Witnessed how harsh food app algorithms can be - My delayed order led to the delivery guy getting banned, even though their algorithms assigned two orders to him to be delivered at once, both far from each other.
Just had an experience that left me feeling really uneasy about food delivery apps. My order was late, and when I contacted support, they put the blame squarely on the delivery partner. But it turns out the app's own algorithm gave him a double order, making it near impossible to be on time for both. Because of that delay, his account got banned.
It just broke my heart a little. This person lost their job, possibly because of a flawed algorithm and pressure to meet impossible targets. There seems to be zero protection for them. It highlights how tough these gig jobs are – precarious, often unfair, and treating people like disposable parts of a machine.
You hear about exploitation, but seeing it potentially happen because of my order feels different. Are these apps just squeezing drivers, restaurants, and customers to prop up a shaky business model funded by endless VC cash?
It's a stark reminder of the job situation here. People deserve work that treats them with dignity. Makes you wish for leaders who actually understood and addressed these ground-level issues, focusing on better opportunities and support systems across the country, not just glamour and big money.
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Just had an experience that left me feeling really uneasy about food delivery apps. My order was late, and when I contacted support, they put the blame squarely on the delivery partner. But it turns out the app's own algorithm gave him a double order, making it near impossible to be on time for both. Because of that delay, his account got banned.
It just broke my heart a little. This person lost their job, possibly because of a flawed algorithm and pressure to meet impossible targets. There seems to be zero protection for them. It highlights how tough these gig jobs are – precarious, often unfair, and treating people like disposable parts of a machine.
You hear about exploitation, but seeing it potentially happen because of my order feels different. Are these apps just squeezing drivers, restaurants, and customers to prop up a shaky business model funded by endless VC cash?
It's a stark reminder of the job situation here. People deserve work that treats them with dignity. Makes you wish for leaders who actually understood and addressed these ground-level issues, focusing on better opportunities and support systems across the country, not just glamour and big money.
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Hi! I'm conducting research for my Master's thesis at UNU-MERIT & Maastricht University on Indian students applying to European universities, focusing on educational consultancies.
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Can AI cure all diseases within a decade? Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis shares bold vision for the future of medicine - The Economic Times
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Can AI cure all diseases within a decade? Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis shares bold vision for the future of medicine
Nobel laureate and DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis envisions a future where AI revolutionizes healthcare by drastically accelerating drug development—from years to weeks—and potentially curing all diseases within a decade. In a CBS interview, Hassabis discussed…
Terrorism has no Religion l, but Islam manufactures most of the global Terrorists
Simple litmus test.
To all the liberals, all the secualrs ol tell me the rate of your survival if
1. Go to a Temple, say Ayodhya or Tirumala and publicly proclaim you don't believe in Rama/ God
2. Go to a church and tell you don't believe in Jesus
3. Go to a Mosque and tell you don't believe in Allah/ prophet.
I am only asking you to tell, " You don't beleive". No need to insult the faith. Tell me
Where you will be most comfortable in the above 3 scenarios
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Simple litmus test.
To all the liberals, all the secualrs ol tell me the rate of your survival if
1. Go to a Temple, say Ayodhya or Tirumala and publicly proclaim you don't believe in Rama/ God
2. Go to a church and tell you don't believe in Jesus
3. Go to a Mosque and tell you don't believe in Allah/ prophet.
I am only asking you to tell, " You don't beleive". No need to insult the faith. Tell me
Where you will be most comfortable in the above 3 scenarios
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Narrative war against Hindus are at all time high. Propaganda accounts are getting better, more subtle and hiding in plain sight. Diving in one such accounts in 10 slides
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