shklnrj

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by shklnrj 5y ago
I found that sports was the only way to make good friends once I crossed 30. If you were playing some team sports earlier, try to get back to it. For me, volleyball definitely helped make some new friends. Also check out meetup.com and see
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Fighting Like Taliban(scholars-stage.org)
2 points by shklnrj 5y ago|0 comments
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by shklnrj 6y ago
This is a great work :) kudos!
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by shklnrj 6y ago
Is there any country in the top 20 GDP which does not have "the enemy"? Can anyone name one.
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by shklnrj 6y ago
If a nation A attacks B, and nation B fights back for its cause, would would call the response of B to be 'nationalism'? Or just protecting sovereignty?
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by shklnrj 6y ago
This is not related to any nationalism. Its the response of a sovereign nation in order to secure the data of its citizens which might face 'potential war with China'. Its logical. If you apply logic.
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by shklnrj 6y ago
I have definitely worked on Jio's network without issues. But have also been to areas where it is patchy. But things have definitely improved in terms of both data plans and their speeds ever since jio came into the market.
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by shklnrj 6y ago
Reading this was better than reading a book. Incredible style. Gripping narration.
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by shklnrj 6y ago
I finally stopped using chrome and thanks to Brave, I can use almost all the extensions that I still am used to, since all of them are compatible with Brave.
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by shklnrj 6y ago
I just started using Brave and most extensions are available. Pretty good from privacy point of view as well. Check it out.
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by shklnrj 7y ago
I think the main point was missed in the article. Chemical weapons cause more suffering and less death and cause multi generation effects, while other weapons are primarily hit/miss but geared towards death. It might seem weird, but de
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by shklnrj 8y ago
I guess the goal should not be to 'not fear' but to win over the competition by not allowing fear of the bigger size of the competitor. There can be two pronged strategy- * how is my small size an advantage - how can I maximise th
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by shklnrj 9y ago
Network effects overpower everything in social media.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
You sound like a great human being. I wish you the best.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Well, I might be. Everyone has some level of cognitive bias.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Haha I am amused at your assumption. I am not going to clarify the air too much, except saying that what you seem to be assuming is wrong :)
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Very clever. Yes calls for my firing would be under freedom of speech. Agree totally. But a culture in which only one side is able to call for firing because that side's opinion is WRONG leads to a divided society. Imagine people askin
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Well there were widespread calls by people to push even Peter Thiel out of silicon valley positions which he holds just because he supported a candidate. His fault - He supported a guy publicly! Even he was seen as criminal. Forget about th
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by shklnrj 10y ago
I think that when people "KNOW" that they are "RIGHT", it sometimes brings moral superiority into people. That, in addition to norms of socially acceptable behaviour, pushes people into a corner. For example - If someone
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by shklnrj 10y ago
It is not the fault of Git if to use it you have to know it! However would appreciate a quick and dirty handbook.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
So I get the following from the post- * we wont advertise, but we would expose the data to Facebook and they would, see we are still awesome! Anyways, can someone help me in understanding how businesses would contact a person via Whatsapp?
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Maybe a GIF can just convey the emotions? Someone please read it and submit a GIF for the article.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Agree totally to this. Also I find that you have to really wait to know if the GIF animation has really ended or not or how long it is! That can irk me, specially since in the same time, you can click on a Youtube link and see the timeline
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by shklnrj 10y ago
I guess so. Even I am not sure though :) I would love it if someone can provide some data on the inside of such deals with numbers :)
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Inside Goldman Sachs' program to develop a new generation of coders(businessinsider.in)
1 points by shklnrj 10y ago|0 comments
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by shklnrj 10y ago
I am from India, my college had decent internet speed but slower Internet speeds(around 1MBPs when it was fast), hence the use of DC++. 100MBPS on lan was pretty fun. This was in 2011. Its interesting to know that Purdue has strong DC++ co
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by shklnrj 10y ago
This reminds of the LAN we had in college. We used to use the software DC++ and then students shared the files that they had downloaded. You could access almost any file at 100MBPS.Someone was sure to download the latest episode of what you
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Hmm...that can happen, but does that happen for a 19 year old college guy? That happens today but mostly with experienced founders.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
He is a great CEO and to me seems to be having some form of Asperger's.
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by shklnrj 10y ago
Is someone else surprised that Peter Thiel invested in Facebook when it had 100000 users and Mark Zuckerberg said that he planned to go back to college? What are the chances of that happening with a product today?

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