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by subtra3t 3y ago
That's unnecessarily rude, and completely uncalled for.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Thanks!
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by subtra3t 3y ago
In a lot of metropolitan cities enforcement of such bans is often dismal, with police officers usually turning a blind eye to offendors.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I meant to imply that croc is more popular than magic wormhole.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I know github stars isn't a very accurate metric but croc has roughly 8 thousand more github stars than magic wormhole.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
> Of course, you could develop foundational IT knowledge: at least one programming language, an OS, a framework or two. But the key to long term success is becoming wickedly knowledgeable about some problem domain, e.g. biotech, some nic
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by subtra3t 3y ago
If you don't mind, could you share the range which you believe "paying ?ell" falls under?
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Unrelated, but another company that used to (still does?) the same thing was Konami with PES from 2017-2020.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
India is a big enough country that no one statement can truly apply to all of it, but the media blows such concerns out of proportion. Yes, the rise of Hindu supremacism does exist and is a very real thing we have to grapple with. But in my
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by subtra3t 3y ago
That's fair.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I suspect they were being sarcastic, perhaps referring to the sometimes overly extravagant lifestyles that some CEOs flaunt.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. I don't imagine India to be a very big market though.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I usually hate such comments but this made me chuckle, thanks.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
For context, a black swan is a high-impact event that is difficult to predict under normal circumstances but that in retrospect appears to have been inevitable [1] [1]: https://www.britannica.com/topic/black-swan-event
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Mid 70s. That is slightly higher than the average life expectancy of my country but I have access to greater medical facilities than the average Indian. However I expect any bad habits that I may develop to cut down on any potential increas
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I like how you were polite instead of lashing out at them and/or flagging the comment.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Why? Is this something that's a side effect of some irrefutable physics law or a limitation of the current technology?
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I feel like you're being sarcastic here but I can't see the /s
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Anybody who has lived in India will know exactly how wrong your numbers are. Saying that "every single person in my cohort has a package in excess of 50L" does not make you sound any more credible. The numbers don't lie.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I'll convert your example to GFM. | first row, first column | first row, second column | first row, third column | | ------------------------ | ------------------------- | ------------------------ | | second row, first colum
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Easier to type? Sure, but I don't think HTML5 tables are easier to read than markdown tables
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Tell HN..?
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by subtra3t 3y ago
I think not. Even as someone who lives in a country that is arguably becoming less democratic by the day, most of Friedman's ideas still prove themselves to me everyday.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
> In cities like Delhi, good electricians, plumbers, welders can make $1k+ a month - most of it tax free since they usually work in cash. Are you sure about that? That would work out to be nearly 10 LPA, which is a good 2-4 lakhs more th
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by subtra3t 3y ago
It is very big, but definitely not the equivalent of Universal Studios.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
No mid career middle management professional is earning a quarter of that anywhere in India. The most charitable take would be to assume a typo.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
This comment is confidently stupid. To earn a $200/month salary is to earn 16 600 INR/month. As somebody who has lived in Rajasthan (Udaipur for those who are interested), that is an actually reasonable estimate, albeit on the hig
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Link to devblog article/tweet?
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by subtra3t 3y ago
Normally I hate comments like these but this comment is shockingly true for the author of this article.
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by subtra3t 3y ago
It almost certainly won't flop (but also won't be the Next Big Thing) but HN in general likes Apple more than Facebook.

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