment! It was the right mixture of knowledgeable and humorous, and kept me gripped, not unlike a fine wodehouse novel. :)
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3y ago
Eh. On infra, I would argue that the government has shown foresight in building for the future, and not for the past. So what if today the new expressway had very few takers, tomorrow, something will grow near the exits, improving the land
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To say that all the three have terrible public sanitation is not entirely inaccurate. However, atleast in india, our government has been trying very hard to improve access to toilets in rural india.
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3y ago
Not affliated with AuthZed, but spiceDB may be a good fit for your use case?
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In bengaluru, which is notorious for is high electricity rates, I pay an equivalent of 10c a unit. As a part of a government subsidy, my first 200 units are free too!
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3y ago
Because iraq was interested in selling oil in EUR instead of USD?
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Afaik, this is a composite screen, with a led matrix, while a HUD (in cars atleast) are reflective in nature.
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And definitely not imposed on newly conquered lands, where temples were broken, and mosques built on the ruins, using the same stone.
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A nice thing that i noticed was the increased prevalence is battery swapping stations in bengaluru. I had gone mall hopping with friends, and found many of the malls also had a battery swapping station.
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For a good portion of the nation, _some_ power is better than no power. Unlike the west which had electrified heavily early on, India has lagged on that front. The government of india is building coal capacity, as well as renewable capacit
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I am! I mean to say the languages usually represented in brahmic scripts (With most of the brahmic scripts being phonetic, one can write multiple languages in the same script in a sensible manner)
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It is less byte pair at that point (as the indic languages generally take up 2-3 bytes per codepoint.)
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And, for indic languages, there is orthographic syllable pair encoding, which reduces the amount of space taken by indic characters by encoding the most common letter pairs as a single byte. This was presented i think last year, at the URT
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Who are the 5 parties in the transaction though? I can only think of 4 (acquiring bank, user bank, user, merchant), who is the 5th party?
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3y ago
If you can afford a phone, you can afford 1700 for a year. If not, EMIs are a thing.
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This is something my central bank has forced on all banks. If I want auto pay, then my bank notifies me a day or two before, and after the mandate is executed. I also have a single place where all my auto pay mandates can be managed from
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3y ago
CG NATs say hi! My isp has a nat even on ipv6!
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Is it not the inverse? (With a refresh token lasting longer than the access token?
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I am not sure how UPI is actually implementing it, but I remember reading am article about charge backs coming to upi for large transactions.
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3y ago
Happy Deepawali folks
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Only where the winters are absurdly cold (i.e the north). Us South Indians enjoy more tolerable temperatures all through the year, as a consequence of which, our government offices don't change timings twice a year.
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Apply some ghee (clarified butter), drink water.
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Tldr: Person who did not love $artist have them a try, bye did not like it. That said, the reviewer did give swift a very fair try, but then again, they were not really the target demographic, do did not really "love" it. Thou
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Time to rewrite my timetracker again, this time with pygraph...
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