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Professional cat petter. Accidental programmer.

meh เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2010
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@RupakChatto Ind should have adopted a hukou style system.
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@RadioBakshi The song reminds me of a hawkins pressure cooker ad. The jingle had this tune.
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Radio Bakshi@RadioBakshi·
Good Evening My New Gadget that has 2 tone arms, 01 for 78 RPM, 02 for 33-1/3 & 45 RPM, been made by a Desi Indian technician, radio (1970 CE) used as Amp & speaker Film- Naya Daur Yr- 1957 Lyrics- Sahir Ludhianvi Music- OP Nayar & his signature trot “Mang Ke Sath Tumhara”
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UPA 2 was going to end. The reason it fell so resoundingly was due to the culmination of a decade of frustration in everyday life. It took time to build up. NDA will not face the same simply because of NatSec reasons. Still, it is necessary to pay heed to the common man’s frustration about ground-level corruption in the everyday. Apart from all the corruption involved in every single governmental contract, every single registration requires a bribe to go through, whether it is related to property, to transfer of funds in case of death in the family, to setting up a business to even living in gated communities. The simple subtle encouragement of greasing palms percolates downwards. After much ado about curbing it, so much has been allowed to slip through to “let the system run and work within the system” that any person in any position of authority or access at all expects their palms greased. There is no limit to the number of CCTVs required to make people accountable for such behaviour, really. Digitisation was supposed to solve this, but all it did was offer new ways of monetising the corrupt. Corruption sucks.
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Indian Tintin
Indian Tintin@IndianTintin_·
Satyajit Ray was the OG Blackpiller. India at $3000 GDP per capita is still desperately poor. UP - our most populous state - is $1500 GDP per capita which is as poor as bankrupt Pakistan. Ray showed you the uncomfortable truth, you want comforting lies. Back then most Indians were destitute, 'starving villagers' was the norm.
Ritik@ThenNowForeve

Meet Satyajit Ray >Made movies only about starving villagers and broken families to sell "real India" > Only Showed Poverty to put India in bad light > Gained Western attention by running down his own country >Spent his entire career selling India's poverty to Whites for fame >Got an Honorary Oscar for his loyalty towards the West

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@sagorika_s Someone i knew ran a food shop in BLR. Hoysala van came daily to collect free meal and hafta.
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@Asandeep1999 Not denying large scale individual upward mobility with a growing economy. But the gulf between the haves and have nots will widen even further. Also the problems of civic sense, corruption, public filth, and poor services will exist.
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Sandeep Sawant
Sandeep Sawant@Asandeep1999·
@cachecounter nonsense.atleast should be as good as malasiya of today .just look in ur surroundings 15 yrs back . in my case lots of lots people had upward mobility from not having even a bed to having ACs ,refrigerators etc today
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Michael Strong
Michael Strong@flowidealism·
A tiny country produced half of the mathematical geniuses of the 20th century. To an unrecognized extent, it was coffee shop culture. Hungary gave us von Neumann, Erdős, Teller, Szilard, and many others. Scientists called them "the Martians" because their brilliance seemed otherworldly. It was in the Budapest coffee shops where mathematicians gathered. Where problems were discussed openly. Where young people could observe and join. Where intellectual passion was the social currency. The Minta school created a culture of mathematical problem-solving. Students competed in mathematics journals. The brightest minds mentored the next generation in cafes, not classrooms. We look at exceptional achievement and assume exceptional genes. Usually, we are looking at an exceptional culture. The environment that produces world-class thinking has consistent features: immersion from a young age, visible role models, peer cultures that reward intellectual engagement, and opportunity to practice with real problems. Classrooms with a standardized curriculum and age segregation produce none of these features. The Martians were not born on Mars. They were raised in a culture that valued what they would become. We could create such cultures again. We choose not to because we believe standardized schooling is the only way to educate children.
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Broufus
Broufus@Broufus·
Having lived and worked in different parts of the world the stark difference between India and the rest is this...Kindness and decency in India is considered a weakness and in the rest of the world its considered a strength.
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Rocks
Rocks@naikrakesh·
@gurumilespoints In our everyday fight for survival, Indian parents fail to instill respect for others’ rights. It shows up everywhere; at home, on road, in how people treat domestic help, the underprivileged, & even in everyday behaviors like haggling or the constant “paisa vasool” mindset.
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Frontier Indica
Frontier Indica@frontierindica·
Average 20k steps experience in an Indian metro city: 4,000 steps on actual pavement before it disappears into a paan shop, 3,000 steps dodging bikes coming from the wrong side, 6,000 steps outrunning street dogs, 2,000 steps navigating cow dung, and 5,000 steps hopping over open manholes and construction debris. All while breathing AQI 400 air. The metabolism furnace is just your lungs burning.
astrid@chanelmethadone

20k steps daily will turn your metabolism into a furnace

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@mjavinod You will also be pleased to know that submarines are just portable gas cylinders with propellers.
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Dr MJ Augustine Vinod 🇮🇳
INS SHIVALIK Docking at Jackson USA 🇺🇸 with huge quantity of LPG That ‘Gol gol’ thingy that you see on the deck? It’s actually a gas canister ⛽️ I believe it did a whopping 400 Knots to reach destination in one ☝️ day
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Dmitrii Kovanikov
Dmitrii Kovanikov@ChShersh·
Imagine everyone in the world has your app installed on their phone. How would you implement a system to deliver 8B+ notifications to everyone within 2 seconds?
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