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domenic.me
After 6.5 years of studying Japanese, and only getting moderately far, I reflect on how to most effectively study a second language while only being able to spare an hour or two a day. |
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p.migdal.pl
Academia to data science? Learn Python (or R), machine learning and other stuff. |
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tdhopper.com
Ten years ago today, John Cook published his first blog post entitled Moore's law and software bloat, a brief observation on how "Software bloat has increased at roughly the same rate as Moore's law".\nSince then, he's written over 2,700 posts (nearly 1 per day) on math, computing, software development, statistics, science, and more. His posts are rarely long, but they always give me something to think about. Over the last six years since I discovered his blog, John has encouraged me to\n |
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blog.alexwaterhousehayward.com
[AI summary] The text is a richly detailed personal narrative that spans multiple decades and locations, reflecting on family, cultural heritage, and personal experiences. The author recounts memories of childhood, family gatherings, and the significance of food and music in their life. There are references to travels in Argentina, Mexico, and the United States, as well as a deep connection to Filipino culture and family traditions. The narrative also touches on themes of loss, nostalgia, and the importance of family bonds, with a particular emphasis on the role of food, music, and shared experiences in creating lasting memories. |
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