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Data for: Snow leopard-mediated apparent competition between wild ungulates and domestic livestock in the Trans-Himalaya

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By Rishi Kumar
| zenodo.org
Published July 28, 2026 | Version v4 Bajaj, Deepti (Contact person)1, 2 Khanyari, Munib1, 3 Jaggi, Harman4 Chhering, Tandup1 Chunit, Kesang1 Gurmet, Kalzang1 Thinley, Tanzin1 Thuktan, Tanzin1 Tobge, Rinchen1 Sharma, Deepshikha1 Mishra, Charudutt5, 1 Sharma, Rishi Kumar6 Suryawanshi, Kulbhushansingh5, 1, 7 1. Nature Conservation Foundation 2. Ashoka University 3. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 4. Princeton University 5. Snow Leopard Trust 6. WWF-India 7.
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As Banda Burns and Bengaluru Boils, India Must Learn to Cool Its Cities

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By Rishi Kumar, Varghese Paul
| Countercurrents
This summer, farmers in Uttar Pradesh’s Banda district started working through the night under LED lights to escape temperatures touching 48°C. Hundreds of kilometres away in Bengaluru, residents are switching on air-conditioners in growing numbers in a city where fans once sufficed, it is clear that India’s heat crisis has arrived. This is no longer a future threat but our present reality. At first glance, these seem like very different stories.
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The Daimon Java SDK: Chat, Stream, and Query Memory from 3 Lines of Java

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By Rishi Kumar
| DEV Community
If you've built AI features in Java recently, you know the drill: choose an LLM SDK, wire up HTTP clients, handle SSE parsing, build a session store, figure out RAG, repeat for every provider you want to support. Daimon takes a different approach. It's a Go sidecar that runs next to your app and exposes a unified HTTP API for LLM inference, vector memory, graph queries, and session management — all wired from a single YAML file. Your application only talks to localhost.
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