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“Both you and I have passed through many births;you know them not, I know them all.” —Bhagavad-Gitā.
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દિપ પટેલ | Deep Patel
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દિપ પટેલ | Deep Patel
@DeepSWorld1604
Never underestimate the power of more data.
가입일 Haziran 2015
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@DeepSWorld1604 @KhistiArundhati @Balancing_Actor Same underlying stuff doesn’t make all states equivalent. A Shakespeare sonnet and a grocery list are both “ink,” but not identical. Science describes the substrate. Organization gives rise to mind, behavior, and meaning.
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@__Vyshak__ @KhistiArundhati @Balancing_Actor Seems like a nice coping mechanism to me. You and the "evil person enjoying their lives" are both just quantum fields.
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@DeepSWorld1604 @KhistiArundhati @Balancing_Actor Observable interaction is evidence of existence. “Quantum fields” is just a description, not a negation. The “I” is an emergent brain process. Physics is constrained and testable. Karma isn’t.
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@__Vyshak__ @KhistiArundhati @Balancing_Actor What is the evidence you exist? According to science you are just a probabilistic network of quantum fields.
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@DeepSWorld1604 @KhistiArundhati @Balancing_Actor What you have shared is philosophy. You will allow me to say I am well versed with a lot of them. Especially Advaita Vedanta.
Philosophy is not evidence. Its a nice coping mechanism. You are free to believe it but claiming it as an explanation of reality will invite opposition.
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@KhistiArundhati @Balancing_Actor Denying is my personal right. Your argument that this is intolerant of me is flawed. You may believe whatever you want.
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@TheAtulMishra ParasuRama shows up when Rama, Sita, Dasaratha and others were going back to Ayodhya after the wedding. This scene shows how Rama humbled him.
This is how it is described in Valmiki Ramayan. Not defending the movie but it is how it probably happened.
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To be honest, I’m baffled too.
I can spot Arun Govil as Dasharath ji in the crowd. Shri Ram is in full princely attire, so this clearly seems like a pre-vanvas scene.
But then Ranbir Kapoor’s Shri Ram is seen wielding a battle axe, something traditionally associated with Bhargav Ram, not Aikshvaak Ram.
Also, Shri Ram and Dasharath ji never fought a battle together.
If this is meant to show Ram’s training post Vashishtha Ashram, then why is he dressed like a prince? Students don’t train in royal attire.
So yes, this is genuinely confusing.
Wellu@Wellutwt
What's the context here??
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@myprasanna You can also make a nice contribution to OS project like fmpeg or linux.
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Are you a funded startup under 30 employees? Do you have a backlog that you are not able to ship? Me and my team will work for you and try to ship your backlog for the next week using our latest sr software engg tool. It’s completely free for you — you just need to give us time, feedback and all the access you give to a new engg hire. Reply back to this thread and I’ll schedule a time with you, if it’s a good fit. I was ranked no 1 engg in india in programming contests and was cto of Rippling. But the models of course have become better than me these days.
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@ABiggerSpalash Wrong conclusion. Here's Krishna in Gita: "there are many ways to reach me and no path is superior than the other" The bhakti yoga of iskcon is equal to the jnana yoga of the advaita.
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The Advaita (non-dualism) school of Hinduism is the kind of philosophy which once understood and *felt* is hard to shake off. It clutches Truth by its neck, and doesn't let go. You cannot help but colour all your life experiences with it.
Unfortunately, Advaita doesn't scale at all, precisely because it is so personal. It cannot be proselytized, and even sits comfortably alongside atheistic schools like Spinoza's God.
No wonder, ISKCON - the most successful Hindu organization - avoids non-dualism completely. The concept of 'God as a person' is far easy to scale than something abstract like Advaita.
Therefore, at the heart of Hinduism sits a conundrum. Its hardest truth doesn't scale in the real world.
The idea that *everything* is made of the same code, like Sam here says, may be deeply powerful to you but you will not be able to convince your friend of it, till his life's circumstances force him to *see* it.
Sam Altman@sama
absolute equivalence of brahman and atman
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QME
If you look closely, it is an emaciated female figure.
mihir@mihir_keshari
Hanuman is present across Varanasi. However, what I found unique about Hanuman statues in the city is this peculiar iconography. In many cases, he's depicted crushing a figurine, possibly of a pisach or asur. This then reminds one of the famous verses of Hanuman Chalisa...
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@kansaratva Nonsense it's a harvest festival. Akbar used to harvest chemicals from earth which are still used to make holi colors.
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Thinking about LLMs in everyone's pocket. Oh I forgot my Claude code at home can I borrow your gpt 5.2 for few mins. Don't worry I have spare Gemini Pro.
Imagine generating a reasoning trace of 5 trillion tokens in 20 days to solve the mankind's hardest problems. #Talaash
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@theskindoctor13 Gochu! Hardware and Software are two different aspects of AI.
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This is Unitree Go2, an AI-powered Chinese robo dog that you can buy from Chinese websites for ₹2–3 lakh.
Galgotias University, Gr Noida, presented it as their multi-crore AI innovation by naming it Orion at the AI Summit. Even Ashwini Vaishnaw, the concerned minister, used this robo dog’s video in his AI Summit compilation video titled India’s “sovereign models.”
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@EHuanglu It's always great with weird shit like this. Ask these models to generate a simple scene of a person walking in a garden it will suck massively after initial 10 seconds.
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@btarunr Some idiot asked LLM with a list, posted it and another idiot started making wild claims based on it. Go outside and breathe man.
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@tishasaroyan Simple question for your earwax brain: What language were the plays written by Kalidasa?
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Anyone who doubts how exclusive a language Sanskrit was, should read Sheldon Pollock's Language of the Gods, he is quoting the mimansakaras here
Dr. Ruchika Sharma@tishasaroyan
No! Was always a language spoken by the Brahmins, and they intended to keep it so. Hence the whole idea of it being a "language of the gods". In fact given that Vedic Sanskrit was mostly an agglutinative language, it wouldnt be easy to converse in it. Plus Brahmins wanted to gatekeep the language, control the language of their religion and thus control the religion. However, knowledge production and writing in Sanskrit carried on throughout Indian history, for many kingdoms it was a language of the court. But barely spoken, hence has died out completely as a spoken language. Only gods talk in it now :P
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@gdechichi @miniapeur E = mc^2
E = (0) * c^2
E = 0
Doesn't add up.
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@miniapeur > gravity bends space-time
> light travels in space-time
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@ASIGoI Dumb ass. Your job is to literally preserve history and here you are renaming the temple based on some corruption of the original name. These UPSC pass outs are idiots of the highest caliber. Delete this if there is any sanity left.
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The ASI brings forth a wholesome view of the very beautiful Sas-Bahu temple complex in Nagda, near Udaipur in Rajasthan and presents a 360° virtual tour of the same.
Carved in the late 10th century CE, the temple complex belongs to the Nagara architectural style, defined by sculptural precision and intricate ornamentation.
Sas-Bahu temple appears to be a corruption of the original name, Sahasra Bahu (thousand-armed) Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his Sahasra Bahu form.
For a detailed virtual tour. Click akvirtualtours.in/sasbahu/
@narendramodi @MinOfCultureGoI @gssjodhpur @Rao_InderjitS @tourismgoi @my_rajasthan @MIB_India @PIB_India @incredibleindia @DDNewslive
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@kansaratva Protection against bhoot pret. Please also carry Hanuman chalisa.
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What do you think is that white thingie on the scooter for?
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I studied India’s agricultural system intensively when I was in university and this is 100% accurate. The only reason India hasn’t had a famine in decades is because an American by the name of Norman Borlaug taught Indians how to use things like fertilizers and pesticides.
India is still home to half the world’s food insecure peoples.
arctotherium@arctotherium42
The British are often blamed for millions of Indian famine deaths. This is exactly backwards; like all Malthusian agrarian civilizations famines were a primordial feature of Indian life, ended in peacetime by Raj-built railroads that allowed shipping food to affected areas.
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