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by martopix 3y ago
Weirdly I sometimes listen to their Swahili news broadcast. For some reason, the Japanese radio's is the only decent short podcast I could find in Swahili, very strange
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by martopix 3y ago
There is no point comparing across countries
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by martopix 3y ago
I have reached the conclusion that teaching is what I need to do in my life.
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by martopix 3y ago
Uhm, not even English...
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by martopix 3y ago
For an appropriate definition of "everybody on earth" as "people who read international news to sufficient depth or are otherwise well acquainted with Italy"? Many people in the world wouldn't even know Italy exists
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by martopix 3y ago
The idea is very nice, useful for example when looking for a flat that isn't too far away from work. However it doesn't really work. My computer is powerful, and yet it lags so badly I can't really get to use it. I also did n
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by martopix 3y ago
It should be metalli :)
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by martopix 3y ago
I think they're much closed compared to Italian and Latin.
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by martopix 3y ago
This was the obvious missing thing, so let's see how it goes
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by martopix 3y ago
But functional connectivity is a fundamentally computational concept
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by martopix 3y ago
I remember during my PhD, already 5 or more years ago, the term "functional connectivity" was frowned upon by the computational neuroscience community and the concept was considered out of date.
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by martopix 3y ago
Thank you for your contribution
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by martopix 3y ago
I actually think these kinds of people live a pretty unhappy life.
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by martopix 3y ago
I'm sorry, no. Berlusconi was in many ways a precursor, and had a lot in common with Trump, but not remotely as dangerous as Trump.
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by martopix 3y ago
For those who did not grow up like me in Berlusconi's Italy, he was an interesting character and in many ways a precursor of today's politics. When Trump came to rise, I felt many aspects were similar: both very rich entrepreneurs
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by martopix 3y ago
Uhm no, I checked the IPA transcriptions given by dictionaries.
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by martopix 3y ago
They are not homophones, the first vowel is very different.
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by martopix 3y ago
There's an awesome professor in my field, prof Wei Ji Ma, who only accepts invitations to give talks if he is also allowed to give a talk to younger scientists about the story of his life and his own failures, pretty much like this, an
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by martopix 3y ago
Does anybody have any more reliable sources?
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Indra's Net(en.wikipedia.org)
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by martopix 3y ago
I read someone saying that reading text with the long s is like hearing someone speak with a lisp, and that is SO true. I love it.
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by martopix 3y ago
The most obvious source of noise seems to me the fact that the submarine is moving and has therefore nonzero accelerations all the time
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by martopix 3y ago
> religious people are usually of a high quality because they live for something more than just themselves, as opposed to secular people this is a very prejudiced view.
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by martopix 3y ago
In my experience actually Americans are a lot more up for smalltalk with strangers than we are here in Europe.
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by martopix 3y ago
I read a good amount of Midnight's Children and I found the style insufferably pretentious, which is a shame because I loved the topic.
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by martopix 3y ago
I would love Swahili, I've been looking for a simple and short Swahili podcast that is not on religious topics and that's not easy, I could only find the Swahili news of the Japanese national radio (lol). And yes, ChatGPT speaks
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by martopix 3y ago
Banning laptops is very common due to space constraints, when you're the kind of café that doesn't want people to stay forever. Even my university canteen bans laptops at lunch times. But the purpose isn't the same, here the
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by martopix 3y ago
I think this is a form of selection bias. Certain other languages wouldn't even allow a project like your point 2. to get started. In Python, the bar for something to start kind of working is quite low, even if you're a beginner,
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by martopix 3y ago
I'd love to know about them because I've never heard of a place where you're told off if you use your phone.
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by martopix 3y ago
I like the idea a lot and would genuinely go to such a place. And I guess the judgemental tone is there because the idea is to specifically cater to the kind of people who feel sick of screens. But I don't understand the position again

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