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by yumraj 3y ago
> it’s become literally flea market shit the funny thing is that one of the reasons I keep my prime is because it's a flea market where I can find stuff that I have an extremely hard time finding locally or need to pay exorbitant sh
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by yumraj 3y ago
Well, if he really believes in this, which he should, he should shut down OpenAI and burn all the copies of its model and source code. Right? It's really not clear what is his motivation is.
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by yumraj 3y ago
Maybe, maybe not. Regarding regret, missed opportunities can also lead to regrets, especially if someone were to take OP's concept and create a clone and it actually becomes big. We all need to pay bills at one time or the other.
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by yumraj 3y ago
Go ping some Angel and VC investors. Tell them you’ve proven the hypothesis and achieved product market fit by showing the data from this one city and say you’re raising capital to take it to the next step. Good luck!!
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by yumraj 3y ago
> as long as the lost cars come from your competitors, it’s fine. It’s a rather arrogant, and unrealistic assumption, (on Tesla’s part if they are making it) that they will capture the entire market. It’s not going to happen.
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by yumraj 3y ago
>Elons point on cars being worth 5x as much .... all of a sudden can be driven 40-50 hours a week ... Look at it this way, assume humans drive, or need to be driven/travel, X miles per year. Today, assuming a car drives Y miles
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by yumraj 3y ago
Citation needed, Musk’s tweet doesn’t qualify.
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by yumraj 3y ago
> Or have you forgotten what it's like? We're simply talking privacy in the digital context. When I was a teenager the world looked different so I had N/A for digital privacy.
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by yumraj 3y ago
Purely for argument sake: would the above apply if peer kids were in gang, or into drugs or alcohol or whatever? Social media is no different from those, IMHO of course.
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by yumraj 3y ago
> but giving teenagers zero privacy (to the extent of going through their personal messages) seems wild to me. Why? Teenagers are kids too, or have we forgotten that? They are actually worse than kids in some respect, still immature but
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by yumraj 3y ago
Where? There was a story, but it was about Wistron selling their factory to Tata, which is a very large industrial house, making Tata one of the Apple manufactures. Apple, per the reports, is increasing its manufacturing there.
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by yumraj 3y ago
So effectively the COO, but with the title of CEO.
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by yumraj 3y ago
It’s good for us, but not for you.
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by yumraj 3y ago
> Pilot Metropolitan One thing I’d like to mention is the difference between Japanese Fine and European Fine, with Japanese being much finer. I found Metropolitan Fine to be scratchy while love Lamy Safari Fine. I’ll recommend Metropolit
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by yumraj 3y ago
Ditto. Keeps complaining that my phone does not have Internet access.
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by yumraj 4y ago
Click on the “>” on the right side to expand
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by yumraj 4y ago
> Isn’t it sad that the first $500b+ company from Europe is a peddler of vanity and overpriced luxury items? Actually no, since luxury items sell at highest margin so it makes complete sense that a luxury item company would be valued hig
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by yumraj 4y ago
AFAIK accrued PTO sits on the books of the companies as a liability (or expense or whatever) since they have to pay for it when the employee leaves/is terminated. Unlimited PTO doesn’t accrue and hence does not show on the books. That
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by yumraj 4y ago
This is utter bullshit. There’s a huge set of people above $180K income, with homes all the way from small rental apartments, townhomes, to mega mansions. How come they are all being put into the same bucket.
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by yumraj 4y ago
There’s an old study by UC Davis also [0] [0] https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/imported-olive-oil-quality-unre...
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by yumraj 4y ago
Maybe surprisingly, junior candidates sometimes rank better at this problem because their Data Structure & Algorithms knowledge is more fresh. Isn't that in itself is a flag that this is in fact not a great interview question ,
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by yumraj 4y ago
How's the morale at Twitter?
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by yumraj 4y ago
Can’t say about others, but with cumin it makes a huge difference. But, again, we use ground fresh toasted cumin as is, usually sprinkled on the top of dishes. While, regular cumin is cooked with oil/ghee. Cooking toasted cumin will c
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by yumraj 4y ago
> I suggest you try it. Will do, I’m curious now. Sounds like a cool project for this weekend :)
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by yumraj 4y ago
To confirm, by toasting I'm assuming you're referring to dry toasting and not in oil or ghee. Given that, there are spices that are toasted and some which are not. For example, toasted cumin is just divine, toasted clove is also i
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by yumraj 4y ago
There may be differences but some of the main/common ingredients in garam masala are: Black cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, cloves, nutmeg etc. Again, regional differences aside, I don’t believe any of those are roasted beforehand. A
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by yumraj 4y ago
> Garam masala is a blend of spices that are lightly roasted. The "garam"/hot refers to this roasting. That is incorrect. Garam does indeed mean hot, but individual spices in garama masala don't need to be roasted,
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by yumraj 4y ago
Just call it “Not.TV” - is Not smart - does Not spy on you - does Not show you ads - is Not going to harm your family … You get the idea..
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by yumraj 4y ago
Both of the recommendations are Chinese brands, that doesn't inspire much confidence..
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by yumraj 4y ago
Shouldn't it be: in Public repositories.

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