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by sremani 10y ago
The writing is on the wall, this is a hail mary! Its a decent platform that would make some money, but not the kind of amounts it raised. I like what YouTube did with YouTubeRed, give an option to people not have ads is the way, but keep it
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by sremani 10y ago
It's more like Uber hating bubble. Not every one reads ReCode and if people stopped shopping or doing business with corps with unscrupulous C-level execs, well there would not be that much to shop. The world is much bigger than hacker-
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by sremani 10y ago
Exactly, we should be proud of creating Software that works and works great. Not the languages we develop in. The one main lesson if there is I learnt from 13 years of development is, keep the dev stack boring!
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by sremani 10y ago
I prefer, Case #1 esp. when it hires locals exclusively. Its much more robust and sustainable model. Case #3 looks more like your average Poverty Inc. Circle Jerk. Where the 2 million will be largely spent on hiring consultants for high pre
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by sremani 10y ago
If the Past 8 years are any evidence, I would disagree with your analysis of "establishment" bias. Even with Snowden revelations its every body but Obama that was guilty. edit: I m being specific to NYT.
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by sremani 10y ago
Fact is there are no good old days, in the gatekeeper era only a select few got to BS, now that BS vending is widespread. The Networks act certain way because remember they use the "airwaves" permitted to them by the public for co
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by sremani 10y ago
If you think that is discriminatory, India also has caste based and in certain cases religion based quotas.
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by sremani 10y ago
The dabba reminds me of Old STD, ISD, PCO dabba. Good concept. My guess is secondary and tertiary cities benefit more than metros like B'lore. Why 24hr validity on tokens ?
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by sremani 10y ago
Visa is different from Immigration, technically speaking.
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by sremani 10y ago
Solid features, Pattern Matching and Local methods are favs!!!
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by sremani 10y ago
From the chart it looks like $699 1080 Ti is better than Titan X (over 1k), so the question to experts is, is Titan X kaput ?
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by sremani 10y ago
I have never been to either of the cities, my question is a question of curiosity, that is why I qualified it with probably being a dumb question.
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by sremani 10y ago
apparently, according to you unless one is rapped they cannot voice against sexual violence.. In the mean time, some conflation to chew on.. http://www.epi.org/blog/new-data-infosys-tata-abuse-h-1b-pro...
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by sremani 10y ago
I will be upfront, this argument is bogus. #1. Academia and non-profits do get H1-Bs that are cap exempt #2. There are people who got jobs in FB et al. who did not win lotteries and went home. #3. A significant portion of the 85K are people
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by sremani 10y ago
H1B is currently randomized lottery, benefiting sweatshops cluttering the pipeline, Current administration is not eliminating it but at least from their talk its about restoring their original intent, to bring in extra-ordinary talent. Whic
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by sremani 10y ago
May be this is a dumb question, I will ask it anyway, Tijuana Mexico is about 500 miles from Bay Area, where as Vancouver Canada is 1000 miles. Que Canada?
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by sremani 10y ago
The answer is simple, don't take what I say seriously, take what I do seriously. 7 out 10 times you are better of in Mississippi delta. The other 3 times are both cultural and relative wealth.
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by sremani 10y ago
For most cases the price transparency in Indian medical system really really beats the American experience. If you have a Cadillac plan in America and you have really cutting edge advance needs that is when American system is both tolerable
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by sremani 10y ago
Oh Please! You do not have to educate me, unlike Moral Horsemen, I already have 10 KW SolarPV, my disagreement was not with Solar that much. We are discussing Wind Turbines here. If a counter point article in IEEE spectrum is FUD, good luck
920.
by sremani 10y ago
Again, over the sea rigs are already in decline. Because of shale revolution, the foot print is much much lesser.
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by sremani 10y ago
It's not just companies but politicians also carry feel good campaigns, and so do governments.
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by sremani 10y ago
But the bottom line is this... For a long time to come—until all energies used to produce wind turbines and photovoltaic cells come from renewable energy sources—modern civilization will remain fundamentally dependent on fossil fuels. edit:
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by sremani 10y ago
Did you ever sit down and made a back of the envelope calculation to how much "fossil" fuel needs to burn to put up Wind Turbines? Here is a good article to read, http://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/renewables&#x2
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by sremani 10y ago
gnipgnip is first of all projecting, according to his analysis, Indians will stop talking local languages and adopt English and in 80 years its all over, India is an English speaking country, the flaw in that logic. The main problem is Indi
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by sremani 10y ago
A language that is spoken by 80 million people is not dead, and is not dying. The colonial two-step when coming to languages existed for a long time and its just matter of time, people with help of machine learning will provide support in m
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by sremani 10y ago
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-74/p... Wow those are interesting. SQL Injection is still an issue if there are string concats every where and calling the DB, so that is something, that can
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by sremani 10y ago
CLR imposes lot of requirements for an assembly to run, that would definitely improve security esp. when comparing it to a interpreted language.
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by sremani 10y ago
From their benchmarks page (which looks remarkable) http://www.peachpie.io/benchmarks
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by sremani 10y ago
"In this City, you are innocent until you are investigated." - Syriana
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by sremani 10y ago
No, apparently you need to read and understand my first post, esp. taking off those "ideological" glasses.

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