f1vespeed

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by f1vespeed 13y ago
Actually, I'm back in Bangalore now working for a startup. The work is interesting, but the pay is only $18,000 for the same product management role that netted me $60 grand just out of college in San Mateo. Sure, I face absolutely no compe
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by f1vespeed 13y ago
Personally, I don't have the energy for a monumental struggle with local government to get potholes filled and streets cleaned. I'd have to convince a bunch of regular people first that the streets are miserable, a fact that they attenuated
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by f1vespeed 13y ago
I've lived half my life as a kid in Bangalore and half in the US. All I can say is if you're willing to eat Chapati and Dal and never go out to "do" things while living in the San Francisco area, basically, if you live like an Indian, you w
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by f1vespeed 13y ago
If we continue slashing arts, music, woodshop etc. in favor of more AP classes you'd end up being somewhat right, but still, you have no idea the difference in education quality
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by f1vespeed 13y ago
>> Understand, observe and get inspired by the great scientific culture the Americans have built here. Let's not ruin that. Say that in India, and some guys will fly into a rage and say: 1) All the great scientists in America came f
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by f1vespeed 13y ago
define "hit piece"
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by f1vespeed 13y ago
As a US-raised Indian I'm not familiar with the macro details. But I've been living in India for the past few years working for a startup, so let me identify some low-hanging fruit. 1) Incredibly, shockingly poor hygiene. Dirty black rags b