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Agree - WhatsApp didn't lose the user. whatsApp lost the usage. That's still a loss. Not a total loss but a loss never the less
Apart from OL API doc. Could you please recommend any book/course to learn both concepts & API.
Can you explain what's crappy about OneDrive. I've not used dropbox much but it looked/worked similar to onedrive. Just trying to understand the problems I'm unable to recognize by not using dropbox
I own and use Office365 home edition as well as Business Essentials account and use OneDrive from both accounts
What I will miss from Premii app if/when I switch.
By default, Loads article in Text(pocket/readibility) mode instead of actual web page. 90% of the links I click are articles (save for the Show HN )
Integration with pocket to save articles for offline reading.
Ability to choose Navigation position. I place it at the top so i don't see it when scrolling up and reading stuff down/below
Another feature that's missing on all the apps I tried, Ability to share(to pocket) without actually opening/loading the article. As an example, An article PaulG, I want to instantly share/save without actually loading it in the app.
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Agreed
By "Corruption is a closely related and slightly different thing" I meant the same thing. My point is non existence of bribery does not automatically translate to no corruption.
Not being asked for bribe is not necessarily absence of corruption. For a crash course on How Real world corruption works. Great place to start is https://www.reddit.com/r/Economics/comments/c84bp/how_realwo...
>>Corruption doesn't affect the common man directly here.
Incorrect. Read the link above
>>In any case: just because it's in some other country, makes it all right to do it in India, right?
am 99.99% sure poster is not suggesting it is right thing. Hust saying it is not an India only problem and that it exists everywhere.
Not at all. If anything, It is In fact too soft for the problems IAS system continues to cause.
>>What would you do after abolishing the IAS? What would it be replaced with?
That's a good question. This has been studied at length by many many brilliant minds. One of the bright minds (an EX-IAS officer) that I know who studied this at length is Sanjeev Sabhlok (https://twitter.com/sabhlok). Sanjeev has a rigourously refined solution. Highly detailed implementation plan that is so detailed that even a junior IAS officer can understand. Please visit http://www.sabhlokcity.com/tag/ias/ for general reading and his book "Breaking Free of Nehru"
>>People who complain usually would not have a good solution or are probably too far away from the ground reality.
One does not need always need to know the solution to recognize a problem. Recognizing and acknowledging the problem is first of the many steps towards solving it.
>>Is that going to end all the evil in India?
This is a necessary but not sufficient condition. No one thing will end all evil in India. There are ways to end, but not one silver bullet.
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For example, Today, 50% of India has access to electricity for 10 hours a day. This is a fantastic achievement and is in right direction, If you compare with No electricity to this 50% of india two decades ago. It is not that fantastic when you compare with rest of the world where people cannot imagine living without electricity for an hour.
As you mentioned The direction, Providing access to electricity is right, The pace at which is happening makes me less hopeful.
In order for things to improve, Citizens of India have to acknowledge and accept that there's a problem, That's just first step towards solving the problem.
Well written post and Thanks again for sharing your thoughts