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@daylightco @AnjanKatta Daylight phone when?

How's your sleep been lately? An anecdotal customer experience shared with @AnjanKatta via text below. It seems the low stimulation DC1 makes it easier to get to bed AND fall asleep 💤

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@Aurumek_ Of course. On an appreciative note - your artwork will be the first piece of art I put up in my apartment :) so thanks a lot!

@sushantc_ Totally understandable :) thank you so much though! I understand why inPRNT can't do that all the time though 🤔

Woke up to free worldwide shipping today for my open edition prints! 🌿 if you're outside of the US and the shipping was too expensive so far, this is your chance!

@cremieuxrecueil @Barathan

Malaysia's demography is developing in an interesting way. Their least-economically successful ethnic group is becoming a larger and larger share of the population.

@goinggodotnet I can’t find the event page. Can anyone share that?

I'm about to talk at the Berlin #golang meetup. Go to gdn.gobridge.org and find the meetup, rsvp, and join.

@greatbong @VivekGRamaswamy @timesofindia At what point in the debate did he mention this? Is there a clip?

My piece on @VivekGRamaswamy in @timesofindia written 2 weeks ago (he seemed to talk about exactly this today in the debate) For every desi-kid raised in the US, bullied for the crime of simply being an achiever, laughed at simply for having their hair parted a certain way, Vivek Ramaswamy is running this race for you. Other American Indians have gone to Harvard and made billions before, no great whoop, but where Vivek has raised the bar is that he has gone on to become a Presidential contender, a prerogative usually reserved in the United States for people who do not look like him. Wait, you say, what about Bobby Jindal? What about Kamala Harris? What about the lady standing next to him at the debate stage: Nikki Halley? Well, for one, Bobby Jindal and Nikki Halley do not even run under their real names, Piyush and Nimrata, for the same reason call-center operatives in the 90s sitting in Bangalore with the names Sai Kishore and Priyambada had to become Sam and Pat----so as not to appear "foreign." Nikki Halley even identified as Caucasian early in her career. Kamala Harris, when she was a Presidential candidate, repeatedly de-emphasized her Indian identity in favor of her African-American one, even though she technically was Jamaican and not African-American. The only time she did anything remotely Indian was appearing with yet another Indian-origin celebrity, Mindi Kaling, in a video making dosa (note again, Mindi Kaling does not use her actual title, Chokhalingam), an act of desperation, right before dropping out of the Presidential race due to zero popular support. In contrast, Vivek Ramaswamy has not christened himself "Vic" nor denied his origins in order to be more palatable to Christian-conservative voters, who form a significant portion of the support base of his party. He is proudly Indian. Vivek looks like his mother dressed him up for the presidential debate, yet he owns the Indian Norman Bates look without apology. And in the ultimate vindication of his Indian uncle-ness, he attacks a fellow desi's daughter for her Tiktok habits on the presidential stage, gets called a "creep," but still keeps swinging. Will Vivek win? Of course not; Trump is taking this to November, and the best he can hope is for crumbs off the table of the Big Orange, but to quote Ravish, sometimes the battle isn't about winning, but in showing up.

@sama The predictor knows. Nice little story by Ted Chiang nature.com/articles/43615…

(you don't even know what your next thought is going to be!)

no one knows what happens next

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Lok sabha TV link to my speech today loksabhatv.nic.in/sites/default/…

@StatsSwearwords @Bruhtato

£752 million spent in the last 5 seasons

In Kalahandi district, Duleshwar Tandi – ‘Rapper Dule Rocker’ – a tuition teacher, construction worker and occasional migrant, expresses anguish through this song at the plight of migrants in the lockdown. @DuleRocker

Learn how our ML and engineering teams teamed up to create an ML-powered feature extraction pipeline that delivers feature outputs asynchronously through API endpoints. Written by @sushantc_ medium.com/attentive-ai/a…

How do you explain human rights to a society that has consistently prioritised capitalistic ideas of 'success at any cost' as the way of life, keeping money and class aspiration above any empathy for each other, or even for oneself? That's why so many don't 'get' the protests.

In East Delhi, these girls row themselves to school—An example of the kind of amazing untold stories @avichaldubey and The Wire’s on-road team are bringing us this election—Dilli Ke 'Lal Bahadur' | #SadakSeSansad | Lok Sabha Elections 2019 youtu.be/jykgbBJOe50 via @thewire_in

(2) I suggest reading the entire post and understanding the designer's step by step process, and then watch and listen to the music video to truly do justice to this piece of art. “Bruises — The Data We Don’t See” by @giorgialupi @giorgialupi/bruises-the-data-we-dont-see-1fdec00d0036" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@giorgialupi/b…

(1) What an awesome read. In a world with so many choices available to us, it has become increasingly harder to identify and to have a better understanding of the emotions we go through each and every day. This is a great attempt at trying to visualize human emotions.

to catch a bus you have to think like a bus

Anger and aggression sometimes seem to be protective because they bring energy to bear on a particular situation, but that energy is blind. It takes a calm mind to be able to consider things from different angles and points of view.