SJetKaran

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by SJetKaran 2mo ago
Hypothesis - I wonder if this is about places with lot of movement vs places that don't. Internal movement within US, even within rural communities, might be more than in Germany? and so, society tends to be more accepting of new incom
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by SJetKaran 3mo ago
related - https://archive.ph/nGFnv
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by SJetKaran 5mo ago
self-serve soda fountains are supposedly unclean and harbor lot of bacteria in many places, so this is probably a good thing
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by SJetKaran 5mo ago
Yep, Stockholm's Arlanda express train is costly as well
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by SJetKaran 5mo ago
This is also the reason why we need to ensure our OS systems remain open, so that we can craft the super customized app for our needs, and be able to install it on our devices easily
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by SJetKaran 10mo ago
What is Ryzen adding here towards the NAS part of this system? Or is it only for gaming?
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by SJetKaran 1y ago
Any worthy alternatives that people recommend?
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Big +1, and an obvious observation for anyone who moved here
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
As an Indian, I was suprised to learn at first that anti-incumbency wasn't the norm across the world. It is not such a bad thing.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Yeah, unfortunate
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
You can build your own NAS, but for a much simpler way to start, buy couple of external drives and use Stable bit Drive pool application, along with https://github.com/rclone/rclone
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
My only issue with congestion pricing right now is that there is no revenue sharing with NJ Transit
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Yeah, this article has bit more details https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crmn127kmr4o
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
This is in a highly geologically active zone though.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
+1 on the need to move away from the two party system
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Do any of these variants have cast functionality built-in?
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Contacts and eye glasses regulations are far looser in EU and they are doing fine. They don't need yearly rechecks for contact lens for example.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Our 'modern' diet of heavy carbs is thousands of years old by now though
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
I worked in Netherlands in a startup and we had a non-compete
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Quite a few people who bought windows laptops, and want to use Linux alongside in it.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Xbox Series X and Gamepass comtinues to serve as an awesome introduction to console gaming for me. I really do hope physical XBox consoles continue to exist.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
+1, even for someone like me who doesn't have kids, this seems like a good policy move
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Yeah, I never understood why some of the cogestion pricing revenue wasn't shared with NJ.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
Even at that, there are edge cases like when a python package like Tensorflow uses a instruction set that is not available on a Arm machine.
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by SJetKaran 2y ago
I think some of the larger payloads cannot be launched by ISRO at the moment
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by SJetKaran 3y ago
On a related note, I used to organize my multi-monitor setup according to each project, and used to switch workplaces on all the monitors in sync. https://github.com/sainathadapa/i3-wm-multi-disp-scripts
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by SJetKaran 3y ago
How do you monitor the power consumption of your pc?
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by SJetKaran 3y ago
Yeah, and perhaps use Linux where you can get into tiling window managers for example and tweak the system to your will. Or Emacs. Etc
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by SJetKaran 3y ago
I just moved to a second hand iPhone. My next mobile won't certainly be an Apple one.
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by SJetKaran 3y ago
Yeah, true. Don't understand why one needs a prescription for contacts here in the US

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