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Credit Card as a No-Income student
▲ 16 r/CreditCardsIndia

Credit Card as a No-Income student

M21, Never had a single card or loan my entire life

I am a student so I don't have a payment source to show. But my spending is around 20k a month out of which around 10k is on Amazon or Myntra. So I am in need of a CC which doesn't require income source.

What I am seeking is

  1. Discounts on online shopping (even if it saves 100-200 per order it's like gold for a student)

  2. 2 domestic lounge access a year (Preferably DEL and BLR)

  3. 2-4 Free movie tickets as I am a cinema nerd.

  4. No Joining/Maintenance fees (even if it's there not more than 1000)

Someone suggested me Indus Tiger but idk a lot about it. So your opinions are welcomed. Thank you in advance.

u/Electronsporn — 2 days ago
▲ 4 r/FuckFlipkart

Another day yet another same refund scam

Firstly they cancelled it themselves. Secondly refund was meant to come on or before 8th but hasn't received yet. They have shared the RRN but that's fake too. People who have been in this situation and got the refund, guide me please.

u/Electronsporn — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/Indianbooks

Can anyone suggest some books that might help me get back into the habit of reading?

I used to read a lot, but once my degree got hectic, I gradually fell out of the habit. Now I'm looking to get back into reading and would appreciate some recommendations. I'm looking for books that are engaging and relatively easy to get into, something that won't lose my interest after a few chapters. I would prefer these genres:

  • Dystopian fiction
  • History (preferably Indian history)
  • Philosophy (especially from an Indian perspective)
  • Hagiographie or anything related to these themes

Also, I'd prefer recommendations beyond the usual classics. I've already read commonly suggested books like Animal Farm, so I'm hoping to discover some lesser-known but compelling reads.

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u/Electronsporn — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/FPGA+1 crossposts

Help with Krea K26 SOM Simulation

I am a newbie in this category, and I am making a project which requires me to deserialise a camera output and then store that output (which is input to PL) to the DDR4 of the Krea K26, and then apply a 6DoF algorithm to it. So I have successfully deserialised it. Using the IP's and my wrapper VHDL code, I have made the connection between DMA and the AXI and deserialised block. Now I want to validate whether the data in DDR4 is same as the output from deserialised.vhdl. Now the thing is I don't have a SOM with me rn so I have to do all this is Vivado itself. Can somebody explain me how can I do it.

TLDR: Since the DDR4 is a physical hardware I am not getting how to validate the data reaching it using Vivado.

If you guys need any code or the block diagram I am happy to provide you with that as well.

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u/Electronsporn — 3 months ago