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by shripadk 7y ago
What was needed for the West was to just get serious about the disease and Lockdown. As early as January or February. A country as populous as India (with 1.3 billion people) has been under lockdown for well over 27 days and counting. Will
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by shripadk 7y ago
You will have latency due to network effects. Streaming video/images is always going to be slower than streaming just coordinates and player metadata.
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Gravitas: China's global propaganda campaign – Wuhan Coronavirus(youtube.com)
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Should An American Evacuate India – Covid-19 lockdown decision(youtube.com)
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by shripadk 7y ago
Just you CSS Grid. You don't need a layout library anymore. CSS Grid is sufficient for all needs!
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Evidence says otherwise. Hard data shows that conversions happen the most through these advertising networks. Can't deny the obvious. Unless you want us all to go back to the pre-Internet era where we cold called clients and vendors wi
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That is not an option if you are a profit driven enterprise. There is no alternative that is as good/optimized as Google Ads is. You are literally bidding on search intent.
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by shripadk 7y ago
You are right. I stand corrected. I always used Google Analytics for remarketing audiences because you can use any existing Google Analytics data to build audiences. You can't do the same with Google Ads remarketing tag according to th
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by shripadk 7y ago
The biggest drawback to not having Google Analytics on your website is if you choose to run Google Ads for your site and you have to retarget/remarket on Google properties. Without Google Analytics you are out of luck as you can enable
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LA doctor seeing success with hydroxychloroquine to treat Covid-19(abc7.com)
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by shripadk 7y ago
> What's political about that? Then why does the title say that Hydroxychloroquine "probably" isn't the answer? It either works or it doesn't. If the drugs are ineffective just say so. Why beat around the bush wi
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by shripadk 7y ago
Exactly! On one hand some scientists swear by these drugs and on the other hand other scientists are opposing it. It is science after all. It either works or it doesn't. There is no "probably isn't the answer" in this. I
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by shripadk 7y ago
With 558.7 people per million confirmed cases Sweden is not doing a great job [1]. I don't understand the tone of this article. What is there to feel "exceptional" about? Sweden has 5616 confirmed cases and 309 deaths which i
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by shripadk 7y ago
What happens if an object impacts a touchscreen and it breaks? I have my screens break (even behind a screen protector) and has failed to respond to touch. Imagine you are flying a plane and the touchscreen breaks due to impact. All your in
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by shripadk 7y ago
> And maybe - just maybe - it's time everybody took another look at the UBI debate, again. Doesn't UBI directly result in inflation and cause currency devaluation? If the money that you hold loses its value (because everyone ha
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by shripadk 7y ago
I spent my entire childhood reading Asterix comics. The best part about these comics is that the jokes make more sense as you age. This is sad news.
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I don't see how the two will conflict. I wouldn't change anything.
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by shripadk 7y ago
So you want India to be broken up because it will somehow end antagonism with Pakistan. I don't see how that will work at all. It will be much worse for Pakistan as these independent states would then all acquire nuclear capabilities t
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by shripadk 7y ago
Because it has India as a neighbour which will protect it in case of invasion from the Chinese. India helped in the formation of Bangladesh when it was struggling for Independence from Pakistan. We fought a War with Pakistan for its liberat
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Man whose daughter was rescued from Covid-19-hit Italy, lauds father figure Modi(timesnownews.com)
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by shripadk 7y ago
> "Asked about why India is not testing more, top ICMR official comes up with odd response: more tests may throw up more positive cases, which we may not be able to.. manage?" THIS IS WRONG TRANSLATION. Please ask a Hindi speak
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by shripadk 7y ago
> What kind of loose argument is this? It is well known that India has as much as 6 times lesser number of hospital beds per capita than Italy, which is in serious trouble. Because no one takes a pandemic into account while building hosp
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by shripadk 7y ago
It isn't hard to believe. We have clinics and hospitals pretty much everywhere except for remotest of villages. And Coronavirus is not something that can go undetected for a long time (incubation period is 5 days from what I have read)
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by shripadk 7y ago
Why is Framer X behind on layout? It has a really good layout system based on Flexbox and there is a plugin for handling grids too. Do you mean to say Framer and not Framer X? Because both are totally different. Framer was mostly geared tow
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by shripadk 7y ago
Why is Framer X not on this list?
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Love this! Especially the fact that you can launch an OpenArena server so easily! Played a lot of Quake 3 Arena during my college days. Hadn't heard of OpenArena before. Thanks! EDIT: Is there a way to store and load a config file? Or
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Covid-19 and Startups: Hidden Victims of a Global Fear(medium.com)
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Two Steps Forward, One Step Back - Theme UI(jxnblk.com)
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by shripadk 7y ago
> He just came back from India with yet another arms deal. Yes he did. No doubt about that. 3 Billion USD worth arms deal is definitely not the true potential of the Indo-US Strategic Defense Partnership though. It can be so much more! B
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by shripadk 7y ago
> Our military is correct in not purchasing something that they cannot fully vet. The shocking part to me is that Israel truly thought they could make the deal work without providing something that could be vetted. But US doesn't pr

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