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by tiuPapa 5y ago
It did though? The migration worker did result in a momentary spike in their states when they finally reached their homes, especially after those special trains. Just the variant wasn't as deadly. I am not sure what your point is.
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
I am not sure how "the infection the rate of spread is much lower in Punjab and Haryana" is the literally the same as "It's the same as rest of the country, just not as high as the states where election rallies and relig
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
Did Maharashtra had a Khumb Mela? Or an election rally? There is a reason they are being called super spreader, not super incubator. I think all of these replies are somehow missing my point. I am not saying that this one incident is respon
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
Any evidence of that? From my anecdotal experience, each and every place in my town where such public viewing used to be organized was cancelled. I would believe that to be the case throughout the country.
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
Valid question that needs to be asked. Hopefully, this will wake up people from their populist fever dream.
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
My point is not that farmer protests should be blamed. The blame and responsibility of this surge clearly lies with the government and ruling party celebrating `victory` pre-maturely. My point is that we should not propagate a wrong message
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
In trying to debunk one BJP propaganda, you are spreading another. The protest was not only by the "rich" farmers of Punjab and Haryana protecting their interests, there were protests joining from all neighboring states like Rajas
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
IPL has 0 attendance, hosted in bubbles. How are they spreading it?
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
They had a rotation policy. They clearly say it in all their interviews, how they are maintaining constant presence in the protests by rotating members every 4 - 7 days. See interviews on channels like Youtube channels like ScoopWhoop Unscr
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
That was pretty informational. Thanks for the detailed explanation. Sounds really cool.
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by tiuPapa 5y ago
So I am still confused with the connectors and connections bit. Is it zapier but you can write a python script to automate a task? Or its more like a platform that manages user data and other services can use it as a store which executes a
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Got it, thanks. Is there any way of transforming old data? Lets say, I want to add a new platform to just store data about clicks, but some of these events stored thru Rudder doesn't have the element id, is there any way I can give the
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Oh interesting. So, how do you figure out where to send which data? Like say, I want to track an event on Google Analytics where I want to see if a new user is being redirected to my site from another site based on the Referer header(no ide
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Bit of a novice question, but what is the point of a tool like this or Segment? I have a vague idea that they help with gathering your analytics but I am not entirely sure how. Is it like Google Tag Manager that you can use to control multi
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Ask HN: How much tracking is okay?
9 points by tiuPapa 7y ago|10 comments
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Ah, my comment was not particularly about this book. It was just a general assessment of how pricing may be a barrier for useful and practical books to a larger set of audience. And a little bit of thinking out loud if there was a viable so
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Lol, ebooks should have regional pricing like games. Buying these books means I will have to shell out 1/3rd of my total monthly income (student in a third-world country). Makes me wonder if there is a market for a paid service that ca
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Not really sure what got acquired here? Are they just taking the docker enterprise business? How can they acquire Docker CLI? Isn't it opensource?
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
So one thing, these are still slower and more expensive in performance, compared to JS frameworks, right?
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
I think you can still reduce that size further with binaryen
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
With the type of comments here, I think they also expect everyone to start learning to program with writing a kernel instead of a hello world. Yes, it is underpowered and relies on old tech, but I guess if they just want to test the waters
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Okay, I am interested in this topic. Does anyone know of any good resources for exploring parser combinators further?
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
How dare you disagree? Now I will start a completely unrelated rant about how disagreement is the root cause of all evil and is indeed the real scourge on the face of the earth. (And not multiple programming languages, that some poor soul i
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Yep, but it's growing. The premium segment(above 500$) is the fastest growing segment of the market. And even the segment just below it (300$ - 500$) is a chunky portion of the market who are all potential customers for the premium seg
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
You are forgetting India is a land of 1.3 billion people. There are at least 50 - 100 million people who are willing to spend more than 500$ on a phone. That's a big enough market for Apple to consider.
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
What is Prisma actually? Is it an ORM or a client for a db that exposes a GraphQL API for the data stored?
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
I am pretty sure we have municipal elections here.
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
So like American Police's discrimination against people of color? I am from India, in India. You have only read about it, I live in it. Not saying the slums around railway lines are not there but the condition also has improved a lot.
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by tiuPapa 7y ago
Dude have you been here? Legal system that is tribal? Deep poverty as soon as you jump in a train? I am not saying India is perfect but this is an exaggeration and undermines the steps India has taken in the past one or two decades in a pos
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Ask HN: How do you start working on a new project?
4 points by tiuPapa 8y ago|1 comments

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