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Show HN: Zidezi.app – A Wordle-Like app for language learning
Hi HN! I built this app to help me stay consistent with learning a new language. It’s like "Wordle" but for language learning, with daily articles adapted to the user's level. The …
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Yes, I am referring to a nature-centric approach to life and ecocentrism seems to be getting there. However, I don’t agree with the ethical claim in ecocentrism which seems to impl…
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Recently I have started believing that humans are just another part of nature and nothing more. I don’t know whether this idea is part of some greater philosophical tradition. I ha…
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That makes a lot of sense! But how do you deal with people that expect something different from those levels? That is, 'proficient' might mean 'expert' for some people.
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Ask HN: When to claim you know a programming language?
I find it particularly difficult to assess my skills in a specific programming language. Even if I've done some projects solely in one language, I feel like that's not enough for m…
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Going beyond Turbo Pascal, the author is amazing! I've just discovered this blog and I'm amazed by how simple and relevant every article is. Here are some of my favourites: [1] htt…
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I enjoyed this a lot! It identified a problem and explored a couple of aspects of the solution. It's really fun to think about designing such a product. Even though there seem to b…
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I actually had a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B laying around for months until I decided to finally do something with it. I guess I was never into hardware that much and I could not think …
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Comment #22649754
Here's a couple of tutorials on various tools that might be useful for a beginner: https://missing.csail.mit.edu/
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Comment #22649595
A quick search online yields the following [1] with an associated discussion on HN [2]. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-10/is-anyone... [2] https://news.ycombin…