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If Kerala can do it why can't other states like Bihar do it too? (Not asking rhetorically)

From what I see from the article the major gains were from investment in health and education which should be a no brainer.

I find it interesting that GPT-3 was available as an API for more than a year without generating this much excitement.

It wasn't until chatgpt was released that we fully grasped the potential of AI, leading to a surge in innovation every week.

Regardless of any criticisms, it's undeniable that OpenAi played a significant role in accelerating the progress and acceptance of AI in our daily lives.

It's fascinating how Voyager 1, despite my lack of space knowledge, utilizes a nuclear power source for 40+ years, offering steady and reliable power without any moving parts that could degrade over time.

In contrast, India's decision to rely on solar panels led vikram lander to be dead in just 14 days due to lack of sunlight (afaik).

I'm curious about the rationale behind this choice when nuclear power seems like a far superior option. Can someone shed light on this decision?

> Cloudflare free is like magic

Cloudflare is pretty strict about the Html to media ratio and might suspend or terminate your account if you are serving too many images.

I've read far too many horror stories about this on hn only so please make sure what you're doing is allowed by their TOS.

Growing up in India about 20 years ago, we often repaired or renewed almost everything because our buying power was low and things were expensive. We used a lot of hacks, known as *jugaads*, to make things work. Even clothes were reused, with tailors doing *rafu* (patchwork) to extend their life. This was especially common in middle-class homes like mine.

My dad, who worked in a garment export house, used to tell me stories about how people in the West preferred disposable items and often opted for newer stuff, whether it was cars, gadgets, or clothes. At the time, I didn't understand this mentality. But now, with increased buying power and lower costs (thanks to China), we too tend to just chuck things away and get replacements.

I deeply admire people who don't give up midway and think it's easier to buy new. This type of persistence and resourcefulness is truly commendable.

This is impressive! I've frequently encountered challenges with Algolia search not locating specific items, but this appears to offer a much more detailed search capability.

I've bookmarked this site and hope it remains available when I need it, unlike many great Show HN posts that vanish after six months or so.

Same here in India. A lot of people hate Uber but speaking for me personally it's been a godsend upgrade over the black yellow taxis we had here before.

I believe they are the #1 reason why foreigner tourists are scared of coming to India. The amount of scam and harrasment done by these old taxi drivers is just another level. The luxury and straightforwardness of app taxis is unparalleled to what we used to have before.

Really nice tutorial. On a related note, can somebody tell me how to make a nested div overflow (scrollbar) without specifying the height of all the parents divs?

    <div style="height: 100vh" id="one">
        <div id="two">
            <div id="three" style="overflow: auto">
                I need
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>

This is a rather simple example, but sometimes the divs are nested really deep inside and unless I specify all the childs divs as 100% height there is no scrollbar. This causes me a lot of issues.