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by bluechair 2y ago
The importance of SRS is often overstated. To my knowledge, there isn’t a single study showing SRS as effective for language learning where it was an experimental variable. There’s anecdotal evidence thrown about, which gives us some indica
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by bluechair 2y ago
It might be helpful to someone, so I’m suggesting something similar for Spanish: * https://www.dreamingspanish.com
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by bluechair 2y ago
Interesting question. I had a look at Wikipedia and quickly dispelled the thought: Sullivan died in 1936. Keller went on to write several books after her death: Let us have faith (1940), Doubleday, & Doran & co., inc. Teacher: Anne
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by bluechair 2y ago
Another vote for GoodReader
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by bluechair 3y ago
Agreed and here's a better hack: Alway aim to only spend 39% of your salary each month
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by bluechair 3y ago
The signs are non-sensical but this is probably expected.
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by bluechair 3y ago
I’ve learned about attachment theory in the last year. Reading through this framework, I couldn’t help but think it could be reframed under attachment theory. I asked Chat-GPT to flush out the idea: https://chat.openai.com/s
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by bluechair 3y ago
While we’re on the subject of simulators, I cannot recommend “10 Steps to Complex Learning” enough.
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by bluechair 3y ago
Ludwig Wittgenstein, in his philosophical discussions about language, argued that the concept of a "game" cannot be defined by a single set of characteristics. He suggested that games share a "family resemblance" rather
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by bluechair 3y ago
Biohacking is not feasible at this time—at least in my opinion: * TMS machine is a powerful precise device that is expensive and unlikely to be safe from doing-it-yourself * Every brain is different, so, you’ll need to get an MRI if n
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by bluechair 3y ago
> The wars of the future will not be fought on the battlefield or at sea. They will be fought in space, or possibly on top of a very tall mountain. In any case, most actual fighting will be done by small robots, and as you go forth today
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by bluechair 4y ago
The sign-up/activation email is getting flagged as spam in GMail "open-assistent" is mispelled and the domain doesn't match "open-assistant.io"
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by bluechair 4y ago
Thanks for the write up. Could you share with us how you’re applying this knowledge in your work?
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by bluechair 4y ago
Here’s a book that will help you hone your question asking skills: https://www.amazon.com/How-Know-Everything-Questions-Answers...
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by bluechair 4y ago
https://archive.ph/KWpQ8
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by bluechair 4y ago
Question: would introducing jitter into browser network requests help mitigate these attacks in any way?
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by bluechair 4y ago
Thank you for sharing the link; I wasn’t aware this existed. Could you explain how the digital taxonomy differs from the Vanderbilt one described above? It would be great to know why it’s important.
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by bluechair 4y ago
I've rewritten the clause by moving "prepositional phrases" into the noun phrases to avoid as much nesting as possible. For example, instead of saying "the husband of the woman, I'd replace it with the woman's
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by bluechair 4y ago
Do you have any links to his work?
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by bluechair 4y ago
Yes you can make yogurt out of it. Technically speaking, lactobacillus refers to the fact that this bacterium produces lactic acid not that it consumes lactose. It’s easy to confuse. I just finished making 2 liters of yogurt with this bacte
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by bluechair 4y ago
https://archive.ph/me38V
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by bluechair 5y ago
I think the comment also said that this person’s views aren’t taken seriously in the aging research community. So the combination of their ideas and a desire to profit from them raises flags.
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by bluechair 5y ago
The worked example effect is exactly that: learning by doing.
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by bluechair 5y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It's an interesting approach: it's a poor man's worked example, if I understand your approach correctly. Is that right?
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by bluechair 5y ago
I’ve recently joined Justin Sung’s icanstudy.com.au which is supposed to be an implementation of Cognitive Load Theory’s predictions. I’m finding Cognitive Load Theory to be very useful for improving my personal learning routine. I’ve start
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by bluechair 5y ago
Amazing. Thank you.
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by bluechair 5y ago
Could you provide the full titles/authors of these books?
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by bluechair 7y ago
I wanted to complain that there was no link to the paper but it's there on the right side. Hope this helps someone else: https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(19)30964-X
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by bluechair 7y ago
Does Nassim Nicholas Taleb have a HN account because I’d love to hear what he has to say about this paper.