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Comment #47105223
I am wondering what the 'sub-processor' means here. Am I right in assuming that the Persona architecture uses Kafka, S3 data lake in AWS and GCP, Elastic Search, MongoDB for config…
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Comment #47075115
There were several great famines during the Mughal reign in India, for example, Peter Mundy, the English merchant and traveller, describes the great famine of Deccan and Gujrat. Th…
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Comment #46183089
Same here. I'd add that viewing the lava fountain at night was a mesmerizing experience. You get to see the full extent of red, glowing lava lake and the fountain. There were thous…
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Comment #46163757
I write about Indian history as my side project. https://a.co/d/guvUxgq https://a.co/d/iSg4jKZ
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Comment #45639660
I don't, but I can upload a sample tomorrow in case you're interested in taking a look.
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Comment #45631918
The article mentions a code breaking software - any idea what that is? I have a coded letter that is about 250 years old, but it is written in Devanagari script so letter frequency…
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Comment #45588174
If I can make a guess, I'd say that the reporters engaged with them as a potential customer and demanded a sample of the data so they can indeed verify the accuracy. That's how the…
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Comment #45356291
The MVNOs such as MobileX mentioned above do not have their own towers or the cellular backbone i.e. the core network. They'll merely use the MNO such as Verizon or T-Mobile and ha…
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Comment #39225124
I couldn't comprehend the content of the linked article, so I sought out the original piece from Reuters. Here's a concise summary: - Appin, an Indian firm, is accused by Reuters o…
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Comment #38851336
Does anyone know what languages Apple supports? The docs don't have a list. Tesseract might be "meh" but it is probably the best open source option available for devnagari scripts …
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Comment #35957703
The name of the province - it's pronounced pun-jab, not poon-jab. (pun intended)
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Comment #35902663
The article seems to suggest that the SG cell is also getting regenerated. See > The new cells contained transduction channels that relay sound signals and the ability to form conn…
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Comment #35550058
The previous RBI governor is entering politics and joining the opposition, so his current opinions should be taken as political rather than purely academic.
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Comment #35334947
Not a native reader, using my acquired reading knolwdge. It takes a lot of processing for me, no idea where to start, had to look for each letter and still couldn't find a few. So …
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Comment #35192552
I hope someone builds a chatGPT equivalent that would answer the spam calls. That would be a neat use case with lot of potential.
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Comment #34514452
I started reading but couldn't get my sleepy brain around how Adani manipulated the stocks. Sure, the valuations are astronomical but doesn't indicate that Adanis themselves are be…
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Comment #34056755
Puffed rice is made differently in India. They use a hot pan and black sand with no pressure release. Example: https://youtu.be/36GKVfo5PUA
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Comment #29771555
I would probably reroute the end of the rain sprout on the left side of the shed away from the shed, since it would put lots of water at the base of the shed whenever it rains, wea…
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Comment #29170123
If you have done any typesetting, say for a book, you'd realize that there is a sweet spot between the font size and the number of characters in a line. This has changed little ove…
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Comment #28749406
Is this in some way connected to the Facebook data leak of 1.5 billion users? The timing seems quite odd that both these things happen around the same time.