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by yyyuuu 10y ago
I don't know why you are being downvoted. You put forward a valid point. Perhaps the fanboys here could understand the desperation most of the world still lives in, even today!!!
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but what would happen if Apple chooses to ignore this ruling and doesn't pay any retroactive tax at all? Could it still be business as usual?
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
It's sad to see the recurring condescending attitude of HN crowd towards China and it's recent (and well deserved) technological prowess. C'mon guys, all said and done, China is kicking ass. You've got to give credit whe
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Well, if you leave out the Lutyens' Delhi, pretty much all of Delhi is like that. What shocks me the most is that how people here just accept the despicable state of their surroundings and just go on with their lives. I know of folks t
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
I have been living in Delhi for around one year now, and as one of the other comments pointed out, this city is filthy and extremely polluted even by Indian standards (Note: I am an Indian and have traveled to and lived in many Indian Citie
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
If they had not detected even once, then your points hold. But they did detect, so the point is that they were able to see? What more do you want? It simply shows that people can sense photons. Maybe not all the time, but sometimes for sure
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Internet has played an important role in developing countries. The western/rich countries may have already reached a kind of plateau of streamlining of services facilitated by Internet, but for the large part of developing world, Inter
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
The problem might be of lack of trust between a manager and his team. He assumes that most would shirk work given the slightest chance.
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Sorry but I don't really get it ... what harm would enabling radio on a phone would do?
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
That is quite strange ... Here in India, most people own an android. And Radio App is pre-installed in almost all those phones. You just have to plug-in your earphones to start using it. I expected that behavior to be universal.
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
A lot of interesting titles floating around in this thread! How do you guys choose your next book or Where do you find out those books which peak in the 'interestingness' factor? Especially, those which are non-technical,fiction,
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
It's quite strange, how easy it is to build a valuation
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
A large part of today's population already resides in big cities around the world. Would it be more plausible to research on how we can improve the situation in the current cities, instead of starting from scratch. It's like Softw
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Some specific names of the cities you had in mind would be really helpful.
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance but what exactly is infrastructure software?
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Any major players in the market using this tool?
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
As an embedded developer, should I spend time on this course? What are my gains if I do so?
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but How will extreme levels of RF noise disrupt the modern day life?
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Tesla, Solarcity and SpaceX are eventually going to merge together to create an hyper advanced ecosystem of extremely fast travel, within and outside the confines of Earth. Hyperloop is going to complement this ecosystem quite well. Basical
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by yyyuuu 10y ago
Chill dude ..
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
I really wonder sometimes about the great gap there lies between the problems that we face in third world v/s the problems that are faced by people in first world countries. Here in Delhi, and even more so in rural parts of India, conn
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
There aren't many books which are as popular as A Short History of nearly everything by Bill Bryson. It is funny and easy read, yet covers a lot of ground. Also brings to the fore the eccentric characters of Science community in a si
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
how far is our current tech from cryo sleep? Most science fiction assumes that humans will survive long duration space travel through chemical induced sleep, waking up only when they are about to reach the destination. Is it just science fi
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
Very interesting! Nothing much mentioned about sudden decline in its popularity. I guess, Games that are tied with the tradition of a culture tend to have a longer lifetime.
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Ask HN: Weekly HN updates
2 points by yyyuuu 11y ago|3 comments
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
The one difference between China and India is that of Democracy. Even though both the nations boast of a corrupt governance system, yet the fact that in India, a non functioning government is more likely to get kicked out by an increasingly
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
My personal experience has been the exact opposite. I left my first company not because of my Manager. It was because the company had started showing signs of decline. I had been working with my manager for more than four years and he was a
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
why would you want to do that? Kill innocent civilians because the leader has a hydrogen bomb. There are better ways to deal with this. Diplomacy ... perhaps
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Ask HN: Long daily commutes How do you spend your time?
2 points by yyyuuu 11y ago|1 comments
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by yyyuuu 11y ago
Been watching it for 2 minutes now, and still no birth out of China or India, the two most populated nations in this world.

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