The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (peace be upon him) said: “He who gave up disputing while he is right, a palace of high rank in Paradise will be built for him. He who gave up disputing while he is a fabricator, a palace in the center of Paradise will be built for him.” (al-Tirmidhi who declared it as hasan)

If your from Software industry or associated to IT community then share my message on your wall to connect with your mutual friends? I am Adil Umar an Entrepreneur Co-Founder of Expo Enterprise (manufacturer and exporter since 2006. I am Master degree 3rd semester Computing(IT) field Student in Lahore). Being as an entrepreneur and business background, now we are looking for a place to set up our own software house in a Lahore. We are developing ERP software (customized) systems for international market. Before renting a place, I want to visit some of the software houses in a Lahore or Islamabad. If you have social community links in software houses, kindly help us for better result oriented information and guidance before setup an own software house . What is the purpose? Purpose is very clear to create a positive thinking community to help each other in outsourcing and to share profitability and creativity in these projects. Mentor guidance is most important. Our regular meetings will boost our skills in a better way for international market projects. Adil Umar

Vladimir Putin live !

Wouldn’t it be interesting to see a conversation where politicians need to discuss some of the very real issues we will face in the 2020s: - What happens when a foreign power develops a 50 Qbit quantum computer that can cut through encryption like a knife through butter and look back 10 years at everything ever said by anyone? What private companies should be allowed to have a powerful quantum computer that can strip away all known encryption? - What ethical choices do we make about AI that is better at diagnosis than 90% of GPs? Or that can drive cars 90% more safely than humans? Or that is 90% better at adjudication than judges? Or that can categorically predict someone is a danger before they actually do something bad? - How does the economy function when 75% of human needs can be fulfilled by digital products, software, media or automation that creates this capacity without any human inputs? - In a 5G world, what do we want to occupy the additional 90% of bandwidth with? Do we want a super-surveillance state that is linked to Machine Learning? Do we want early diagnosis of incurable disease based upon sensors in our homes and watches? - What role do we want traditional education to play? What future are we preparing kids for? In a world where computers can give precise answers to 95% of the problems we could ever conceive, what training does a child require to operate it? If our biggest medical breakthroughs, military threats and educational needs all hinge on having good answers to difficult questions with quantum computing, AI/ML, 5G, etc why is this stuff never even remotely discussed? Via Daniel Priestley

When I post content online, Thousand's of people read and watch it, to me it is like having extra memory (ram) in form of other people's memories and so much more computing power of all the people watching the content, who process this information for me, and churn's out more refined knowledge. Rehan Allahwala

Amazon's founder Jeff Bezos is stepping down later this year as CEO. He sent the following email announcing the transition to Amazon employees on Tuesday: Fellow Amazonians: I'm excited to announce that this Q3 I'll transition to Executive Chair of the Amazon Board and Andy Jassy will become CEO. In the Exec Chair role, I intend to focus my energies and attention on new products and early initiatives. Andy is well known inside the company and has been at Amazon almost as long as I have. He will be an outstanding leader, and he has my full confidence. This journey began some 27 years ago. Amazon was only an idea, and it had no name. The question I was asked most frequently at that time was, "What's the internet?" Blessedly, I haven't had to explain that in a long while. Today, we employ 1.3 million talented, dedicated people, serve hundreds of millions of customers and businesses, and are widely recognized as one of the most successful companies in the world. How did that happen? Invention. Invention is the root of our success. We've done crazy things together, and then made them normal. We pioneered customer reviews, 1-Click, personalized recommendations, Prime's insanely-fast shipping, Just Walk Out shopping, the Climate Pledge, Kindle, Alexa, marketplace, infrastructure cloud computing, Career Choice, and much more. If you get it right, a few years after a surprising invention, the new thing has become normal. People yawn. And that yawn is the greatest compliment an inventor can receive. I don't know of another company with an invention track record as good as Amazon's, and I believe we are at our most inventive right now. I hope you are as proud of our inventiveness as I am. I think you should be. As Amazon became large, we decided to use our scale and scope to lead on important social issues. Two high-impact examples: our $15 minimum wage and the Climate Pledge. In both cases, we staked out leadership positions and then asked others to come along with us. In both cases, it's working. Other large companies are coming our way. I hope you're proud of that as well. I find my work meaningful and fun. I get to work with the smartest, most talented, most ingenious teammates. When times have been good, you've been humble. When times have been tough, you've been strong and supportive, and we've made each other laugh. It is a joy to work on this team. As much as I still tap dance into the office, I'm excited about this transition. Millions of customers depend on us for our services, and more than a million employees depend on us for their livelihoods. Being the CEO of Amazon is a deep responsibility, and it's consuming. When you have a responsibility like that, it's hard to put attention on anything else. As Exec Chair I will stay engaged in important Amazon initiatives but also have the time and energy I need to focus on the Day 1 Fund, the Bezos Earth Fund, Blue Origin, The Washington Post, and my other passions. I've never had more energy, and this isn't about retiring. I'm super passionate about the impact I think these organizations can have. Amazon couldn't be better positioned for the future. We are firing on all cylinders, just as the world needs us to. We have things in the pipeline that will continue to astonish. We serve individuals and enterprises, and we've pioneered two complete industries and a whole new class of devices. We are leaders in areas as varied as machine learning and logistics, and if an Amazonian's idea requires yet another new institutional skill, we're flexible enough and patient enough to learn it. Keep inventing, and don't despair when at first the idea looks crazy. Remember to wander. Let curiosity be your compass. It remains Day 1. Jeff Via Zeeshan-ul-hassan Usmani

Looking for a live in personal assistant for our friend from usa Carla Riechman who can drive in Karachi ! English speaking, cooking 🧑‍🍳, computing is needed ! Salary: 35,000 to 50,000 a month ! Inbox me and her with 1 min video of yours in english

words that sound similar in both Urdu and English, many of which have been borrowed or adapted into Urdu: 1. **Bank** - "بینک" (bank): A financial institution. 2. **Doctor** - "ڈاکٹر" (doctor): A medical professional. 3. **Engine** - "انجن" (engine): A machine or motor. 4. **Hotel** - "ہوٹل" (hotel): A place of accommodation. 5. **Taxi** - "ٹیکسی" (taxi): A vehicle for hire. 6. **Bus** - "بس" (bus): A large vehicle for transporting people. 7. **Tea** - "چائے" (chai): A beverage. 8. **Glass** - "گلاس" (glass): A drinking container. 9. **Radio** - "ریڈیو" (radio): An electronic device for broadcasting. 10. **Telephone** - "ٹیلی فون" (telephone): A communication device. 11. **Camera** - "کیمرہ" (camera): A device for capturing images. 12. **Cycle** - "سائیکل" (cycle): A bicycle. 13. **Computer** - "کمپیوٹر" (computer): An electronic computing device. 14. **Chair** - "چیئر" (chair): A piece of furniture. 15. **Cinema** - "سینما" (cinema): A place to watch films. 16. **Hospital** - "ہسپتال" (hospital): A place for medical treatment. 17. **Office** - "آفس" (office): A place of administrative work. 18. **Pencil** - "پنسل" (pencil): A writing instrument. 19. **Petrol** - "پٹرول" (petrol): Fuel for vehicles. 20. **Restaurant** - "ریستوران" (restaurant): A place to eat. 21. **School** - "اسکول" (school): An institution for education. 22. **Station** - "اسٹیشن" (station): A place for vehicles to stop, like a bus station. 23. **Shop** - "شاپ" (shop): A place to buy goods. 24. **Toilet** - "ٹوائلٹ" (toilet): Restroom or bathroom. 25. **Train** - "ٹرین" (train): A mode of rail transport. 26. **University** - "یونیورسٹی" (university): A higher education institution. 27. **Watch** - "واچ" (watch): A time-telling device. 28. **Zoo** - "چڑیا گھر" (chidiya ghar): While the exact word isn't the same, many Urdu speakers will understand the English word "zoo." 29. **Fan** - "فین" (fan): A device for cooling. 30. **Gas** - "گیس" (gas): Refers to fuels or natural gas. 31. **Jacket** - "جیکٹ" (jacket): A piece of clothing. 32. **Lunch** - "لنچ" (lunch): A mid-day meal. 33. **Match** - "میچ" (match): Refers to a game or contest. 34. **Note** - "نوٹ" (note): A piece of paper with information or a currency bill. 35. **Print** - "پرنٹ" (print): To make a copy using a printer. 36. **Road** - "روڈ" (road): A path for vehicles. 37. **Spoon** - "سپون" (spoon): A utensil. 38. **Table** - "ٹیبل" (table): A piece of furniture. 39. **Ticket** - "ٹکٹ" (ticket): A pass or admission paper. 40. **Vitamin** - "وٹامن" (vitamin): A nutritional compound. 41. **Wash** - "واش" (wash): To clean. 42. **Cup** - "کپ" (cup): A small container for drinking. 43. **Club** - "کلب" (club): An organization or a place of gathering. 44. **Milk** - "ملک" (milk): A dairy product. 45. **Team** - "ٹیم" (team): A group working together. 46. **Park** - "پارک" (park): A public recreational area. 47. **Basket** - "باسکٹ" (basket): A container. 48. **Gate** - "گیٹ" (gate): An entrance. 49. **Pen** - "پن" (pen): A writing instrument. 50. **Guitar** - "گٹار" (guitar): A musical instrument. Many of these words are directly borrowed or adapted from English due to globalization and technological advancements.

Course suggestion by chatgpt for 12 year older with bad english and no computer skills ! 🚀 Exciting Journey to Freelancing for Young Learners! 🌟 Embarking on a 2-year adventure to nurture tech and freelancing skills for a 12-year-old enthusiast! 🖥️💡 1. **Basic English for Computing (3 Months):** Fun activities to enhance tech vocabulary and grammar. 📚 2. **Basic Computer Skills (3 Months):** Interactive learning with games and engaging platforms. 🖱️ 3. **Intro to Specific Computing Skills (6 Months):** Dive into programming with platforms like Scratch or Code.org. 🚀 4. **Advanced Specialization Skills (6 Months):** Elevate tech skills with more advanced projects. 🌐 5. **Freelancing Skills and Portfolio Building (6 Months):** Showcasing creativity and hard work through a portfolio. 🖼️ 6. **Exploration and Continuous Learning (Ongoing):** Continual growth, exploring different areas of interest in computing. 🌱 Let's nurture curiosity and build a solid foundation in tech and freelancing for a bright and innovative future! 🌟 #YoungFreelancer #TechEducation

How can we have Putin and Joe Biden have a weekly public live conversation on social media so they can resolve their issues with talk instead of bombs ?