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Converse, Inverse, Contrapositive... for your learning pleasure
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Unmarked indigenous graves discovered near 19th-century Catholic schools, Canada
(nytimes.com)
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The Magpie Whisperer
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Gargling: National Custom of Japan
(japanesecomplete.com)
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An app-based solution using GPS, local DJs, and music that was royalty-free by local musicians (aiming to get recognition, live shows, and sell merch) could be a huge hit...
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Meditation shown to slow aging of brain
(anomalien.com)
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ClojureScript is awesome. There are several tools available for live-coding (REPL-driven development) such as more recent shadowcljs or the older Figwheel. Rum is a powerful wrapper over React.js and you can live code and see instantaneous
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You might have better luck watching their youtube videos to find out. This one from March says English, French, German, Spanish, Mandarin (2), Portuguese, Cantonese, and I think also Japanese although he did not say as much: https:/&
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I stumbled on to the Wiki ELF page doing research on Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower! The stimulation of resonance in the ionosphere would cause it to "ring like a bell" and roll around the perimeter of the earth on that level ma
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ELF: Extremely Low Frequency
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Have you heard of Migaku? It is a browser extension, currently only available with a Patreon "donation" that operates in a similar manner. It looks pretty cool.
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5y ago
Lovely people of HN, we made this admittedly simple demo scene to help illustrate the fundamentals of Japanese grammar. As humans, we are very visual learners, so we thought it would help simplify the process of acquiring Japanese competenc
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Show HN: Magic Sentence
(japanesecomplete.com)
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>Umami flavor may be enhanced by loud background noises. It’s perhaps why tomato juice constitutes 27% of all drink orders on airplanes; people crave the umami-rich beverage on flights despite not drinking it elsewhere. Friends in the ai
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What Are Japanese Particles?
(japanesecomplete.com)
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While Google still has market dominance, I wonder if privacy-centric search engines will be the future. I am considering putting substantial effort towards such a goal, you can sign up to learn about when at puubl.com [1] [1] https:/
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Oxford Dictionary says: "the principle that the speed and capability of computers can be expected to double every two years, as a result of increases in the number of transistors a microchip can contain." Which notably mentions pe
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Yeah, that's definitely the main issue. A winner of a competition used lasers to heat the solar cells on a robot causing it to climb a ribbon. https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn18122-space-elevator-... But a
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Space Elevator here we come! Edit: Y'all don't know about the Space Elevator ? There was a competition to figure out how to get a thing to climb a really long rope to space... This looks like it could do it
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On page 9 of the embedded PDF document (18 of 498 according to the interval counter) you can see the "points" that will be converted to dollars for people adversely affected by Purdue Opioids. What good will cash do at this point
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At first I thought this had something to do with the classic "breadth vs. depth" notion on learning stuff -- if you're preparing for the MCAT it is better to have breadth that covers all the topics than depth in one or two pa
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Pardon if I have been overzealous in sharing. It is worth noting that there is no obligation to upvote anything on HN. I personally find the SVO and SOV distinction very valuable in assessing which languages are perceived to be easy and di
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It is certainly possible and I myself am living proof.
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Possible to Learn Japanese as an Adult?
(japanesecomplete.com)
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If you can hold out until 2136 approximately, there will be no more coin to mine, and the value will be substantially higher than it is now.
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Senate Voting on $10B bailout for Blue Origin
(usaherald.com)
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Would you please provide the native Portuguese words? Like others, I'm interested to know what they are.
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Dijkstra, to whom that quote is often attributed, preferred to call it "Computing Science" as it is the science of computing.
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Is it possible to learn Japanese as an adult? [video]
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>An interesting and counter-intuitive consequence of Theorem 1, derived in Section 7, is that the fastest program that computes a certain function is also among the shortest programs that provably computes this function. Looking for larg
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