I bet! AI will decode the Indus Valley civilization script.
Is anyone applying modern machine learning models to the undeciphered Indus script? Seems like an ideal problem for pattern recognition to solve.
Is anyone applying modern machine learning models to the undeciphered Indus script? Seems like an ideal problem for pattern recognition to solve.
I am 24y/o female and currently working on Virtualization domain (azure, citrix, Nutanix, VMware etc.) as an L1.
My company is offering a role in cloud security but wants me to go through 3 months training, which will include assessments, interview etc. I need to manage my current role and simultaneously attend trainings. Post completion i will be deployed to a cloud security role and would be dping L2 related activities.
Shall i opt in? Is cloud security good as compare to Virtualization and what's the scope?
As sugar prices have gone up in India. All the fast food like jalebi, rasogulla, gulab jamun etc. + the packaged food and beverages (biscuits, cookies, coke, fanta etc.) should also go up right? lts good as Indians consume too much sugar. The sad part is this will affect parties and Indian festivals. Wdy think?
This is the worst product packaging of my life.
I am 24y/o and have been lifting weights(5kg/10kg) since 1.5 years. I lost 10 kgs. I see lot of visible veins all over my body (arms, foot, chest) hope this is normal?
When i went for blood donation, the nurse said you have very thin veins.
Camera is not doing justice but i have too many...
This is Anarsa, a sweet and slightly savory traditional dish that you can easily find on the streets of Bihar, India. It’s made from rice flour and has the perfect level of sweetnessnot too sweet, but definitely not bland either. 😋
It’s honestly one of my favorite things to eat!
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I've been thinking about the concept of karma and rebirth, and there's one question that I can't seem to answer.
If someone commits a serious wrongdoing in one life, many spiritual traditions say that they may face consequences in a future life. But how do we know that the punishment is proportional to the action?
For example, if a person committed murder in a previous life and is born in the next life with a severe disability or a difficult circumstance, how can we know that this consequence is the "appropriate" punishment for that specific act?
More importantly, how do we measure suffering? How can we compare the pain caused by one person's actions with the suffering experienced by that same soul in another lifetime? And if we don't remember our past lives, how do we know that justice is actually being served rather than simply assuming it is?
This is one of the reasons I sometimes question the idea of karma as a system of cosmic justice. If there is a law of nature governing karma, how can we verify that the consequences are fair, proportional, and connected to the original actions?
I'd love to hear different perspectives on this.