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by sudhirc 2y ago
What is the difference between the Hindus and Hindutva. Do you even know the meaning of word?
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by sudhirc 2y ago
Before posting this have you checked the state of preservation [0] in the West? The real issue IMHO that if stolen good are returned to their rightful owners, Museums will be empty and libraries will be half empty. [0] https://ww
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by sudhirc 2y ago
> The overhead of context switching is — if anything — higher in relative terms. Why that is the case when we have faster CPU, RAM, and SSDs etc.
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by sudhirc 2y ago
Thanks for the pointer. I will give it a read later on. If I understood correctly, eBPF is a guard rail for writing relatively bug free code. But it will still run in the processor[0] ring 0 which essentially is the same level as the kernel
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by sudhirc 2y ago
I am not sure why nobody talks about the fundamental flaw in the design of the operating systems. Monolithic kernels were chosen at a time when CPU context switching was a serious penalty on the performace. So IMHO isn't it time to ret
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Why every life form intelligent or otherwise needs to be Oxygen dependent? Isn't it a little bit myopic ?
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by sudhirc 3y ago
I had to deal with pediatricians and Neurologists for last couple of years. My general experience is that their training is severely deficient in the empathy. I don't think it should be hard to accommodate it in their training plan.
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by sudhirc 3y ago
If you have to wear the hazmat suite, think about the impact on non targetted crop plants and the farmer. Why this shit is even allowed?
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Seems like I am confused. Are you saying decline due to over fishing is acceptable? Doesn't that contradicts unlimited abundance argument?
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by sudhirc 3y ago
> Nothing is unlimited. But just as we over-fished lobsters and moved onto other food sources, so we will with everything else. Don't panic. Innovate. While it is true that nothing is unlimited and humans have historically adapted t
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by sudhirc 3y ago
This paper disagrees with you. https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/72/suppl_1/i7/62044...
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by sudhirc 3y ago
> In modern times, most scarcity problems are supply chain not actual exhaustion, diamond mines and gold not withstanding. Rare earths aren't rare. Uranium isn't rare. We aren't running out of lithium. Erlich/Simons e
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by sudhirc 3y ago
What exactly are you ranting about? What connection your statement has with Ayurveda?
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by sudhirc 3y ago
That ancient wisdom from many societies. Hindu Ayurvedic advise to eat slowly until satisfied not full.
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Thanks for the advise.
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Ask HN: How to run Language Models on your own?
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Am I contesting the historicity of Shah Jahan? On contrary, I am contesting the statement of the article which tries to portray that India was made rich by Mughals. Silliness actually lies in your knee jerk reaction.
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Instead of proselyzing you should present some references. Start with justification of a millennia dark age in Europe.
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by sudhirc 3y ago
> The eventual abolition of slavery in England was driven directly by Christian beliefs, however much they'd evolved in the ensuing time. You do need to provide some evidence to support this claim. AFAIK slavery became unnecessary i
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by sudhirc 3y ago
I am simply responding to your assertion that world before Christianity was a dog eat dog uncivilized wasteland and Jesus taught it morally. On the contrary, before the advent of Christianity Greek and Romans had dialogs on various topics.
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by sudhirc 3y ago
> "His moral lessons are mostly facile and poorly explained and similar ideas were expressed by the greek philosophers earlier. Read any Hindu upnishads especially Bhagwad Gita[0]. Chapter 16 especially defines the code of conduct f
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by sudhirc 3y ago
I can understand your pain. I too recently lost a loved one who passed away much young. Now I seek refuse in this book. I feel ashamed that I didn't read it despite being a Hindu till I turned 40. You can refer to the following link. T
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by sudhirc 3y ago
May be this is why Bhagwat Gita suggests living like a Yogi. Dispatch all your duties, do everything but never get attached to anything, not even your kids. नैव किञ्चित्करोमीति युक्तो मन्येत तत्त्ववित् | पश्यञ्शृण्वन्स्पृशञ्जिघ्रन्नश्नन्गच्
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Watch classics like Janjir or Sholey to understand it yourself. Some jems: - Batch no 786 saves life but Hindu idols are lifeless with no power. - Namaz is good but idol worship is waste of resources. - Muslim are true to their religion but
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Why a Marxist would need to defend Muslim invasions? He is one of the many charlatans who posed as Marxist only to advance their agenda of Muslim glorification. There are many such examples. Famous script writer Javed Akhtar propagated his
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by sudhirc 3y ago
Both senior and junior Habibs are known to whitewash the Islamic invasion and paint a rosy picture of their rule. Their body of work is full of their own biases. Most of the time they fail to provide the primary sources. What they do not ex
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by sudhirc 3y ago
> The description in the review drives home how when the British arrived, India was about a third of world GDP, Britain, not so much. India's GDP share was much higher before the invading Mughal invasion started so they were part of
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by sudhirc 4y ago
> "Ksha" (क्ष), "Tri" (त्र), "Gya"(ज्ञ) in Brahmi script character ? You claiming these to be the part of Sanskrit sound system which is incorrect. Show me an authentic Sanskrit alphabet in which these sound
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by sudhirc 4y ago
> So you must first tell what is the actual name of this religion Names are not that important. But since you asked it's called Sanatan Dharma. It's also called Hindu Dharma. > The persian dictionary define "Hindu"
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by sudhirc 4y ago
> Simply because the very basic sounds of sanskrit "Chha" (छ), "Tri" (त्र), "Gya"(ज्ञ), compound sounds, halants and visargas are not present in any script before .... Wrong Brahmi was capable of representin

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