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by vsskanth 5y ago
Yeah, no. In countries like India you don't use agents to buy or sell property and the free market finds value just fine. That's just one example I'm familiar with and it was pre internet.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
How is the symbolic transformation approach different between Modia and ModelingToolkit for ODEs ? I would guess Modia probably uses the same method as Dymola but not sure if MTK has any specific advantages here. As of now, Modias DSL feels
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by vsskanth 5y ago
They aren't shaving tires. OEM tires are specifically designed for the vehicle and come direct from factory. Reduced tread depth is mainly for meeting rolling resistance targets and to increase EPA range. Source: I am in the automotive
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Toyota aren't technologically sophisticated by design. They only use tried and tested technology which have been out for years. This is how they have stellar reliability. However I think they really innovated on hybrids. German OEMs ha
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by vsskanth 5y ago
How does one go about getting access in the US to use a frequency that can cover a large area per access point? I've worked in remote mines before which heavily use telemetry and they all seem to be on 2.4 ghz mesh networks. IIRC they
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I think they meant teleoperation
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Curious why BigCo would want cannabis to be illegal.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Strongly Agree. Population control is trying to affect second order outcomes and has shown to create demographic time bombs. The only intervention supported by data is providing and mandating access to good education, jobs, birth control an
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Has there been any work on "growth" based RL models ? Like how a human baby starts off with a small brain and little capability to move around, but slowly starts to roll over, gets head control, crawl and eventually walk, grasp an
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by vsskanth 5y ago
As of 2021, has anything improved ? I'm not sure if this was before or after alphazero
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by vsskanth 5y ago
>Make it easier to change jobs and help raise wages by banning or limiting non-compete agreements and unnecessary, cumbersome occupational licensing requirements that impede economic mobility. Good. Really needs to be a law. Not sure how
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I'm actually impressed that the government has taken note of this issue. IMO non-compete agreements should not be allowed for anyone. It really drives down wages, especially in highly specialized fields. Double whammy if the worker is
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Has there been any kind of study on the differences between majority rule type democracies where the ruling party can pass whatever law they want and a House and Senate type democracy like the US where laws need cooperation from both chambe
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Interesting, so it only restricts what congress can do. I didn't know that. Thanks!
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Isn't this restricting speech ? How is this constitutional ?
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Backscatter communication devices like RFID are the modern variants for this. Which reminds me, has there been any progress on backscatter wifi or Bluetooth communication ?
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by vsskanth 5y ago
This is interesting. Can this be used like a lightweight windows VM ?
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I believe India recieved a lot of technology from Russia for it's nuclear plants. Agreements with US were mostly about "allowing" them to import nuclear fuel and not be subjected to sanctions, which India was subjected to aft
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by vsskanth 5y ago
The software field expanded so much that there is a massive need for both in-house developers for tech firms and outsourcing for traditional businesses with legacy systems like banks, insurance etc.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Doesn't seem to work on Firefox Android for me
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by vsskanth 5y ago
How is MacOS able to maintain such a consistent UI even with massive changes in their design language ? Is Windows UI not a separate layer or something that they can update ? Or is it that the UI elements somehow get baked into the program
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I wonder if someone has figured out how to use inkjet or screen printing to make a simple wifi/bluetooth transmitter or an NFC tag. So far I've only seen the antennas printable but not the transistor logic.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I just do pickup. It's free usually or above a certain threshold. They deliver it to your trunk.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I tried this experiment: read nytimes, wapo, fox, national review and politico. I wanted to get different perspectives. However, I encountered a bunch of issues: They dont talk about or even cover the same things, which makes it hard to com
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by vsskanth 5y ago
Not sure if this was just pent up demand from the limited mobility due to lockdowns last year. Now that places are opening up, people can actually move.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
New parent here. If you're a working couple, find out waitlist time for daycare. Other than that, don't worry too much. You'll make a fine parent. You'll figure it out when the time comes.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
The kinds of jobs that can be outsourced (cost centers, ex. maintaining some legacy system) already are. The jobs that haven't been outsourced are profit centers, that require innovation and collaboration. This means highly skilled tal
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by vsskanth 5y ago
> They charged about $25/hour This may look like it's more than comparable freelancers but still very low for quality dev work. For those rates, you get what you pay for unfortunately.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I agree, if you live in an apartment and don't have much stuff. I can't imagine people moving stuff from an American style 4BR house when they have kids, all on their own.
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by vsskanth 5y ago
I just want to know which company cried on NPR about skilled labor shortage that made this person so angry.

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