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yumraj
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> I think WeWork was a great idea poorly executed. I would argue that it was a poor idea that was greatly executed. Everything was great for a while due to execution. But, when the realities or should I say limitations of the poor id
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yumraj
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A nuclear war between two nuclear powers is different from a conventional war between two nuclear powers. The former is, hopefully, unlikely unless one side feels there’s an existential crisis or a major loss. The latter is extremely likely
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yumraj
3y ago
for stock price prediction, without taking anything else into account? Purely on rational basis, this, as in predicting time series data, doesn’t seem plausible. But maybe it is.
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yumraj
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> next FAAMG won't be located there until they hit the 100M milestone. None of the FAAMG, assuming F is FB and M is Microsoft, happened in SF (city). FB, Apple and Google happened at about 40 milestone and Amazon & Microsoft hap
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I’m really not sure what’s a good outcome here. In a way, all these sellers even got this opportunity because of Amazon. We have a pure marketplace, eBay, but that rarely moves the needle. Without Amazon these sellers would not even have st
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Banks that funded Elon Musk's $44B Twitter deal may have a 'sell-down letter'
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The mysteries of a mass graveyard of early Indians
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Only recently, though I don’t know exactly since when and it may have been for a while. But, for many of its early years it was very particular about not only college degree, but which college and what you studied.
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> The majority of the world, for most of history drinks tea without milk. Don’t know about history, but currently India consumes the most tea or perhaps second most (in total, not per capita) , and almost all of tea in India is consumed
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For others who may have been curious like me: MG Motor UK Limited (MG Motor) is an automotive company owned by SAIC Motor UK, headquartered in London, owned by the Shanghai-based Chinese state-owned automaker SAIC Motor. [0] [0] https:&#
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FDA signs off on updated protein-based Covid-19 vaccine from Novavax
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3y ago
Lemon pickles fall into both sweet and non-sweet categories . I like the light sweet kind but the non-sweet is also good. You may want to try a few from Indian stores and then try making the one you like. I’ll also get an idea what it’ll lo
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3y ago
Typically, at least in the North, mango pickle is made with green small desi mangoes which are rather sour. I haven’t seen those in the US. The only green mangoes I’ve seen are rather bland and not sour enough.
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Yogurt goes with stuffed parathas. Achaar goes with both plain paratha as well as stuffed parathas.
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Perhaps Sam Altman found that startup in the same way Musk found Tesla, by making an investment and being recognized as a co-founder being one of the terms.
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> My guess is this is going to settle before a verdict and we'll never hear about it again. IMNAL, but I’d guess that at settlement would only be with this plaintiff and have no bearing on next time someone dies while using Autopilo
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Might have considered it, but saw the subscription-only pricing and left. General unsolicited advice to desktop application vendors: unless you have the market size and monopoly of Adobe, Microsoft etc, go with one off pricing.
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Tesla’s been dropping price, so they too must be seeing softening demand.
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This is all news to me and to be honest not even sure I understand it all. Given that, how would you rate the potential danger of these vaccines to the COVID itself? As in keep getting the boosters or not? What about the Novavax vaccine as
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> mandatory cloud printing service Do I have to use it? Or is it possible to run without it and just lose some feature I may not even need. You said mandatory so I’m assuming the answer is no. Unfortunately if that’s the case, it’s an
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Priced close to Prusa Mini+, with same print dimensions (18cm x 18cm x 18cm) but multi color. What’s the general review of this company? Are these any good or are there more like Ender and other cheap Chinese printers?
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It definitely should. I just don’t know if Amazon will insist on it being only annual or not if you have annual Prime subs. I didn’t see details regarding that in the press release.
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Not exactly. It’s $2.99 per month. So pay that when there is something good to watch on Prime Video, then remove it. Though I’m hoping that will work, will see when if actually happens.
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I fully support it. Qs: wouldn’t an, potentially better, approach be to use an existing rendering engine, say WebKit or Gecko, and then build the rest on top first. And, then decide if the needs are met and then decide to rewrite or fork th
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> Pretty sure it's a fairly significant issue inside Punjab. Or is your implication that the rest of Hindu India doesn't consider their opinion important? Do you have evidence to support that? Khalistan has been a non-issue in
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> Trudeau isn't going to open his mouth on a false accusation that is just going to cause him grief. This has to be a joke, or naivety. Trudeau is a politician, he’s no saint. As such no stranger to lying or fabricating things, espe
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I respect your disagreement, and in some cases perhaps yes - letting the barking dogs bark and ignoring them might be the best policy. But I feel that in the given the context, both external and internal in India, Indian government had to r
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So, I'm assuming that tomorrow Indian PM can make a claim that Canadian agents (CSIS?) was behind it and not provide any evidence. That'll be equivalent and acceptable right? India has provided ample evidence including via Interpo
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> Because they did it, and resent being called on it. based on what evidence??
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So India should just accept being called a murderer without evidence, and expulsion of its diplomat as well as Trudeau’s clear support to Khalistanis in Canada. I don’t think so. The onus is on Canada to provide evidence, not on India. Reme
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