Haha. Actually issue didn't happened right after marriage but nearly after a decade. 😂
😂🤣 இவ்வளவு கேள்வி கேக்க மாட்டாங்க. இப்போதைக்கு straight away rejection தான். கதையா சொல்லிட்டு இருக்கார்.
Visa Officer: “Why do you want to travel to the United States?”
Applicant: “My daughter is graduating from college. She’s been asking me to come for two years.”
Visa Officer: “How long do you plan to stay?”
Applicant: “Ten days. I have a business to return to.”
Visa Officer: “Who is paying for the trip?”
Applicant: “I am.”
Visa Officer: “Your daughter sent you money last month. What was that for?”
Applicant: “She helped me pay for the flight.”
Visa Officer: “You just said you’re paying for the trip.”
Applicant: “I am paying for the hotel and my other expenses. She offered to help with the ticket.”
The officer looked at the documents again.
Visa Officer: “If your daughter can afford to help you travel, why can’t she pay for the entire trip?”
Applicant: “Because I didn’t raise her to be responsible for every expense I have.”
The officer stopped typing……
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"We waited for 11 hours from 4am till 3pm to receive our Father's body from mortuary after completing 100s of procedures of Kerala Police. Without any procedure, the accused went on bail even before we got to see our father's dead body" - Victim Jayabalakrishnan's children 😭
The recent Mercedes-Benz accident in Kochi has sparked public outrage after the children of victim Jayabalakrishnan questioned the apparent difference between the procedures their family had to endure and the speed with which the 17-year-old accused was released on station bail.
The children of Jayabalakrishnan started their protest late evening yesterday even before their father's dead body haven't yet finished burning, before the police station at Cheranalloor. Jayabalakrishnan's death is not merely a story about a damaged luxury car or a controversial bail decision. It is the loss of a working father whose family now has to face life without him.
Their demand is ultimately for a fair investigation, accountability under the law and assurance that the circumstances of their father's death will not be overlooked.
Nvidia has vested interests. Let's see what happens in future course of their biz.
“Yeah, there are these companies called neoclouds. They buy GPUs from NVIDIA and then rent it back out to the hyperscalers. Where do they get money for the GPUs? Excellent question. Turns out they get the money from NVIDIA themselves, along with a bunch of private credit lenders whose loans are backed by the GPU itself. Elon just said all of them might go to zero soon. Anyways, what are you doing later tonight?”
ஒன்னும் பண்ண முடியாது. Waste. சொல்லி bore அடிச்சிடுச்சு. Living in 1980s. @AIADMKOfficial கிழவர்கள் கூட்டம்.
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"They have normalised r@pes and murders by minors already. These underaged teenagers can do any crimes in this country." - Victim Jayabalakrishnan's daughter 😢
The daughter of the deceased Jayabalakrishnan, has expressed deep anguish over the decision, questioning what she sees as a disturbing trend in which serious crimes allegedly committed by minors are being treated too leniently. Her words highlight a larger public concern, Does being underage mean that a person should escape meaningful accountability for a serious offence?
While the law recognises that children and adults must be treated differently in criminal proceedings, the victim's family is demanding that the seriousness of the incident and the loss they have suffered should not be overlooked. The teenager who killed Jayabalakrishnan was produced before the Juvenile Justice Board and granted bail again.
Juvenile protection and accountability need not be opposing principles. Protecting a minor's legal rights must go hand in hand with a thorough investigation and a lawful response to the death of an innocent road user.
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Soros Fund Management launched when George Soros was 43. Julian Robertson didn’t start Tiger until he was 48. Jim Simons was 50 when he started the Medallion fund. By pretty much any measure, these three belong in the top 5 or 10 best hedge fund managers ever. Things to keep in mind if you haven’t hit your stride by ~30.
ZERO PAYOFF OUTSIDE OF TECH
Despite the significant investments ploughed into artificial intelligence it has provided “zero payoff” to corporate America outside of technology, according to Apollo Global Management Inc. Chief Economist Torsten Slok.
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Cornelius Vanderbilt died in 1877 with $100 million, more money than the U.S. Treasury. In 1973, 120 of his descendants gathered at Vanderbilt University. Not one of them was a millionaire.
His great-great-great-grandson is Anderson Cooper. At 14 he was walking up the stairs at home and heard his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, on the phone: "Well, I'll always be able to make money."
"I remember stopping and freezing… and thinking: we are doomed."
At 13 he'd been telling her to open a savings account. By 14 he was working as a child model.
By 1885 the Commodore's son had more than doubled the fortune, to about $230 million. Then the next generation's wives decided to take over New York society. "And then the spending begins."
Worked out.
$230 million in 1885.
Left alone at a plain 5% a year until 1973: about $17 billion.
Split 120 ways: about $140 million each.
What the 120 actually had: not one had $1 million.
Spending only the 5% would have paid the family $11.5 million a year, in 1885 dollars, forever.
Keep this part. A fortune doesn't need a thief. It only needs each generation to spend a little more than it earns, and more heirs to split what's left.
Gloria inherited what remained, then made her own money with jeans. Anderson's parents made sure he knew: "There wasn't some pot of gold waiting for me, and I'm glad."
The clip is three minutes. Watch him on the stairs, then decide.
You have $100 million and one child. How much do you leave them?
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The problem isn’t that AI is intelligent. It isn’t. The problem is that too many adults (but not all) are at once mechanistic, imitative, unimaginative, stupid, formulaic, influenceable, & gullible, arrogant beyond their skill set, & too expensive to maintain.
He is an Outlier dude. Exceptions can't be examples. Simple commonsense dude.
This young man is an engineer from IIT, Chennai. PhD in Aeronautical Engg on Boeing Scholarship.
Married to the daughter of VC of BHU. He is Madhavan from Chennai, director of a Bangalore based company. He is allowed to work from home as he said his first priority is Maduranthakam Ramar temple kaikaryam.
His wife padmasana is pursuing a PhD in Sanskrit.
Who says Tradition and Technology can not go hand in hand...This IITian has very early understood that education is not just limited to technology as there is no end to knowledge. Salute to his hard work , dedication and motivation