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Re:GPT for Vedas on Monday December 15, 2025 @09:18PM (#46283938)
The world's first AI trained on the Shastras, not just the internet. Unlocking Ancient vedic Intelligence for the modern seeker
Re:As TikTok grows, so does suspicion on Sunday July 10, 2022 @01:34PM (#32046830)
There is lot of good content creators on TikTok apart from (dancing/singing) ones, the TechTok community is huge , It really depends on what interest the end users have, It's all individual attention driven algorithm that caters to the end user needs based on their likes/dislikes. It's faster to learn if you don't like something it does a good job in not recommending those type of content again. Which I believe Instagram/youtube isn't that great at.
Re:Telegram emerges as new dark web for cyber criminals on Saturday September 18, 2021 @08:11PM (#28580522)
Anything that doesn't comply with major governments is automatically a "dark web" for cyber criminals.
Re:The Making of the Kosher Phone (2014) on Saturday June 26, 2021 @11:20AM (#27642633)
I will only buy if it comes with Pegasus pre-installed, that's Kosher for me.
Re:Pihole-Antitelemetry on Saturday April 10, 2021 @09:27PM (#26766816)
I find good recommendations on reddit.
Re:The Czech Cyber Billionaire Who Founded Avast on Thursday September 19, 2019 @11:46AM (#21017303)
This was my personal and honest experience with Avast. They were the first scareware pioneers, If you have used them as I did you would have noticed.
Re:The Czech Cyber Billionaire Who Founded Avast on Thursday September 19, 2019 @10:19AM (#21016397)
Around 2003/04 was installing Avast/AVG on my friends desktops/PCs was a wonderful freeware. I started working as a system administrator around 2007 when I did the same on a few office machines, I had noticed how they became rogue, By infecting healthy machines with malware and prompting to buy paid version for removal, I am not sure if anyone remembers this thing with Avast ?
Re:Dravidian language family is 4500 years old on Thursday March 22, 2018 @01:22PM (#16650692)
The theory of Aryan and Dravidian is introduced by the British to create separation. The history is more than 4500 years.
Re:Pirated Courses on Udemy on Friday November 27, 2015 @05:48PM (#10639195)
HAHA! I got myself into a wrong course and Udemy haven't refunded me till now. They say you can try it before you buy, But they don't give the money back once they have it. Nobody even answers your queries seemed very shady. Not surprised to see this now.
Re:Jury convicts brothers in H-1B fraud case, jail possible on Sunday November 15, 2015 @10:41AM (#10569877)
This is not something new, It has been happening from a very long time, I am a Indian myself I know many people have formed such Consultancies in US and hire people from India filing for a position in their office, But eventually making you find job with whomever you choose and taking a part of your pay until you get Green card or some so called good ones just take your full net pay for 3 months in installments. And these type of firms also now create fake projects have desktops setup fake clients setup, hire so called "IT Professionals" from India stating he is a "Java |Ruby Specialist" creating fake documentation for the project, Fooling the immigration panel and eventually bypassing a system with wrong intentions.

On the flip side they also have gotten smarter now by hiring new grads from India who come to US to pursue "MS in tech" add some fake experience to them, train them for a month or two and leave them in the market for potential suitors, only the people who have passion to learn and thrive get to the top and are in the top currently in US markets.

Indian IT service provider companies are a different animal all together, they abuse the system by putting up multiple applications (Here you get some descent resources with no fake qualifications) but still it doesn't do justice to a startup that wants to hire one good resource from abroad because these sharks have already filled up the quota.

Ref: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/11/us/large-companies-game-h-...

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