Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
sremani
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
18 ms
·
301.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
This is what bringing back supply chain looks like. I am not against it. What is happening is not great, but you know the whole necessary evil thing.. this is it. This will start with Tech, but will extend to other domains.
302.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
I had to make some assumptions - given the OP said they did not see any value in re-reading. Not every thing is a candidate for re-read, for the fact of the matter 90% of airport literature is not worth single read let alone re-read. Take a
303.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
In this case, what meets the eye is completely different from what is happening in background. The Melinda PR team seems to be doing a better job - but folks what you are watching is most likely a well funded PR campaign. It may or may not
304.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
Re-reading Pop-Psy and Airport literature is not the recommended reading. How about reading Hayek, Strauss for second time? How about reading man's search for meaning for the third time? You re-read great works, not NYT best shiller! (
305.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
If one is reading to apply the acquired knowledge, the above is an excellent advice. Also, do not underestimate the power of re-reading great books, new and deeper insights are attained during the second and third reads.
306.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
Do not forget the Central Valley is also part of California.. the beach bros forget about the really hot and poor part of California suffers from high energy coasts. California is not just the Beach Bros in Malibu and Sausalito.
307.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
It's not what they eat, its how and when they eat (or not) is also important. One thing Taleb points out is things like practicing lent or religious fasting that is component in these cultures.
308.
▲
by
sremani
5y ago
Paul Skallas puts more elegantly, 1KYAE. America exports its culture without even trying. Echos of BLM and MAGA can be found in many corners of the world. If you find it strange.. its not!
309.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
The luxury of inexperience make things seem real. This is very evident when 'crime' is an intellectual exercise vs. you happen to be victim of it. Both are 'real' but one is more 'real' than the other.
310.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Death penalty is Lindy. I am not interested in some esoteric academic ethics argument.. in this, I want to hear, from people who lost loved ones - who are against Death penalty. Who endured and still endure the suffering of a losing loved o
311.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Machiavelli in Context is amazing Audiobook/Great Courses, that points out this exact thing. The Prince is most famous but certainly Discourses on Livy is his biggest work.
312.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
not any more (vis USA and Arab world) - is the fifth fleet still there in persian gulf ?
313.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
The crisis of lack of water is bigger, who ever bombs the shit out of Great Renaissance Dam is going to be popular in Egypt. Egypt more than one occasion came close to doing something like that. Long story short. Who ever has better militar
314.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
They are already there. US will not be the first country to ban Crypto. The countries that are facing acute Capital flight post-corona would do that. US will use its regulatory regime to firewall crypto into its own thing. But if BTC become
315.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
VoltsWagen will make sense if its similar to Ionic (Hyundi branding their EV, PHEV lineup). Anything else is Carnival barking.
316.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
One of true skills of 21st century is to discern Science from Scientism. As a rule of thumb, 'respect my authoritah' is not a scientific argument. Relying on blunt tools of persuasion alienates people irrespective of scientific su
317.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Amazonia-1 was put in orbit by PSLV launch from SHAR this year (2021). The annotation (2020) is wrong. https://www.space.com/india-launches-amazonia-1-satellite-18...
318.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
For the foreseeable future owning Fabs is fastest way to be subsidized by American tax payer. Intel may make it modular, but Intel will still own those fabs. I do not see them spinning fabs as separate business at least for the decade of 20
319.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Doesn't matter as long as you are watching. The opposite of love is not hate, its indifference. Hate is just misconfigured love.
320.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
I know my examples are not shiny. I am not a Tesla fanboy, but I have watched Sandy Monroe interview Musk, and my examples show how deep and wide the innovation goes that seem trivial from outside.
321.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
One has to look at the sales of Non-Tesla EVs. You can get a lightly used Chevrolet BoltEV for USD $15,000. That is absolute collapse of the value. People get angry at Traditional Car companies when they put most of these models on limited,
322.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
The 800 pound gorilla at the edge of the world, you can have opinions.. but we are the motherfucking show!
323.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Internet makes the smart smarter and the dumb dumber. Its an amplifier. Same thing with Twitter, you can find amazing independent content or you can end up with commenting and dunking the outrage story of the day.
324.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
I get what you are saying - but Hindutva in spite of a ham fisted approach is also effective at least in political sense that it is Simple and simplistic. India is layered with fragments like caste, region, etc. In some cases Hindutva repla
325.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Pretty much that. Most of HN is for Cultural Colonialism, but you know when it is dressed and wrapped in human rights and other bogus shit while buying Nikes and Apples made by real slave labor. Peak virtue signaling.
326.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Is Europe a country? Europe and India are different in many ways. Because Indian Nationalism dates back to 323 BC and with Mauryan Empire.
327.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
In the mother of multicultural societies - Nationalism is the fine thread that holds the thing together. India without Indian-Nationalism is warring states inviting new colonial powers for piece of action. This has been predicament of India
328.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
The great Stalin himself was Nationalist in spite of the whole world communism spiel. When shit hits the fan, 'national identity' where people coalesce. Damn it, right in front of our fucking eyes, CCP is doing this shit with thei
329.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
First world luxury - but the 2020s will teach a lesson about primacy of Nation-State. Watch the Germans.
330.
▲
by
sremani
6y ago
Texas grid is about a quarter powered by Wind. Since Wind and Solar are dynamic - there may be variations and how they are measured, but to claim Texas Electric Portfolio is 85% fossil is not right numbers. Coal is almost dead and there is
More ›