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sudhirc
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Comment #42701047
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Comment #42696160
What is the difference between the Hindus and Hindutva. Do you even know the meaning of word?
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Comment #42564545
Before posting this have you checked the state of preservation [0] in the West? The real issue IMHO that if stolen good are returned to their rightful owners, Museums will be empty…
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Comment #41055994
> The overhead of context switching is — if anything — higher in relative terms. Why that is the case when we have faster CPU, RAM, and SSDs etc.
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Comment #41055324
Thanks for the pointer. I will give it a read later on. If I understood correctly, eBPF is a guard rail for writing relatively bug free code. But it will still run in the processor…
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Comment #41054948
I am not sure why nobody talks about the fundamental flaw in the design of the operating systems. Monolithic kernels were chosen at a time when CPU context switching was a serious …
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Comment #39665243
Why every life form intelligent or otherwise needs to be Oxygen dependent? Isn't it a little bit myopic ?
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Comment #38759525
I had to deal with pediatricians and Neurologists for last couple of years. My general experience is that their training is severely deficient in the empathy. I don't think it shou…
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Comment #38136771
If you have to wear the hazmat suite, think about the impact on non targetted crop plants and the farmer. Why this shit is even allowed?
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Comment #36890277
Seems like I am confused. Are you saying decline due to over fishing is acceptable? Doesn't that contradicts unlimited abundance argument?
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Comment #36890256
> Nothing is unlimited. But just as we over-fished lobsters and moved onto other food sources, so we will with everything else. Don't panic. Innovate. While it is true that nothing…
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Comment #36876377
This paper disagrees with you. https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/72/suppl_1/i7/62044...
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Comment #36876092
> In modern times, most scarcity problems are supply chain not actual exhaustion, diamond mines and gold not withstanding. Rare earths aren't rare. Uranium isn't rare. We aren't ru…
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Comment #35956654
What exactly are you ranting about? What connection your statement has with Ayurveda?
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Comment #35934246
That ancient wisdom from many societies. Hindu Ayurvedic advise to eat slowly until satisfied not full.
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Comment #35761035
Thanks for the advise.
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Ask HN: How to run Language Models on your own?
As someone who is new to running Language Models, I am struggling to understand the infrastructure needed to run them effectively. I would greatly appreciate any advice you can off…
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Comment #35538683
Am I contesting the historicity of Shah Jahan? On contrary, I am contesting the statement of the article which tries to portray that India was made rich by Mughals. Silliness actua…
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Comment #35499172
Instead of proselyzing you should present some references. Start with justification of a millennia dark age in Europe.
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Comment #35491049
> The eventual abolition of slavery in England was driven directly by Christian beliefs, however much they'd evolved in the ensuing time. You do need to provide some evidence to su…
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Comment #35490939
I am simply responding to your assertion that world before Christianity was a dog eat dog uncivilized wasteland and Jesus taught it morally. On the contrary, before the advent of C…
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Comment #35488927
> "His moral lessons are mostly facile and poorly explained and similar ideas were expressed by the greek philosophers earlier. Read any Hindu upnishads especially Bhagwad Gita[0].…