suriyaG

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by suriyaG 5y ago
Is this the project that was previously postwoman? Which was discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21607712
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by suriyaG 5y ago
Ideas, usually have a strong correlation with failure. Irrespective of the execution. Ideas are the base theory within which the execution revolves around. If the premise itself is wrong then no amount of execution would solve it. Think win
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by suriyaG 5y ago
It's a trade off, I think. When you have responsibility you are sacrificing something to complete that task. so yeah, responsibilities come with a baggage and the baggage are some times painful.
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by suriyaG 5y ago
As a twenty three year old. I'm curious to know more. why take on responsibility through having children? Why not pickup any other type of responsibilty? like, community service, tutoring/helping kids from less fortunate places or
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by suriyaG 5y ago
This is an interesting comparison. Phones with "freedom of choice". I think freedom of choice, Varies drastically Based on the layer where one exists in society. For example, Instagram pushing/peer-pressuring people to travel
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by suriyaG 5y ago
I really don't agree with the Title. If you absolutely "need" a phone. You could get a simpler, cheaper one. That is not the problem. But, Smartphones are "Tax on the Poor" in a totally different way, it's a Co
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by suriyaG 5y ago
I mostly agree with your argument. But, if we just de facto accept everything for how it has been in the past. Then we stop making things better, for everybody involved. Is Open-Source thriving? yes. Can we make fix the places where it&#x27
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by suriyaG 5y ago
I like to think of it as a dark tunnel with light at the end. Helps me bear with the depression. But somedays it just feels imposssible to see the light, I gotta agree.
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by suriyaG 5y ago
I'd love to hear the life-changing events, if possible. Because I've been trying to convince myself that BTC might be good. But I really couldn't find a reason. The "pump and dump" thing is the one that makes most s
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by suriyaG 5y ago
Why use a target group? when you can run a regression model on what hits the nerve for people, using data that's being collected now. :) Then it'll be ML models creating movies for other models to be validated and et voila, you ge
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by suriyaG 5y ago
Is there a link to this essay? I'm curious now. Edit: found it https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/YouAndYourResearch.html
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by suriyaG 5y ago
I think, the point where this logic misses is when somebody, with such christian belief, actively goes out and tries to vilify and fight against those who get married in a way that they disagree with.
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by suriyaG 5y ago
The video in the website is really bad quality. this one is better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWLuwG91HnI
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by suriyaG 5y ago
As a complete aside. What is it that China offers that is making so many western companies go and do business in China? If it is cheap labour then India has it as well. I feel like I'm missing something, but not sure what. Can someone
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by suriyaG 5y ago
The problem, I believe is in objectively measuring said "productivity". Yes, you say person A is 2X productive than person B. But that's just arbitrary from your POV. Someone in the same team may mark them as 1.5X productive.
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by suriyaG 5y ago
This is cool, dunno why the hate though. There was I think a similar one for Bible as well. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23737601