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Comment #41325740
My guess is they'll want to become the AI-first developer tools company and branch out into all kinds of different dev products (CI/CD, testing, etc) ala GitHub. Obviously, enterpr…
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Comment #39902015
Nah, you can swap out most things.
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Comment #37492327
https://www.ycombinator.com/companies?batch=S23
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Comment #20650943
Most CS programs in the US have a mandatory ethics class.
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Comment #17620414
Blogspam.
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Comment #14431530
Given a persons name you can guess with fairly reasonable accuracy what their religion is.
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Comment #14431436
A birth certificate isn't required in the US for every single transaction you make.
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Comment #14431308
But using Facebook and other websites is a choice . Using Aadhar is not a choice - its mandatory.
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Comment #14431281
Nice deflection! Are you disagreeing that voter lists were used in 2001 to discriminate against muslims? Do we have any laws preventing that from happening with aadhar data?
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Comment #14431257
Yes, but the old lady in the village will have a problem with it when it is used to marginalize and discriminate against her. The riots in 1984 and in 2001 showed us how voter list…
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Comment #14431238
Why should applying to a university require an Aadhar card? Getting a phone number? Getting gas to my house? They're shoving it down our throats. I'm not entirely opposed to a UID …
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Comment #14431226
I don't mind giving my biometric data to the US government because I have more legal protection in the US if my data is leaked. India has absolutely no laws to deal with my data be…
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Comment #13947514
Anecdotal reason: I'm Indian, and we have some high quality (and possibly expensive) utensils that have been passed down for a couple of generations. They have all have my grandad'…
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Comment #13419393
Probably a backronym.
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Comment #13316434
From friends who work there, Asana has amazing culture.
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Comment #12461985
Ah okay, good to know. I knew PyPy did this so I assumed it came from there.
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Comment #12461135
Because this is an implementation detail. The language spec doesn't enforce this. The real reason they did this was because of the performance gains from the approach - the orderin…
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Comment #12075389
https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa might be more useful to you.
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Comment #11005784
Do you have a link to the code?
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Comment #10774154
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/3xi6o9/whats_the_fu...
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Comment #7280691
I wrote a really quick Python implementation of this a few months ago, in case someone is interested: github.com/ParthGandhi/nude.py