Fyi, my account was registered under my father’s name (I had his permission ofcourse)

Although the phone got considerably hot while inferencing. It’s quite an impressive performance and cannot wait to try it myself in one of my personal apps.

I fear this will give license to people to act on their thoughts which maybe harmful for them in ways no one can even imagine right now.

Sid is right, Staying alive is our own job and definitely what he is doing will give him and his loved ones enough hope to get through this and sometimes he eventually he will get through.

Unfortunately, Indian cities top all the dreadful spots on air pollution rankings.

But if we had deflation in the economy, how will the investment scenario will Peter out is anyone’s guess.

I wonder The people who invented this financial growth will, why they didn’t thought about this in the long term? I guess, I have asked a question which has quite a generic answer already…

Thanks for this! :)

And when it comes to other attributes like quality of the road, speed of the construction or durability of the road.... It's far worst than the USA.

All the Indian govt programs only exists to support their corrupt contractors and not for helping people genuinely.

I lost my dad at age 62 last year to AML. His generic symptom was weakness.

I lost my absolutely fit and fine father last year to AML. I couldn't do jack shit about it and have this lingering feeling of how archiac the whole medical science - especially the drug discovery is.

No one in medical field is interested to cure any disease. All want to manage it so that pharma can get as many "subscribers" as possible to keep that money flowing in.

And such novel tests is just another mechanism to enroll new subscribers early in the journey to earn money for some more months. That's all.

Basically a wrong study results over the years may ended up affecting millions (if not billions) of people. Someone(at every level of the chain) should pay a compounding punishment for a verified fraud.

At the same time, this shouldn't prevent a Nobel upcoming scientist being bold. After all, science is all about pushing the boundaries of understanding or doing.

Or it could be true that many have tried and failed at it?

Back in India, we still have a 100 Mbps connection for ~$16/month (500 GB cap and thereafter 2 Mbps unlimited)... There are more cheaper options than this still available.