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pseudonymousgun

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    Comment #28550501

    Not sure where you read these information, but makes no sense.

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    Comment #28550480

    you don't understand social justice, do you ?

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    Comment #28550477

    There is definitely caste system in hiring process. If you take any big company operating in India, and you will most certainly find the caste system replicated in the corporate st…

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    Comment #25603259

    Finally, much needed relief from nonsensical stuff. Thanks for building this.

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    Comment #25178824

    Just checked the profiler, it is a professional feature. 200 USD for a year. Not within my purchasing power as of now, but thanks for the suggestion :)

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    Ask HN: What are some of the most useful Python packages?

    Dear HN'ers, I am a newbie to python, and i would like to know what are the most useful python packages which you find yourself relying on / using often and packages which are a de…

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    Comment #24144223

    Paid PR ?

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    Comment #23955829

    Thanks a lot for responding and sharing your book recommendations! :) If you start maintaining a list, would there be a way to know that ? Would you be sharing here on HN ?

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    Comment #23955505

    Reading books > Reading articles on HN Although i admit, HN is addictive.

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    Comment #23955266

    > The idea of humanity returning to a caveman-level of knowledge seems unlikely to me. Agreed! :) Also, do you have or maintain a list of great books which you came across ? I see …

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    Comment #23955184

    You made some interesting points down below, but i couldn't reply to those, hence responding here :) Tbh, i am enjoying your arguments as such! > barring some sort of total worldwi…

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    Comment #23955096

    Right :) But all resources are finite regardless of how far we travel. Civilizations may collapse before we accomplish everything we set out to do on other planets. There are two a…

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    Comment #23955071

    I just got downvoted for saying something similar :) That isn't the problem. The reason i shared these opinions here on HN, is due to the faith in the HN community that they would …

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    Comment #23954984

    That is an interesting POV, which i have considered too. But in order to reach Mars / Moon - don't we need resources from earth in order to build ? Resource extraction is energy in…

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    Comment #23954942

    Space research and development has indeed given us some very useful outcomes - no doubt. Also, other countries are into space research and development too, worried that this could …

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    Comment #23954904

    True, but i wasn't referring to exploitation of the ecology on the Moon - of course, there is no ecology on Moon. I was referring to the ecological destruction on earth (consumer c…

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    Comment #23954851

    Simple and genuine question, why does the US feel entitled to all natural resources and do as it pleases ? Isn't the Moon and the mars common to all humanity ? Why does the US assu…

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    Comment #23940779

    Actually, i would love to have a discussion with you - since there is a lot of thinking that went into quitting the smartphone. I have been mulling quitting smartphones for more th…

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    Comment #23936405

    I am already living this idea. I do not own a smartphone in 2020. It has been close to 2 months and i do not miss it. Once the lockdown is over, then the real test of how long i co…

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    Comment #23889469

    Linux desktop is simply unreliable. I know this might not be what the community would like to see in the comments, but in my experience, the linux desktop has a long way to go in t…