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by sharadov 6y ago
Since March, I've slowed down my breathing, to the point that in public spaces, I don't breathe at all. I've travelled afar, in crowded airplanes, trains and buses and have so far avoided covid. Please send me $99 and I'
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by sharadov 6y ago
Good to hear, we are definitely looking at this approach, given the success we've seen so far.
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by sharadov 6y ago
He's doing soccer and parkour lessons. On top of that, we end up going to the park pretty much every day and play tennis/soccer. He loves his sports, and is very athletic in general.
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by sharadov 6y ago
I've noticed this with my son who has an ADHD diagnosis. Pre-covid I constantly heard from school, that he was not paying attention, getting distracted. But since Covid, his output has been phenomenal - his reading/math has improv
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by sharadov 6y ago
My neighbors bought a house with no contingencies - the house had no earthing. WTF! Yes, it is a 1300 sqft mansion for 1.5 million.
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by sharadov 6y ago
I think we need to distinguish between public and private institutions here. Government was always incompetent, wasteful average at best. Cost overruns have always been a fixture of the government machine.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Yelp has class action lawsuits filed against them. Scumbags!
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by sharadov 6y ago
They are becoming Yelp.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Because of perceived future value, and if you had only certain avenues to bet on , then tech would be at the top. Added to that, gamified platforms like Robinhood, where there are a whole bunch of new, inexperienced investors. Robin hood ad
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by sharadov 6y ago
I always thought Russ Hanneman was based on Sean Parker, he had an over the top flashy lifestyle.
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by sharadov 6y ago
haha yes.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Hell holes? I see a wee bit of exaggeration there. You make it sound like West-Africa. And Indian schools had capital punishment, you got your ass-kicked by teachers, not sure if its still the same or not?
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by sharadov 6y ago
Really India is good? The only things that the education system there is geared to do is have kids cram stuff and regurgitate it and create assembly lines of mindless robots. No emphasis on analytical skills or any focus on music, theater,
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by sharadov 6y ago
Remember the Samsung Note. My first big smartphone was the Samsung.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Thank you.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Why not use partitioned tables? Simply drop/archive the child tables that you don't need, and avoid the vacuum overhead.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Not sure why I was downvoted, this was a legitimate question.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Lovely, if you don't mind can you share the name of the neighborhood, looking at Austin as a potential place to move to.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Where is this, I want to move there!
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by sharadov 6y ago
I also think that people have a talent and proclivity towards certain fields of interest. If you have played a couple sports well, then it's easy to pickup more. If you can play a musical instrument well, it's easer to translate
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by sharadov 6y ago
Ok, It's a great product, but valuation still does not make sense!
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by sharadov 6y ago
"There is no evidence in the Rigveda for an elaborate, much-subdivided and overarching caste system". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India
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by sharadov 6y ago
It was meant as repatriation of resources back to the downtrodden, as all well meaning ideas start off.... True, am not against that, but without checks and balances, as as happened in India, it ends up creating another set of problems ( po
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by sharadov 6y ago
Interesting, I'll check it out. The caste system in India was originally based on profession, and people could move around freely between "castes" , at some point it was co-opted by assholes for their benefit.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Unfortunately, the caste system is more complex than the issue of race in the US. The reservation system in India was instituted to bring parity between the downtrodden castes and the upper castes. When I was in engineering school in the l
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by sharadov 6y ago
The research says that some people may have T-cells which promote a more robust response to the virus, if their antibodies don't succeed. From the article below "This means that infected people who did not develop symptoms or anti
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by sharadov 6y ago
Do you eat your meat raw? Studies I've done show that's even better for you.
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by sharadov 6y ago
Unfortunately this is also where all the tech jobs are located. And the reason most people live here is that it's extremely easy to move jobs. Yeah, Austin and Seattle have become the next locations, but we need more. Hopefully the rem
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by sharadov 6y ago
This one line "While notoriously frugal in his own life, Feeney was ready to spend big and go for broke when the value and potential impact outweigh the risk." Amazing life, made a ton of money and lived to see it all given away.
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by sharadov 6y ago
I agree that they are being bred. Just like the Tea Party was not a collection of frustrated people tired of the system, like it was painted, but rather a party propped up by wealthy right wing interests. I just think that a platform like F

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