urmish

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by urmish 8y ago
A country is not a startup. These kind of comments come off as elitists, naive and arrogant.
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by urmish 8y ago
Most of the series has unforced graphic scenes and vulgarity. It's just gangs of wassrypur set in Mumbai with more vulgarity because it was produced for Netflix.
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by urmish 8y ago
You'd rather see your own country go into economic depression than Trump's decision working out? How are you so certain that tariffs on China are a bad idea?
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by urmish 8y ago
Title reminded me of this: Zero-knowledge proof: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-knowledge_proof
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by urmish 8y ago
You can change desktops very easily on the popular linux distros. Try r/linux and ask about what you want specifically. It's very likely there is a desktop out there for you. If you just want a macOS copy, most of that can be done
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by urmish 8y ago
https://www.arm-basics.com was created in response.
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by urmish 8y ago
yes. Seems you're right.
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by urmish 8y ago
So adding that button requires downloading and installing a file, and it has some references to openwith@darktrojan.net. I am not a web programmer but that doesn't seem right. The open with mpv browser extension, seems cleaner. https:
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by urmish 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tape-out When a chip design is stable enough for manufacturing them. But chips usually have post si bugs and so the tape out is usually a back and forth process depending on how complex th
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by urmish 8y ago
>Computer science is more rigorous than mathematics Not true. Also computer science is very vague in a way.
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by urmish 8y ago
For some reason this seems incredibly funny to me. I can imagine mathematicians laughing at this too.
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by urmish 8y ago
Thanks. I was reading and listening to Chuck Peddle's talks last hour about his work at Motorola and MOS. At the age of 81, he still gives talks. Very inspiring stuff.
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by urmish 8y ago
I had never heard of this chip. Any good resource to understand this? I am familiar (or was at one point) with 8085/86 architecture.
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by urmish 8y ago
That may not work for all (I want to say most) of literature. Many books I like are pretty dry. These books are theme based and not story based where you don't really care how the story ends, but are more interested in the deep convers
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by urmish 8y ago
what is more scary to me is 2 different versions of the same website for 2 different locations!
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by urmish 8y ago
Its hysteresis. Also there are 2 different frequencies. Our ears tune for particular ones depending on the history.
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by urmish 8y ago
Thanks. Yeah am not really looking for dark themes but as you said, 'biting criticism' of society and 'the human condition'
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by urmish 8y ago
I gave up reading Infinite Jest after getting 10-15% into it. I decided to come back to it later but never got back to it. It was somewhat difficult for me (not American). But this was a few years ago. Will try it again sometime soon.
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by urmish 8y ago
I haven't. I've heard of it but didn't know it also as good (or better). Adding it to my reading list. Thanks.
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by urmish 8y ago
Thank you, great suggestions. Adding it to my reading list.
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by urmish 8y ago
I am Indian. You're right, one can never experience Russian literature in a way that a Russian does. But there are quite similarities in cultures shaped by religion because there are similarities in religion.
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by urmish 8y ago
He is naive, but seems to be self aware. He does realize he is not street smart, but being naive implies he is unaware of this. Prince Myshkin doesn't want to change and well realizes the cunning nature of some people around him. He st
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by urmish 8y ago
This novel, along with 'Crime and punishement' deal with completely opposite personalities. One has a very optimistic view of the world, the other, Raskolnikov from Crime and Punishment, despises it and justifies violent crime wit
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by urmish 8y ago
I switched to arch linux a couple of weeks ago after being an ubuntu user for 8 years. After installing gnome3 I see not much difference between arch linux and Ubuntu. Sure, maintaining packages is quite different (and better) in arch linux
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by urmish 8y ago
I just started using cmus and it works great. Also loads up the music library pretty fast. tmux, neovim are great together (after some configuration.) Mplayer seems better than mpv. They need configuration though. htop/top are pretty u
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by urmish 8y ago
Why is there much more discussion about apple laptops than thinkpads? I feel linux on thinkpad would the most efficient combination for people who call themselves 'hackers'
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by urmish 8y ago
>A point of view helps too. What is Watson’s view on ISIS for example? >Dumb question? Actual thinking entities have a point of view about ISIS. Dogs don’t but Watson isn't as smart as a dog either. (The dog knows how to get my a
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by urmish 8y ago
I think it depends on the sensitivity/urgency of the matter. Its better to avoid chain of command in urgent matters that an employee might feel slows down production for example. In other cases common sense dictates going through the c
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by urmish 9y ago
Some of them were also made age-restricted even though, according to her, they did not include graphic content. From a glance I took at her videos, she did seem quite a bit off. Whoever is saying she is a far-leftist is plain wrong. She nev
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by urmish 9y ago
This is unprofessional and inappropriate on so many levels. The only reason I would expect someone to behave like this is if they have a trump card or they have made some observation in their favor that they aren't revealing.

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