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811.
by sumedh 4y ago
> Well more people died of COVID in the past two weeks in the U.S because they dont want to take the vaccine, its their choice. The govt should not force you to take the vaccine.
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by sumedh 4y ago
A photographer friend of mine always used to get comments like you can take such awesome shots because you are using a DSLR (this was 10 years back). So he started taking two pictures one with DSLR and one with a mobile cameras at that time
813.
by sumedh 4y ago
> I can't see how the camera is going to detect an object at pitch dark Lights?
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by sumedh 4y ago
In India most IT jobs are male dominated.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> I used to blame Tim for design decisions that lead to the keyboard fiasco and the touchbar Was that Tim or Ive?
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by sumedh 4y ago
US has lot of advantages, a huge single market, strong currency, startup culture, low corruption, almost good justice system.
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by sumedh 4y ago
Peer pressure specially if you are young?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> My elderly mother and her (also elderly) friend recently booked a place in Lyon, France using a well-known online travel agency (OTA). Did they check the reviews?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> they're cheaper anyway. Sometimes they are not cheaper, the price on their site is higher compared to what you see on booking.com. Some hotels dont have a website and I dont like to book using the phone.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> IIRC, no emails from Hillary Clinton's server, for example, were ever leaked from the server, How do you know that. I dont want to make political comments on HN but her server was insecure at some time (aka no encryption) and then
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by sumedh 4y ago
> Ideally you'd see the government force a split up Youtube, Cloud, Search, and their Ad Exchange into separate companies. Google will argue that keeping these services in one company gives free access to consumers. How can the US g
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by sumedh 4y ago
> His Google account got flagged for something suspicious, Was that because of his gmail or Youtube?
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by sumedh 4y ago
How is that related to hair loss?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> I can sue anyone for anything, doesn't mean I'll win. You cant sue if you dont have money, a big corp can sue even if they know they are wrong.
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by sumedh 4y ago
Before reading the comments, I had a prediction that most of them would be about Google shutting it down in X years.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> support by setting up tax havens the IRS can’t touch The problem is China can touch your money in that tax haven.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> compared to just making money? Making money and then feeling patriotic that you are helping China slowly destroy America because of what they did in the past.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> They feel far short of their original ambitious goals. Is that Google's fault or the city officials/other ISPs who made their job hard or the voters who dont really care about this issue.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> Fixing DACA for good is not That was the same argument made about abortion but Republicans "fixed" it.
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by sumedh 4y ago
Valve is privately owned, public companies need to keep growing revenue.
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by sumedh 4y ago
Use some fancy AI to create a real time deep fake of your face.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> It's not quite clear what competitive advantage England brings to the table today, UK controls some of the biggest tax havens in the world.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> it says you can not be compelled to incriminate yourself. and who decides if you can or cannot incriminate yourself?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> Here, ostensibly, there's a court and legal process On December 16, 2005, The New York Times reported that the Bush administration had been conducting surveillance against U.S. citizens without specific approval from the FISA cour
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by sumedh 4y ago
> US government may get data from US companies but at least it takes a warrant. On December 16, 2005, The New York Times reported that the Bush administration had been conducting surveillance against U.S. citizens without specific approv
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by sumedh 4y ago
> then it becomes that party's civic duty to cooperate with the courts How is that compatible with the 5th amendment?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> in my mind as a Brit, seems entirely wrong. I guess Meta is following the "If you have money, you are not wrong" strategy.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> to become the safe haven currency that all other countries are hoarding Probably because most of the oil is traded in dollars.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> really? for mortgages? https://www.commbank.com.au/home-loans/interest-rates.html Check the fixed rate loans
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by sumedh 4y ago
> Remember, Yahoo and other(s) didn't want to buy Google The big guys at that time were blinded by their own success, Google wanted users to do their search and leave the site which was completely opposite to what the Yahoo's o

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