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selimthegrim
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selimthegrim
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>According to Tripathi, the problem of Sanskrit being narrowed to religion is a colonial inheritance. British Orientalists, he argues, created an image of Sanskrit as the language of ritual and one religious community, ignoring its vast
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What about Prakrit and Punjabi? I knew a guy at UCSB, Gurinder Singh Mann who taught me to read Punjabi. Nice guy (to me) but got himself in a lot of trouble for many different reasons.
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Well I am doing some Bayesian stuff so I was curious what GP had to say too
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Exactly who was East Pakistan a colony of in 1950 and who was denying them the franchise?
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I don’t understand how IK got elected so many times and not once did he attempt to increase taxpayer base. Is that Jehangir Tareen’s fault?
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3mo ago
I could ask you the same question about government schools. Why is it that my uncle could go to government school in Pakistan in 70s and get good education and that’s not possible now.
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These are for government loans. I really wish my private loan north of 13% was capped.
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Was this Keesler by any chance?
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I took it there and I don't think it was supposed to be harder than at other schools. They have to get the premeds through.
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You might have done the impossible and actually gotten rayiner to concede a point.
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They're going to have to rewrite that herring joke in Joys of Yiddish
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27782370
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>Despite their faults on macro-politics, rigidly Islamic countries are remarkably safe and peaceful at the micro level. Tehran has a half the homicide rate of Toronto! This is the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life. I'll
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Please do tell. I might have to do this soon.
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I would like to play this demo when it comes out.
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I’m working on a synthetic control arm for a heart valve trial using synthetic patients from both the heart valve registry (in the near future) and a frozen EHR encoder. It’s pretty fun exercise.
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I had it at 14
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I actually contracted shingles as a teenager (at the same time as mono - fun times) should I still take the vaccine?
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Is he still doing TWIV?
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Aren't you skipping over the noise/stochasticity part from the sampling?
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3mo ago
Philistines were Greek/IE, not Canaanite I thought.
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You might want to research the origins of the Taliban a little more.
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This also reminds me of a offhanded remark in a SsethTzeentach review where he criticizes the Titanic passengers for not having the decency to be ballast and plug the hole with their own bodies
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Would you say it is definitely catching bugs that Opus wouldn't?
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3mo ago
Um...
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3mo ago
That's not how Purcell's textbook put it.
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Uh he was a little more than an Arabist but point taken
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I seem to remember a onetime secular Jew named Leopold Weiss did a pretty good job.
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Pakistan has nukes and I don't see the Gulf/Levant quaking in their boots
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I had the opportunity to take up a working holiday visa 10-12 years ago and never used it.
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