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by aamoyg 2y ago
Maybe it can be applied for other efforts.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
It sounds like someone leaving a voicemail
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Soviet James Bond Novel Has Bulgarian Coint vs. '07' as Opponent (2017)(literary007.com)
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by aamoyg 2y ago
I was going to say onto the Internet as a joke.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Living here in Kansas, we have a lot of natural beauty as a plains state. It's not all flat either. We have badlands, Zion-like rocks, hills to hike on, and minimal intrusion to nature. When it snows, all you see is a sea of snow every
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by aamoyg 2y ago
He can get arrested and killed if he speaks out like that against Russia, especially because Putin personally intervened to give him and his wife citizenship. There is an understanding that his actions made the United States look bad and th
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Well it's the homicide rate I think, which includes any killing by firearm including suicide. I wish we could detect if someone was purchasing a firearm with the express intent for suicide. Shopkeepers generally can because the custome
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Will it have the addictive qualities of nicotine remaining so that this child will be a loyal customer from birth?
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by aamoyg 2y ago
You should look into the sheer amount of industrial espionage that Japan did in the United States and Soviet Union post WW2. It is mind boggling. We started legally transferring and licensing technology to them so that at least we would mak
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by aamoyg 2y ago
And sure, I am biased. That was my dad's life. That was his story. He made the call to leave India hoping to improve his career by moving to Australia and then the United States. He considered moving back multiple times, but could not
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by aamoyg 2y ago
And you know what? Even some of the Indian companies at the time were super good. HCL was the Indian IBM. In fact, it's a one letter shift from IBM, and one of the earlier Indian tech companies. There were opportunities. People wanted
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Yes. You need to have national unity, pride, and not be entirely selfish in order to have more engagement and participation in higher education and therefore in R&D. You need to be in a position in which you can inspire your citizens th
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Guided missiles fall under the umbrella of rockets. There are far more guided and unguided missiles in the world than rockets for peaceful purposes. The primary purpose of rockets is to annihilate an enemy military with a secondary benefit
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by aamoyg 2y ago
I clicked on that list. I went to pocket calculator, and it said the first one was made in the United States.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
I do agree it's a significant incremental development from an Indian perspective for India. I think it is important for them to have this technology. However, it is being pitched as a "world first". That's kind of dising
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by aamoyg 2y ago
I mean, people move back to be close to their family, for jobs, for startup capital, cost of living, and even for the politics. There is a former coworker who flew back to vote in the election and even have some kind of celebration because
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by aamoyg 2y ago
It takes them 40 years to make a contemporary fighter jet, not all of which is in house, and they cannot make an infantry rifle, tank, or any defense equipment that their DoD equivalent is happy with outside of "ring laser gyroscopes&q
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by aamoyg 2y ago
"The 6.2-meter-tall vehicle is made of carbon composite, which gives it a liftoff mass of 1,268 lb; at its heart is the 3D-printed semi-cryogenic engine that Agnikul manufactured in-house, each of which provides 6.2 kN of thrust."
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by aamoyg 2y ago
I mean he completely understood when they said far side to us, so he has never heard it called "dark side" before.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
I have a large doubt regarding this-- what about Hindi-English hybrid? Spanglish has been around for a long time, so while it may have the most number of potential speakers at almost half a billion Hispanophones, there are about a quarter b
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Raw milk takes time to get used to, and also you have to boil it before consuming it (know this from spending summers in India).
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by aamoyg 2y ago
It's good for something like preschool, to get that initial curiosity going. After that it's good to have a structured environment with extracurriculars.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
They used to give tours that went to all levels of the silo (there are like 20+ levels) but the bottoms of the silos flood unless you run diesel pumps a lot. They said it was unlikely they would offer them again. Also Patrick Stewart touche
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by aamoyg 2y ago
The one in Arizona was better and even more better with the top to bottom tour before it flooded.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
Robocop Rogue City was amazing. If you max out the psychology, you start giving back sassy replies to everyone and become sass cop it's great. They really built on the Terminator Engine they used earlier.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
This is a hot take, but a lot of people can be parrots also.
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by aamoyg 2y ago
So basically, whoever bought the bonds lost the money, aka, the Japanese government, who loaned itself money at negative interest to buy back its own bonds cancelling out the loss. So there was no growth, and there was stagflation, however,
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by aamoyg 3y ago
The Chinese show is much better than the Netflix one lol.
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by aamoyg 3y ago
This show is so underrated and so good. I feel like certain viewers are expecting some kind of explosions or conflict in the first episode itself. There is so much tension in the Chinese show, and so much is going on at once (without much v
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by aamoyg 3y ago
Watch the Chinese version of this it's 10x better and the intros are so good (the Cold War intro is super James Bondesque and sounds awesome).

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