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Arrests as Indian workers ransack iPhone plant over wages
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codeN
9y ago
Interestingly in my home state of Kerala situated in the south western coast of India. Tea is called Chaaya while tea leaves are called Theyila where ila means leaf. The heavy commercial production of tea was started in Kerala only after
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codeN
9y ago
It was actually one of the stated secondary goals, with an appeal involving such currency being used by terrorists. However 1. While a higher than usual fake currency was detected the total fake currency detected was roughly 1 in 100,000.
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codeN
9y ago
I have faced issues relating to requiring specific versions of JDK for each software. I don't work with Java so using a docker would have been a simpler solution, sadly this was before dockers became mainstream.
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codeN
10y ago
Well in practice areas it would if you take it without cheating it will. We do not want to make practice areas competitive in nature. If you want to really get to know your ability or challenge yourselves then I suggest the contests[1] [1]:
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codeN
10y ago
Disclaimer : Developer at HackerRank, however I do not know details about how Furlong was hired, so I can not go into that. Also this is not an official response, but a personal one. So I think the source of misunderstanding is that we have
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Light L16: A Compact 51 Megapixel Camera
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11y ago
Amazon Computational Processes.
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11y ago
I was talking about inspection once it reaches the election agency. After that, till counting both are same, however the fact that they can be tampered with during manufacturing is what bothers me. Essentially the ballot boxes only require
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codeN
11y ago
Indian EVMs are not as secure as ballot boxes. It is dead simple to "inspect" a ballot box once received for any backdoor that might be there, but not the same for Indian EVMs, in fact there is an attack where the attacker can cha
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codeN
11y ago
Interesting that there is no HTML just a direct link to an image.
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codeN
11y ago
Come to think of it, in India I have almost never really "thanked" many among my family, but have done it for almost everybody else, and often I have found a compliment works in places where a thanks might seem too formal. Saying
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codeN
11y ago
Snapdeal happens to be looking for people with 10+ years of experience in Big Data/Cloud , while in India 10 years ago, even product companies were hard to find, and I am not sure cloud focussed and big-data companies existed anywhere
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11y ago
Another reason is in the Indian sub continent many books (assuming you don't purchase illegally) the "Indian Sub-continent" edition physical copy is cheaper since Kindle books are almost always on the global price (though oft
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Why, after a year with Adobe EchoSign, I’m taking my business elsewhere
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12y ago
I don't think in India, where Browserstack is based, Whistleblower laws are that strong, the false claims could often be masked as a "flaw" and a bug rather than by design, and hence not sure how it plays out, but I think fro
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12y ago
Was wondering if this is instead transformed into a wireless "near-fieldish" charging solution. Where you keep your phone on top of a speaker, then realized that the article assumed only 50% loss because of air, and in fact you ca
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codeN
13y ago
Would definitely add the "extremely simple" package manager to the list.