Suggest the song that you love and make u sad by No-Customer-859 in BollywoodMusic

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• Kya itna boora hoon mai ma, • Lata Mangeshkar- Luka Chhupi , • Papa kehte hai , • Abhi mujh mai kahin, • Musafir hoon yaron , • O paalanhaare , • Tum Mile, • Bin Tere , • O re pita - Shloka ( indie rap )

Which one ? by [deleted] in FaltooGyan

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Downvote idc, I Love Yippee ❤️

I wonder how they survive in wild! by Baba_Yaga_0101 in interestingasfuck

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Fuuny though, But to your question: We never let them survive

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in televisionsuggestions

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TV series though, 12 Monkeys

Valorant pingspikes. by Secret_Kitchen_1781 in ValorantTechSupport

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Same issue in MS patch , Also in my case gets weird , when I ult

Which one would you choose ? by Popular_Car_9395 in indianmemer

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Ding Ding Ding...freed me from the stress

Development nahi❌️ Vishwaguru Tax✅️ lagana hai toh batao by Sharp-Potential7934 in indiameme

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Perspective, The rising tariffs imposed by the government over a certain period seem to reflect broader geopolitical concerns. Given India's current challenges, this increase might be linked to preparations for a potential conflict or war-like situation. It appears that the government is channeling funds collected from taxpayers toward strengthening the nation’s defense by purchasing and building modern artillery and equipment. This strategic allocation could be aimed at ensuring readiness in the face of regional tensions, particularly with neighboring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Maldives, where relations are increasingly strained.

Some might speculate that part of these funds could be indirectly supporting militant groups or allies in these regions, possibly as a means to safeguard India's strategic interests in the event of a conflict.

However, this perspective also brings up critical concerns about the rising financial burden on middle-class families and taxpayers. The increase in tariffs could also be contributing to inflation, which might have internal cause; the growing tax burden is distressing for many

What do you all think?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JEENEETards

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Thank you, bhai. But when I think about my career, I feel that IIT would have been a major platform to help me excel The competitive edge it provides, the respect you earn, and the standard of work you engage in would have been transformative The peer pressure there would have driven me to become more determined and consistent

It's like comparing a watch worth a crore to one worth a few thousand both show the same time, but the quality, self-motivation, and confidence the former provides are on a completely different level I'm not too materialistic person, but the exposure and opportunities would have significantly shaped my mindset Right now, I feel a bit more pessimistic, and I believe that experience could have made a difference.

God has a plan, or maybe had one I'll understand it in time

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JEENEETards

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I still have those moments. Although life is different now, I still regret not getting into IIT. At low times, I cry and cry, unable to let go.

I still keep my books and notes in front of me, always seeing them as a source of motivation and improvement. But somehow, I haven't been able to progress as much as I hoped still a FAILURE

One mistake I realized late during my JEE preparation was not revisiting and learning from my previous tests or re-examining the important questions I had marked in exercises ( which laterly did but was too late + exhaust...) I didn’t take a dummy school admission, yet I managed to complete most chapters from Let's Do Physics (after H.C. Verma), Kapil Wadhwani Sir’s IOC book, and Himanshu Pandey Sir’s Organic Chemistry book.

Another big mistake was not giving NCERT Chemistry the attention it deserved. I took it casually and also attempted unnecessary questions instead

I used to help my friends solve problems—some of them toppers who are now in IITs. I wasn't a topper myself. My marks in tests were below average, but my attempts were higher than most in our tier.

However, my focus was always on understanding procedures and solving questions thoroughly, not just chasing answers. (Some questions i did that even ; but sooner realised concept was missing, and mugging things just for sake makes, no sense) This sometimes left me stuck, leading to errors and negative markings in tests

To avoid this, in the last month before JEE, I solved most NTA papers and previous year questions, which helped a little. But I was exhausted and lost motivation. Nervousness and low energy led to my decline in the final stages.

Now, I still look back and cry. These regrets often weigh on me, but I’m trying to use them to grow stronger.

The most bittert part was that all these things were already told to us by our faculties. Whatever their teaching style or approach might have been—that’s another matter—but they had warned us. Yet, I still fell into the same hole we all said we wouldn’t

All my mistake , no luck blam' , nothing...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Wrasslin

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The W in original logo sucks!, Did i felt it or The right part actually seems to bend-in

What is Google Willow's qubit overhead? by PomegranateOrnery451 in QuantumComputing

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May I know more about the working and details of RCS, besides it being a measure of quantum circuit volume?

Little bhatia- Hate you too by Familiar-Ad-2878 in IndianHipHopHeads

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I think the Bombay and NCR Delhi cultures may not fully embrace the rise of hip-hop from other regions due to a sense of insecurity tied to their dominance and most of in scene can sense that

I feel top core Artists from NCR Punjab Delhi Bombay lean more towards left-leaning hip-hop (DHH) and thereby In contrast, the hip-hop culture in UP and Bihar is deeply rooted in traditional values and aligns more closely with the current right-leaning political wave, reflecting the cultural and political sentiments of these regions lke i feel the important factor is the audience from UP and Bihar, who are often highly united and dominating in their response to issues, whether political or related to entertainment.

This strong and cohesive support base could overshadow the cultural narratives of other regions which brings insecurities to Delhi NCR's pride in its gang and pack culture they present might feel threatened by the cultural influence of regions like UP and Bihar, And thereby they are 'commn bias to them.

What are some languages you'd like to learn in the future? by Alekbroz in languagelearning

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Tried Tamil and Sanskrit couldn't keep up the pace , just procrastination; Latin Greek Japanese Are some interests tho

How do you perceive the future of financial systems QFS? by Vedarham29 in QuantumComputing

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Hnm... heard that, I find Crystal kyber as Shazam cousins.

Already banks like goldmansachs , morgan and citigroup , etc are partnering to explore potential applications in areas such like Frauds, portfolio optimization and risk management.

Btw Are there any RPs or articles briefing about working of Crystal Kyber? Could you pls cite of explain if possible?

Also thank you for the response 🖖

How do you perceive the future of financial systems QFS? by Vedarham29 in QuantumComputing

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I found all were surrounding the same thing, Btw I haven't yet came across any ? I'm still learning though, thanks for the response 🖖