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1y ago
Proofs have been provided in lot of previous terror attacks like 26/11 Mumbai attack, Pathankot, Pulwama etc. What did Pakistan do with the proofs? Nothing.
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2y ago
Regarding Indian voting machines, there is also randomization involved at various levels during distribution making it difficult to game the system but still I always wonder if there is any way to hack the system. I hope people in charge ha
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2y ago
nit; Indian airport security is handled by CISF and not CRPF.
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3y ago
> Before I would have said we have plenty more to do before A.I takes over. And a.i ( Assisted Intelligence ) would aid those creative process. My guess is in the short term it will still be assisted intelligence except that it will be h
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3y ago
> Moreover, direct conflict between two nuclear-armed states isn't something we've ever done before. Nobody wants to go down that road. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kargil_War
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3y ago
Looks like the same team is already looking into treating food allergies with inverse vaccine https://foodallergyfund.org/research-1/2021/2/15/inverse-foo... .
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3y ago
The most incredible thing about UPI is how it was embraced by even the poorest in the remote corners of India. One of the former finance ministers of India talked in a dismissive tone in the parliament about rural India adopting digital pay
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3y ago
There is a geopolitics angle to this. US has been making noise about upcoming election in Bangladesh being "free and fair". US has even announced some visa policy to promote "democratic elections" in Bangladesh. US has b
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3y ago
> She blames the antibiotics for altering her children’s gut microbiome and herself for agreeing to the treatment in the first place. My son had to be administered antibiotics within an hour of being born. He later developed allergies to
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3y ago
What makes you think India hasn't been investing in railway safety? While the recent accident was unfortunate, number of railway accidents have been decreasing over years. Here is an infographic: https://cdn.statcdn.com/
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3y ago
Sure, that's internal messaging. I am talking about what any company publicly claims.
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3y ago
Every company claims they have the best and the smartest engineers. Have you seen any company claiming otherwise?
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3y ago
+1. First time I came across these speakers was when I had tea in a road side tea stall off an highway. The shop was crowded and I held my phone at the owner to show him the evidence of payment which he ignored and within a couple of second
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3y ago
Why India should continue to invest in space technology? Odisha cyclone in 1999: 10,000 dead. Odisha cyclone of similar intensity in 2019: < 50 dead because ISRO was better equipped to track the cyclone path giving enough time for Govt t
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3y ago
India is doing both and more. You have no idea what you are talking about.
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4y ago
Sorry for a dumb question: Apparently lots of VCs and startups use SVB as their bank. Could someone explain why would startups not choose relatively safer big banks like BoA or Chase? What are the advantages of using SVB as the primary fina
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4y ago
> The Ayodhya mosque-temple riots are another facet of this clash. Western commentators glibly say 'Hindus are anti-Muslim'. The issue in India is so much more nuanced than that; there is bad blood on both sides going back a th
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4y ago
Powell is on record saying unemployment rate is too low for inflation to come down so no don't expect gov intervention.
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4y ago
Hinduism has a framework for this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prayopavesa . It's also a practice in Jainism.
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4y ago
Will USA share the biometric data of its citizens with EU or any other country who may want to similarly verify the identities of people showing up at their borders?
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4y ago
DoorDash CEO's compensation in 2021 was 413 million https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/Doordash-highest-paid-CE... While it's true stock has dropped like a rock since then, it's impacted corporate
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4y ago
That's true for most corporate employees as well, no?
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4y ago
You forgot to include CEO taking responsibility.
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4y ago
To me this looks like a deliberate leak from Amazon. Why? I don't know. Perhaps a signal to wall street that more layoffs are coming to Alexa division?
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4y ago
I agree. Andy's message seems like a course correction due to backlash from employees rather than proactive.
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4y ago
Just like cash rich giants of the 90s and early 2000s couldn't buy Google and FB, there will emerge some startups which will resist the pressure from the Big Tech and beat them eventually. There will also be cases where the Big Tech wi
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4y ago
Yes, angry. For people on visa, it doesn't matter if severance is gold or silver plated. They will only have 60 days to find another job or leave the country. Giving an advance notice will help them mentally prepare and start looking f
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Meta employees were angry about the sudden layoff announcement and access cut off. Many wanted an advance notice like what Jassy has given. I guess there is no "right" way to do this. In this particular case, what Jassy seems to b
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4y ago
Before clicking on the link, I thought Apple launched a web search service.
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More than 50% of Indian MPs are lower caste and minorities https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/only-39-mps-are-politi... Indian PM and president are from backward caste. Reservation for lower caste in government
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