Nemo's public admirer @ Achyu @lemmy.sdf.org

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Senpai no ecchiii

Watches JAV and starts thinking that yamete means very awesome or very good or that they are arriving

I think people should learn the basic words before going into porn for learning stuff. But yes, it maybe a good way to learn things that are not explained in regular tutorials

Thank you

Any android/mobile games that you'd recommend?
PC gaming is rare for me nowadays, that too only Supertuxkart.

Did you learn English on your own with the help of the internet? That's very cool

We were taught English as our second language at school. English content on the net has surely helped me a lot too though.

Their method seems cool. Thank you

I agree. The support aspect is very strong. Can't go against it, unless you are lucky and/or skilled. Or very brave.

Islam used to be the forefront of scientific and mathematical discovery.

People of all religions have contributed to scientific growth.

The average religious person and the person discovering scientific/mathematical stuff are generally different tho.
Universal basic education has gained focus in many parts of the world, only relatively recently.

I think improved scientific temper would obviously clash with many mainstresm religions.

Presence of some supreme creator may not be proven or disproven, but I think the anti-evolution stuff and similar things in most mainstream religions would face more questions when scientific temper improves.

And I'm not saying that non-religious people are safe from similar stuff too. Just that it is easily spread and maintained when you have a community on it.

I know some Python, but have never gone beyond normal stuff.

I have downloaded online pdf's on Python. Sometimes I read it without trying it out and forget how it is used. Or just jump into something and get confused. When I try to read code on github, I take some time to understand what the functions do and stuff.
Maybe I'm learning on and off, and it'll take time.

Currently, I'm trying out stuff using Gcollab and it seems to be fun and easy to access, since I grew up using a phone more than a pc/laptop.

What method/plan did you use?

Human languages or programming languages?

Yes.

Actually, the former. But curious to know about both experiences.

They are taught about it from childhood and many of us don't questions stuff we've learnt in our childhood.

Education fails to instil scientific temper in them

Lack of proper mental health awareness and support.

Wanting to live is the default for most, even before we become fully aware of ourselves.

The question is, what would make you choose not to?

Is there a way for one to use this on android FF?

Edit:
Found one. Bookmarking the following(got it from view-source:) worked:
javascript:(function(){var d=document,s=d.createElement('script');s.crossOrigin='anonymous';s.src='https://unpkg.com/@mourner/bullshit@1.3.0/bullshit.js';d.body.appendChild(s);}())

Websites that helped:
https://paul.kinlan.me/use-bookmarklets-on-chrome-on-android/
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63614702/bookmarklet-functionality-missing-in-firefox-android#63620174
Thanks for sharing the link

leftist liberal capitalist

Left leaning liberals?
Leftists are generally not called capitalists, right?

• Good Emails/articles/publications that do not use AI atvall.
• If AI regulations stop the NSFW side of AI, then those.
• LAN multiplayer games.
  Minimilitia, SuperTuxkart(Haven't checked the LAN part, but 2 players can use the same keyboard to play the game, at the same time)

Linux mint has an edition based on Debian, LMDE:
https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php

The dictionary app shared here has pre-compiled dictionary files. The files can be edited and new entries can be added through some tools, but the app does not have that feature.

Which dictionary apo do you use? Maybe it has some tools like that?

If you're looking for creating a whole new dictionary, then I think there maybe opensource tools for it on the net. Like writing your word and definition in a csv, xml or json file and converting it into some dictionary format.
Pyglossary supports converting csv/xml/txt files to some of the popular opensource dictionary formats.

I haven't tried it with the wordnet dictionaries.

There seems to be an Wordnet2Slob github repo by the maintainer of Aard2.
https://github.com/itkach/wordnet2slob/

They have a Japanese wiktionary slob file. I don't know Japanese, so not sure what the actual content is, but it seems to have definitions of both Japanese and English words in Japanese.

The fact that it is online

Offline, right?

It is very cool.

The english wiktionary file is quite large. Are there other smaller versions?
Wordnet is pretty good, so asking just to know if there are other dictionaries.