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Google engineer, 31, jumps to death in NYC, second worker suicide in months​


May 5, 2023 9:30am

A senior software engineer at Google jumped to his death from the search giant’s headquarters in Chelsea late Thursday, according to authorities and police sources.

The 31-year-old man — whose name is being withheld pending family notification — plunged from the 14th floor of 111 Eighth Ave. around 11:30 p.m., cops said.

Police responded to multiple 911 calls of an unconscious person lying on the ground near a building on West 15th Street, opposite the 2.9 million-square-foot, 15-story Art Deco building, authorities said.
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A senior engineer at Google jumped to his death from the search giant’s Chelsea headquarters.Seth Gottfried for NY Post
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The man was discovered unconscious on the ground on 15th Street.Google Maps

Responding cops found the man unconscious and he was rushed to Bellevue Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Officers at the scene found handprints on the ledge of a 14th-floor open-air terrace, sources said. Investigators found no note, nor a video of the fatal plunge.

The employee’s death comes months after Jacob Pratt, a 33-year-old Google employee who also worked at the Manhattan headquarters,
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Handprints were discovered on the 14th-floor terrace, police sources said. Citizen

Pratt appeared to have hanged himself in an apartment at the corner of West 26th Street and 6th Avenue in Chelsea just before 6 p.m. Feb. 16.
 

Sardaukar20

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this opinion not a fact.
This Indian woman grew up in Saudi. now she allowed to land commercial airline there. if she can become a pilot so atleast her father gave education in Saudi. which is either Saudi state supported or private high fees. either case got high paid work.

Arabs know technology and reliability of systems. as they have to deal with both heat and dust with more robust use than any one else. You cannot compare anyone else with them.
You're talking about an Indian woman pilot who has grown up as a migrant in Saudi Arabia. Her father gave her a decent life in Saudi Arabia and she had received her education there. She is not comparable to the average Indian professional, who was born and educated in India. Especially the males.

You want to win some arguments about how great Indians are at serving as low cost professional labour? Howabout getting some real life working experience with Indian professionals first? They are there for you to hire today. It's time to get some real facts.
 

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LOL!




All that big talk (especially in India) about Russia and India trading in Ruble and Rupees. What happened? Why the Russians don't want so many Rupees in their bank accounts? Its good old economic sense. There is a trade deficit between Russia and India. Russia is actually exporting much more stuff to India (oil, arms, etc) than the other way round. So Russia will eventually collect a surplus of Rupees. But what can the Russians buy with those Rupees? Only Indian exports, which Russia itself is not gonna buy in appreciable quantities to balance the trade deficit. Couple that with the volatility and cumbersome conversion process of the Rupee, its not looking like such a good idea afterall.

But why can the Russians so easily accept Yuan payments instead? Well, firstly because the Yuan can be used to buy stuff they need from China. And there is much more that the Russians want to buy from China than from India. Secondly, the Yuan can be used to buy energy from the Middle East. Good luck using Rupees to buy oil from them. Thirdly, China has the Shanghai Gold Exchange, if you want to convert your Yuan to Gold.

This is the difference between the Chinese and Indian economies. China has done the groundwork to enable the Yuan to be used in international trade. China has the industry which produces stuff that you need. Stuff that you can buy with the Yuan. While India thinks that its Rupee can do the same thing with big talk and boot-licking. Sorry, to become a leading force in the global economy, you need grown ups, not children.
In the meantime, Pakistan is likely to switch to Yuan to buy Russian oil.
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India still has a long way to go to rival China's diplomatic and economic clout.
this is the snowball starting to roll. the more countries that already use RMB, the more countries would want to use RMB. the anchor is China's massive industrial capability for literally anything money can buy + gold + RMB denominated securities. China has the fiscal independence to not depend on foreign creditors.

India in contrast has limited non-agricultural exports, has small government gold reserves, a rudimentary financial market and is itself a huge debtor with little ability to pay it off. It is understandable that demand for rupees is low.
 

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You're talking about an Indian woman pilot who has grown up as a migrant in Saudi Arabia. Her father gave her a decent life in Saudi Arabia and she had received her education there. She is not comparable to the average Indian professional, who was born and educated in India. Especially the males.

You want to win some arguments about how great Indians are at serving as low cost professional labour? Howabout getting some real life working experience with Indian professionals first? They are there for you to hire today. It's time to get some real facts.
I am pointing out that even in previous generation Arabs gave high paid jobs to Indians and those Indian certainly educated in India as it is highly unlikely Indian settle in West going to Saudi. We have plenty of Indian Professionals in California. it is not like one or two extra degrees can transform them to some thing else. look it up how long Tesla auto pilot head working for Musk. he only has Master degree from US. These people certainly born in India.
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US-funded Fronts Hijacking Upcoming Thai Elections

Thailand’s general elections are slated for May 2023. However, rather than an exercise in self-determination, the elections are once again going to be an exercise in foreign interference.

The US has invested heavily in not only opposition parties but also a massive network composed of legal, media, and political organizations funded by the US government through the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).

The goal is to not only install a client regime into power to reverse close and growing Thai-Chinese relations, but also to overwrite Thailand’s sovereign institutions with US-government funded proxies


I believe this is the guy Americans have envisioned as Thailand's Marcos/Yoon Suk Yeol.

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His name is Pita Limjaroenrat. He is a businessman and a leader of Move Forward Party. He received his tertiary education in the U.S.

Last week, Pita Limjaroenrat, the leader of Thailand’s second largest opposition party, the Move Forward Party (MFP), tweeted his opposition to Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine – a conflict that could spiral out of control into a great war. Pita’s call for Russia to “retrieve troops from Ukraine immediately” marks a stark contrast with a cautious stance maintained by Thai authorities and most politicians. His past comments against Myanmar’s military junta also depart from Thailand’s preferred method of backdoor diplomacy.

Pita, a well-educated businessman in his early 40s, is a popular pick among young voters who are dissatisfied with existing institutions and demand major reforms. One of the MFP’s key selling points is its strict adherence to fundamental rights and freedoms. The party has consistently voiced strong objections to the military-backed government’s media censorship and arrests of activists. In the foreign policy realm, the MFP is very much concerned about respect for international law and the responsibility to protect. In response to the Myanmar conflict, for instance, the MFP has urged the Thai administration to slap harsh sanctions on the illegitimate Myanmar’s military junta and give unconditional welcome to refugees from Myanmar regardless of the COVID-19 situation.

On the other hand, an MFP-led rights-focused foreign policy would most likely put Thailand at odds with authoritarian regimes. As seen through Pita’s recent Russia remark and the MFP’s scrutiny of China, the party shows no restraint in attacking authoritarian states with outsized influence in global affairs. This lack of restraint, as many Thai observers fear, would undermine Thailand’s quest to maintain a balanced position between the two power blocs: liberal powers headed by the United States versus the so-called “authoritarian axis” led by Russia and China
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Sardaukar20

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I am pointing out that even in previous generation Arabs gave high paid jobs to Indians and those Indian certainly educated in India as it is highly unlikely Indian settle in West going to Saudi. We have plenty of Indian Professionals in California. it is not like one or two extra degrees can transform them to some thing else. look it up how long Tesla auto pilot head working for Musk. he only has Master degree from US. These people certainly born in India.
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Then what are you waiting for? Indian professionals are super excellent and cost efficient. It's time to hire some Indian professionals. You should start working with them now. Then you can tell everyone your excellent experience with them as fact.
 
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US-funded Fronts Hijacking Upcoming Thai Elections

Thailand’s general elections are slated for May 2023. However, rather than an exercise in self-determination, the elections are once again going to be an exercise in foreign interference.

The US has invested heavily in not only opposition parties but also a massive network composed of legal, media, and political organizations funded by the US government through the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).

The goal is to not only install a client regime into power to reverse close and growing Thai-Chinese relations, but also to overwrite Thailand’s sovereign institutions with US-government funded proxies


Will the USG and NED still have funds to cause trouble in east Asia and Southeast Asia with the impending demise of the petrodollar or will they tell their citizens to eat cake and suck it up cuz they want to get one over China?
Code monkeys being worked too hard?


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Google engineer, 31, jumps to death in NYC, second worker suicide in months​


May 5, 2023 9:30am

A senior software engineer at Google jumped to his death from the search giant’s headquarters in Chelsea late Thursday, according to authorities and police sources.

The 31-year-old man — whose name is being withheld pending family notification — plunged from the 14th floor of 111 Eighth Ave. around 11:30 p.m., cops said.

Police responded to multiple 911 calls of an unconscious person lying on the ground near a building on West 15th Street, opposite the 2.9 million-square-foot, 15-story Art Deco building, authorities said.
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A senior engineer at Google jumped to his death from the search giant’s Chelsea headquarters.Seth Gottfried for NY Post
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The man was discovered unconscious on the ground on 15th Street.Google Maps

Responding cops found the man unconscious and he was rushed to Bellevue Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Officers at the scene found handprints on the ledge of a 14th-floor open-air terrace, sources said. Investigators found no note, nor a video of the fatal plunge.

The employee’s death comes months after Jacob Pratt, a 33-year-old Google employee who also worked at the Manhattan headquarters,
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Handprints were discovered on the 14th-floor terrace, police sources said. Citizen

Pratt appeared to have hanged himself in an apartment at the corner of West 26th Street and 6th Avenue in Chelsea just before 6 p.m. Feb. 16.
Rumour has it that Google is struggling hard with AI and are getting left in the dust by Microsoft’s chatGPT and chinas arsenal of AI.
 

pmc

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Then what are you waiting for? Indian professionals are super excellent and cost efficient. It's time to hire some Indian professionals. You should start working with them now. Then you can report your excellent experience with them to everyone as fact.
best of India may not want to work in SEA so your experience not necessary apply to elsewhere.
There preference is West.
I am sure there many Indians inside this UK in Q1 2023.
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