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by esrh 5y ago
I'm interested to know if this actually works at getting students better at reading. Since litnerd already has some 14k students, have you run any studies or recorded any metrics that show that litnerd is really helping kids learn to r
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by esrh 5y ago
I'd very much like to see a video
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by esrh 5y ago
Another one by randy korotev: > Think of it this way: If you see it driving down the freeway and it has 4 wheels, 2 headlights, and a trunk, it is probably an automobile, not an alien spacecraft. https://sites.wustl.edu/m
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by esrh 5y ago
I really enjoyed the illustrations on this paper.
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by esrh 5y ago
I did this for just about a year, and i can confirm this works if you put in the time. I'm at around 3000 recognizable kanji and can watch/read pretty much anything that's not particularly hard.
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by esrh 5y ago
Something that interests me is that you mention porn specifically in your title and write about it a lot in your body text, but the website itself seems to have a MUCH broader scope. It seems like there's a disconnect between the marke
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by esrh 5y ago
However, if you were to memorize that solution, you can get really fast and accurate with relatively little actual math ability. I believe that method probably will have the greatest increase in test scores for the lowest common denominator
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by esrh 5y ago
Perhaps the website has changed since this comment was made, but they actually do put pricing on the page. It's just at the very bottom of the page which the user would have to scroll to after seeing "sign up for free" twice
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by esrh 5y ago
"tomatoes didn't come to Italy until the 1500s, when Cortes brought them back from the Americas." Shocking! Somehow whenever i think of "italian food" the first few images that come into my mind usually involve toma
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by esrh 5y ago
I've never taught programming, but i find your last point hard to believe. Programming is human-made, and it was created to be understood and used by humans -- in contrast to say, math or science where things just are. Maybe you can cl
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by esrh 5y ago
Maybe the exception to this is recursion? You must have early return statements for the base case
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by esrh 5y ago
If you think about it that video is really a masterclass in how to instantly capture advertising audience attention. I'm willing to bet that ad had magnitudes lower skip rates than 99% of other YouTube ads.
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by esrh 5y ago
Something I've always wondered is why Alexandra put her name and identity out there. Would it not have been easier to remain anonymous?
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by esrh 5y ago
I actually appreciate it, because that's what the website is for. https://alpinejs.dev/ If I'm going to a GitHub from the website i want to get straight to the point
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by esrh 5y ago
I've rarely encounter bugs in Anki. The ones i have encountered have been the result of me hacking on it in some way. Sure it's hard to use and pretty clunky, but i wouldn't call it buggy.
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by esrh 5y ago
The entire blog reads like a conspiracy theory 4chan /g/ fever dream
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by esrh 5y ago
Next up: how cash has fueled robberies by being valuable and easy to carry
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by esrh 5y ago
I don't use netflix because of the ethical issues associated with drm and nonfree software. I've been learning japanese for nearly a year using yomichan[0] mpv, mpvacious[1], and anki[2]. There is a fair bit of setup involved: ht
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by esrh 5y ago
Can't exactly say i was planning to, but i guess this is good to know
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by esrh 5y ago
> Based on our research, we found out that more than half of you have 4+ tabs open all the time, and some of you have more, a lot more. This is surprising. I rarely have over three tabs ever, and i usually like to keep it at one. If i re
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by esrh 5y ago
This is unfortunate in a way because it's easy to deny cookiee but hard to spoof all of those
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by esrh 5y ago
I am not familiar with indian politics, but it's really obvious that this article is written as an accusatory political slam more than an article concerned with covid. In my experience, there is probably another side to the story when
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by esrh 5y ago
My problem isn't necessarily that this isn't a good product in the sense that it solves a problem people have in a profitable way, but rather that this problem exists in the first place and the trends technology is taking to solve
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by esrh 5y ago
So this has what it's come to huh...
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by esrh 5y ago
To me that message implied weed recognition and marking with drones followed by destruction with the cube.
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by esrh 6y ago
I also competed in the sts this year, so i do know the criteria very well; i can tell you with certainty that there were far more impressive and exciting projects in the top 40.
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by esrh 6y ago
Absolutely brilliant! I'll be using this! Surely people have done this before, right?
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by esrh 6y ago
While i find the topic really interesting, I'm don't enjoy or learn very well from video lectures. Is there some comprehensive textbook on the topic?
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by esrh 6y ago
Lmao thats fucking hilarious. Facebook is one of the worst companies there is and you have to be stupid to buy anything from them
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by esrh 6y ago
> By: grant sanderson I know instantly this one is going to be incredible

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