tralarpa

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   by tralarpa 8y ago

   Sorry, I hope this doesn't sound arrogant and after reading your other responses I am still not sure whether you are joking or not... But using flashcards to learn a programming language is by far the strangest thing I have ever heard.
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   by tralarpa 8y ago

   This is not something you should put on the Internet if your bio (including picture) is online on LinkedIn.
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   by tralarpa 9y ago

   > I often find that I am hearing very different sounds from what my conversation partner later tells me they were saying. That's normal. Everybody has the same problem to some degree. Your brain is mapping what it hears to the soun
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   by tralarpa 9y ago

   Yes, Pimsleur gives you excellent pronounciation and the sentences really stick (which is very good, of course!). But apart from that? It doesn't teach you grammar, so you are repeating and repeating like a parrot, hoping that one day
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   by tralarpa 9y ago

   This page http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/cpu/37989-intel-core-i7-3770k-... claims that i7 CPUs have a "next-page prefetcher". I don't know how different i5 and i7 are. Do you think your i5 CPU
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   by tralarpa 9y ago

   > The hardware prefetch is not really efficient when N>7, because each list element is spread over several cache lines, plus the prefetching is not able to cross page boundaries. Could you explain the first part of the sentence (about