sharadov

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by sharadov 3y ago
I agree about full on, that killed it for me in the parties that I was going to in 2004/2005. I loves the melodic old school goa psytrance, but all everyone seemed to want was that.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Goa trance was the sub-genre of psytrance that I really loved in the early 2000s. Astral Projection, Infected Mushroom, Neuromotor, Goa Gil. '99 I was in Goa, when everyone thought that Y2K was the end of the world! Can still remember
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by sharadov 3y ago
Sounds like burnout. Take a vacation!
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by sharadov 3y ago
She absolutely was, someone else was pulling the strings.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Rip Feinstein! You stayed way longer than you should have. We have retirement limits but no limits for our leaders who are presiding over the most important political offices and making critical decisions.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Grew up eating goat meat in India, but can't handle sheep - it has a strong flavor which I can't handle. Even goat needs spices to make it palatable and flavorful - hence it's a big part of Middle-eastern, Carribean and India
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by sharadov 3y ago
It's not a mistake - it shows the sheer lack of safeguards at a terrible company with a narcissistic child-leader and his cohort of children at the helm! Hope he rots in prison and is made an example of.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Similar problem toilet-paper hack worked.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Immigration also brings a lot of benefits. eg. USA, Canada
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by sharadov 3y ago
They need to allow immigration or they're going to be in deep trouble!
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by sharadov 3y ago
Wonder what they are paying for their internet?
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by sharadov 3y ago
Totally agree - also beyond the coursework, explore other areas of interest and try to make friends who have diverse interests and backgrounds.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Exactly - everyone has their headphones on, no one wants to talk! The only way I made friends at gyms was playing a sport - racquetball in my case, took years. But again - I barely hung out with anyone outside the gym.
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by sharadov 3y ago
I disagree - art is emphasized a lot in the early years in US public schools. My kids were constantly drawing and coloring till their 2nd grade. And there is a lot of emphasis on making crafts. My older one who is 11, has projects - where t
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by sharadov 3y ago
My wife and I would like a housewife to run the household - please dm me!
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by sharadov 3y ago
Great win for these guys! Why all the opposition from other Indian orgs? I don't get it. If it levels the playing field for everyone and allows for protectionism then why are you against it?
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by sharadov 3y ago
I read somewhere that big cities ( SFO) with tech concentration are giving tax breaks to companies that will bring their employees back in-office. Cities like SFO with estimated 30% vacancy which primarily rely on corporate taxes will colla
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by sharadov 3y ago
They care - but when a country is headed towards a totalitarian state and oligarchy, you can't do much. What you do is what Hindenburg did, short them and make money! As an investor in Indian markets I was spooked when the Hindenburg s
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by sharadov 3y ago
Yes cities are offering tax deals to companies - as they are getting hollowed out and depend mainly on corporate property taxes to stay afloat
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by sharadov 3y ago
More than an asshole - he was a textbook psychopath, who knew what strings to pull in people. Did not own up to his daughter. He was really fortunate to meet someone who was his polar opposite in personality. And to top it off he was also a
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by sharadov 3y ago
Why this burning desire to go to a top college? I know enough of those who went to these so-called top tier colleges, meanwhile I took my time getting through an average college, but nonetheless exploring interests, making eclectic friends.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Thank you!
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by sharadov 3y ago
Had no idea that he was influenced by JK. JK's writings deeply influenced me - you have to spend a lot of time in your head to digest it though.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Not necessary - both parents were doctors but I became an engineer. And no - They were not in it for the money. Although they worked really hard they were always passionate about their work and truly loved helping people getting better. But
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by sharadov 3y ago
I interviewed there a couple years back and a lot of things seemed really fishy. They did not give answers to a lot of my questions. So my spidey sense was right!
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by sharadov 3y ago
When I was in high school there was this bottle with Mercury floating in it. We would put it in our hands and mess with it. Mercury has this viscous texture and breaks up and coagulates. Only later did I find out how toxic it is.
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by sharadov 3y ago
RIP McCarthy The Road was a hard book to read - sparing with words but yet very effective at describing the dystopian landscape and the grueling journey that father and son are on. I could not stop thinking about it for weeks after having r
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by sharadov 3y ago
Take that one big hit vs death by a thousand cuts!
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by sharadov 3y ago
You don't have a choice - in India it's as ubiquitous as paypal is here.
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by sharadov 3y ago
Kudos to you for doing it - it's all the more important now that so many of us are WFH. I took my past social life for granted - one that was built for over a decade and when going into office was normal. It's been hard to make n

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