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Tech ramblings and day to day puzzling thoughts

[pramod @pramoddasntt]

@Jasonphilip8 Happy birthday doctor; your posts have been very educative and insightful for me .Delighted to find such an open hearted person

[Sarthak Sidhant @sidhant_sarthak]

CBSE has systematically rewritten its rulebook to favor Coempt Eduteck.

check out the blog.

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

Class 12 student Sarthak Sidhant does what the media should have done

He found multiple discrepancies in CBSE's tender process after comparing old & new tender documents.

1. He claims key poor-performance clauses were removed, "blacklisted earlier" was changed to "blacklisted currently,"

2. Qualification criteria were altered, & changes appeared to favor company named Coempt over larger competitors like TCS.

What a Corrupt Govt we have !!

[Neil Borate @ActusDei]

The system doesn't push this fund. It has barely any commissions and doesn't fit the India-only narrative. One of India's most savvy investors, S Naren puts most of his money in this fund amongst all the schemes he runs. Watch!
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[pramod @pramoddasntt]

Incentives, rewards, grades, and punishments remove personal control; they work in the short term, but when the incentives are stopped, the desired behavior stops also. A huge amount of research went into this book; all of the findings are extremely well documented.

[pramod @pramoddasntt]

"How do you motivate people?" And the answer is here--you cannot motivate people with extrinsic rewards. You can only set up situations so that the motivation comes from within, intrinsically. You must do this by giving the person control over decisions, over his life.

[pramod @pramoddasntt]

@theliverdoc where can i find the redacted research paper

[pramod @pramoddasntt]

@theliverdoc SIr, what tests and symptoms do you suggest to assess the effect of using the product.

[pramod @pramoddasntt]

Poetry is the art of overhearing yourself say things you didn't know you knew, and didn't want to know, you were quite happy not knowing. This gives a new freedom which may be very uncomfortable - David Whyte

[pramod @pramoddasntt]

@EcomExpress_Ofc @ecomexpress_ofc delivery partner is sending the below messages, even without calling us once, since 1st Nov, 2024.
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[Bakul Foundation @BakulFoundation]

7 months, 31 sessions, 26 countries. What a journey it has been. SEASON 2 of Storytime @ 9 is going to be as great if not greater with new engagements for the audience lined up as well.
Stay tuned @BBSRBuzz @sandiplomat @ICCR_Delhi @DineshKPatnaik @Rajashree_68

[ବାଜିଗଲେ ଦୋଷ ନାହିଁ 🙈🙉 @niratasatya]

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[Maria Popova @themarginalian]

"A book must be the axe for the frozen sea inside us," Kafka wrote to his childhood best friend. Here are 20 mighty axes of 2020: https://t.co/uXydGgBszL

["Online Rent-a-Sage" Bret Devereaux @BretDevereaux]

This week on the blog, we finish our look at grain production by looking at the mechanisms by which the food in the countryside is brought into the cities and makes its way to supporting non-farmers: https://t.co/u9Nf5z0tow

[Jose Browne @JoseBrowneX]

@gerswayne "We run into a fundamental property of the universe and mistake it for a personal failing." #soTrue

[Odia Culture @OdiaCulture]

Many times, I have seen this question about a good source of Odia texts online, including books and magazines.

There is no better time than now to start a thread on such sites. In these, you can read books, magazines or both.

Will request others to add to the thread

[Saku Panditharatne @asteroid_saku]

I can relate a lot to the novel "You Can't Go Home Again" by Thomas Wolfe. It's about growing up in the 1920s, 30s & 40s, how that meant constantly shedding the memory of a world that no longer exists.