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Thank you for the insights. Lately, I have also been thinking about different subjects such as flowers, art history, music theory, about animals (how insects, or bats work). My question, how do you choose books if you intend to learn such s
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Company Values and Managing Employee Stress in Time of Covid-19
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Company Values and Managing Employee Stress in Time of Covid-19
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Ask HN: How to best organise writing on one web-page?
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Who are some of the famous Russian authors for high school maths? Sorry about going on a tangent but looking for good books for my kid. Thanks!
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I started one at http://wyounas.com . I plan on posting about books I read, teams, engineering management, and startups. Another one I maintain is http://pythontraininghq.com . It is all things Python. I am hoping shar
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Making Homework Interesting
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Making Homework Interesting
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Ask HN: State of NLP in JavaScript World?
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What's the preferred grip taught in Russia?
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Interesting. I am curious. What's the pen grip taught in Japan?
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I am curious, what is his chair he talks about?
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On Not Giving Due Credit
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He is a great teacher. And this looks like a great course. The project, which is to create a database in C, looks most interesting to me. I really don't have a strong background in C so I just wish I could create the project in Python
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Ask HN: Best comfortable book reading chair?
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Thank you so much, I didn't know about those.
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How do I learn more about the techniques involved in poetry? Any classics or great books anyone can recommend?
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Is Course Material at Business Schools for Leaders?
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Is course material at business schools for leaders?
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Thanks. I am sure it will be useful to have it in other languages. Will see what I can do :)
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Sorry, haven't yet read "The Elements of Style". On my list though, since I've heard great things about it. :)
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Homer is a Python package that can help make your text more clear, simple and useful for the reader. It provides information on an overall text as well as on individual paragraphs. It gives insights into readability, length of paragraphs, l
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Show HN: Homer – A Text Analyzer in Python
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Homer: A Text Analyser in Python
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Show HN: Homer – A Text-Analyzer in Python
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Book Review; Surely, You’re Joking Mr. Feynman
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A surprisingly simple way to tell if you’ve engaged your audience
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Python libraries that helped a healthcare startup grow
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On Validating Parameters in Python
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An Illustrated Guide to Python’s Iterator Protocol
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