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RajuVarghese

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    I guess I'll need a burner phone when traveling to the US in the near future. Just as a lot of people do when visiting China. What a turn of events!

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    Comment #41189844

    There is a circle with 10 nuclear stations that is erroneously located (on the map) in the Atlantic just south of West Africa. That should be in/near China.

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    I would not use any influencer product either. But as an observer of the world around me I am intrigued. When I first heard the word influencer I thought that this is something tha…

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    Comment #41002610

    Travel companies, places and influencers are changing the economics of travel. Here is an mutually beneficial system that is forming due to the need to travel somewhere with people…

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    Comment #40919178

    Thanks for the link.

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    Comment #40917472

    When I say "hard to believe" I don't mean to say that I don't believe it. With that out of the way, I am merely stating that it challenges my gray cells: how could sound waves hitt…

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    Comment #40915841

    Hard to believe that such severe health issues can result from noise. I find it harder to believe that Bitcoin mining can cause so much noise. Shouldn't Marathon realize the evil o…

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    Comment #39524554

    Not only is it not funny, it isn't true at all. Disclosure: I am Swiss too, albeit a naturalized one.

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    Comment #36707864

    That Wikipedia article makes no mention of the new currency being gold-backed.

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    Comment #34543215

    This post in HN has made my day! I have been a Digitec customer for over 15 years and I still buy all my tech items from them. Or from Galaxus if it is a non-tech. I am thrilled to…

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    It was, for a while. It could have been much much more but I was just a nerdy engineer with no idea of marketing and full of idealism in my head. I asked for $2K for a perpetual li…

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    Comment #32178215

    Congratulations! That is a good feeling to see money trickling in. Since I am probably one of the older ones here let me tell you about my experience in the 90's. I had written a t…

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    Comment #32178077

    In contrast, the EU is moving boldly forward with the Digital Markets Act [1]. It looks good on paper but I wonder what it means in practice. I wonder if this legislation will fizz…

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    It is quite common here in Switzerland. Cafeterias serve it as well as regular restaurants but, admittedly, it is not as common as beef, pork, chicken or lamb. Surprisingly, it is …

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    Comment #27958814

    It would have been so easy for the article to state upfront that QR codes are URLs coded as a monochrome patterns of squares. Scanning a QR code is like clicking on that URL. Nothi…

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    Comment #27957559

    I recall using this on a SunOS 3.x system (BSD 4.2-based) to build a message passing system. Over the years I expected it to be used more often for machine-internal communication. …

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    Comment #27957278

    I agree that the number of people that can understand a cutting-edge paper will be low. But, in CS for example, the number will be much higher than 100. I would assume that it woul…

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    Comment #27956340

    In a book on mathematics by Alex Bellos he says that any contemporary cutting-edge research mathematics paper can be understood by no more than 100 mathematicians. The field is get…

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    Comment #27768602

    They could follow the path taken by judo and karate and become a sport (ie mock fighting) or a form of self-defense. That will include meditation, mental control and confidence-bui…

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    Comment #27699037

    > 150k for software engineers... That may be true in the Valley. The media US salary is $36k. Only about top 16% of the US population gets $150k aor over.

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    I agree with you. I had used micro-emacs in the 80's and when, about 3 years back, I heard about org mode I wanted to become a big boy and start using emacs. It was a bitter strugg…