throwaway2203

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by throwaway2203 2y ago
That novel helped me understand love.
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by throwaway2203 2y ago
There might be more creating it than there are those valuing it
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by throwaway2203 2y ago
My friends who studied for the Pakistan Civil Service exam told me you can get questions like: When did Gen Musharraf visit India on so-and-so trip? A) Oct 10th 2004 B) Oct 8th 2004 ... (I made the answers up, but I distinctly remember the
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by throwaway2203 2y ago
I'm actually not sure which button does what on the Quest. I usually click them all until something happens.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Super curious as well
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
They were pretty nimble late 2000's, early 2010's.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
It is known that they are, given the main opposition party's leader is jailed and they're not allowed to campaign.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Hearing from friends that there were a lot of last minute shenanigans like poll locations getting changed, candidates election symbols getting changed (important given the lack of literacy).
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
This is great! I ignore so many videos from friends and family because I suck at watching videos!
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Can I export the recordings and the resulting (presumably text) diary?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
are sellers normally willing to drive to your mechanic/shop? or do you have to find one that will meet you somewhere?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
It says you have Arabic but doesn't break it out by dialects.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Looks cool. Would love to know pricing and how/where you store data?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Any idea if this was in tech/engineering?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
I reckon it's more webkit rather than Chrome. I think Mozilla is the only major non-webkit browser now.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
First of all those are primal needs and independent of schooling. Schooling is a far more personal choice. Second, I do all those things because it's my responsibility, not because the state will come after me if I don't.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Sure, and it's my responsibility to provide it without the state nanny'ing over me. The homeschoolers get a free pass to do literally whatever... don't you see a dichotomy with what you're preaching?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
This is my thing, like what right does a public school have to regulate when I can and won't send my kids to school? If I decide to take a trip abroad for a month, that's on me... why do i have to worry about truancy court and CPS
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
my informal understanding is that Allah is a contraction of al-ilah or (the God), which was also at the time the name of a particular deity (a sort of supreme God also associated with rain). That might have to do with the associated inabili
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
This is not completely correct. Allah is a name as much as it is a "type". One of the things Arabs will point out is that Allah is "special" because it cannot be pluralized and hence is a better name for the monotheistic
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
I was using the free version so 3.5. I've never heard of titli makhi before, but have heard of bher from multiple sources. I don't know definitely (as in I haven't looked it up in a formal dictionary) but colloquially in my d
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
"wasp". IIRC it returned "shahtoot" which is a kind of berry. I just tried again and it said "shahbaz" which is a name or at best an adjective. The correct translation would be "bher" which Google Tra
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
I've been playing with it a bit... the other day I asked ChatGPT the name of a certain animal in Urdu and it with complete confidence threw the name of a fruit at me. That said ChatGPT is better at picking up dialect nuances. I can ask
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
This sure brought back memories!
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Content would be incredibly hard to produce for it though.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
anybody else's work firewall blocking these insecure pages?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
At that point the guys with guns take what they want so nothing you have is worth anything any more.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
When did the Selective Service requirement get dropped?
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
That's fair... my first job was putting out listings with DHTML well into the 2010s because no one told HR to update the job descriptions.
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by throwaway2203 3y ago
Sometimes, sure, but more often than not, I see salary range: 80k-180k depending on experience. Not very useful, that.

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