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LocalPDF V3 – 100% local, browser-based PDF studio (Free and No Ads)(local-pdf-five.vercel.app)
2 points by piyushpr134 6mo ago|1 comments
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by piyushpr134 6mo ago
Naresh is a CS student and he kept running into the same annoying problem: every time he needed to merge my assignments, compress a heavy textbook, or sign a document, the only free tools available online required him to upload my files to
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by piyushpr134 7mo ago
I feel this is because dot com was increased human connect and made the world closer. This boom is only about reducing cost for companies by reducing people. There is hardly any talk about improving user experience. This is very negative ou
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by piyushpr134 8mo ago
paper straws do not make any sense any way you look at it. Are we saying that we are okay to cut trees to make straws when we could make them out of petroleum ? Moreover, paper straws are not even recyclable due to water content which makes
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by piyushpr134 9mo ago
how about using mjpeg ?
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by piyushpr134 9mo ago
Universities are not going anywhere MOOC are a dead end
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by piyushpr134 10mo ago
not really. you may read the official notification here https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2197140&re... "Manufacturers must ensure the App is easily accessible during device setup, with no disabling
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by piyushpr134 10mo ago
98% of all websites are just database wrappers
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by piyushpr134 1y ago
US can simply put 20% tariffs on taiwan/chinese chips and this would be absorbed
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by piyushpr134 1y ago
protein can shoot up your sugar levels too. Do hba1c tests after a month to make sure they are not
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by piyushpr134 1y ago
Indian here. We can eat vegetarian without this processed crap. Happy to see this die. We had equivalent companies here in India too. And they also are struggling. Happy to see this being rejected by masses
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by piyushpr134 1y ago
An on premise deployment ?
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
Nopes. Bharat stage 6 and eu6 norms are exactly same. https://gomechanic.in/blog/bs6-vs-euro6-what-is-the-differen... Moreover, we are really really mileage conscious so our cars are very fuel efficient, leading to low
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
It would happen in poor countries and won't result into much "discourse". It has already happened actually. Moreover, even if it happens in the rich countries, are companies & countries ready to ban crypto or AI training
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
USA doesn't support China. It needs it because it increases the profit of megacos and saves them the hassle of dealing with litigious populace at home.
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
It won't come this far. First of all the website itself won't be allowed to be hosted. Moreover, the person would most likely be dead or in one of the reeducation camps for a long time. Most of the chinese large tech companies are
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
yups. Not to mention the amount of environmental damage such things do. For instance, all the rare earth metals have huge open air mines with of all kinds of acid & arsenic poisoning which is used during leeching & refining process
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
Wow: Import tariffs on components and not on assemblies sounds like corruption to me. No policy maker can be this incompetent
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
Americans discovering the real reason why things are made in China
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by piyushpr134 2y ago
you would be surprised to note as to how universally true this comment of yours is. Reporting from India. Here, these folks fight these elections as if there is a billion dollars at the end and then do moral policing ALL day long. Level of
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
Good to see usa justice system rediscovering their spine against large behemoths (granted that that 60mil would have helped to grease palms of judges & others). would have been better to see a criminal like jobs behind bars. Sadly they
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
I find these studies to be deeply flawed. It is a multivariate situation and we cannot control/observe more than one variable mostly and still end up mistaking these correlations to be causation. It could well be that it is not diary o
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
not at all. I feel (this data is from running SEM for large website(s)) that Google earns most of their revenue from tactical searches. For instance, most people search for website names instead of typing the url. This creates a massive tac
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
android and chrome both are also late but they won. In Cloud also they are late but they look like to be making big progress.
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
hope as much money & marketing is poured in cure, is also poured into prevention as it is better to prevent than to cure. I believe that many types of kidney diseases are linked to metabolic syndrome. Hope media and doctors highlight th
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
India has a space program since 70s. It has a sent moon missions thrice now, one mars mission and has an upcoming sun probe too. It has a polar orbit launch vehicle which has one of the safest record in the world. Cost wise, it is pretty ef
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
When Elephant walks, dogs bark. Elephant doesn't give two hoots to them. Keep. walking India!!
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
Japan has one of the most legacy tech as they probably automated them first and an ageing population probably is resistant to change. They still use fax and telegrams quite a lot
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
We also know that science doesn't do a very good job when it comes to long term effects on human beings. They took awfully long time to declare that smoking is bad, despite plenty of evidence. Same goes for alcohol. They have still not
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by piyushpr134 3y ago
100%. FDA approval is nonsense. FDA plays in arms of big pharma to provide you good advice which also makes money. They hardly peddle any advice which doesn't make money. For instance, linkage of cancer, heart disease, kidney disease e

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