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Comment #44022609
I think my problem is that I'm not using the system as intended. I learn new vocabulary mainly by reading texts or watching videos in the target language and use spaced repetition …
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Comment #44022392
Interesting. I was never really happy with any spaced repetition algorithm, so I recently implemented my own dumb system which simply asks you for the number of days after which th…
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Comment #36019388
Yes, you can write Python code that runs with missing or wrong type hints. Not ideal, but you can add a static type checker (mypy) as a step in your CI pipeline and reject commits …
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Comment #35937625
Seems like a lot of effort went into typesetting this, wow! I can recommend "Calculus: Basic Concepts for High Schools" by the same author (L.V. Tarasov) to anybody unfamiliar with…
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Comment #33522240
Just some test feedback: On my phone I have to scroll horizontally to read the text on the website. A part is always cut off. (Same problem on the linked example sites.)
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Comment #33448883
The author gets the whole system backwards. Medicine is the most expensive thing you can study at a German university (~30K € per student per year). That's why the number of slots …
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Comment #33396561
You sound like the banker in "The Bet" by Chekhov. I hope nobody makes a bet in this thread. :D
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Comment #33093590
Thanks for the feedback! I agree, manipulating the social environment sounds evil and may lead down a dangerous path. I was mainly thinking about what Skinner describes as bringing…
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Comment #33091646
I can't read the whole article because it's behind a paywall. From what I see, it's about the inaccessibility of primary data from mRNA-vaccine trials by Biontech/Pfizer and Modern…
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Comment #33023697
It's a charming idea, kind of whimsical. I like that. But the screen really seems too small, even for writing. I recently bought a used ThinkPad X220 for 180€ (typing on it right n…
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Comment #33016515
I agree. It also seems wildly inefficient to ask every student to read all those originals instead of systematic modern introductions. History is accumulating, so this becomes an i…
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Comment #32660556
Real minimalists use a USB telegraph key and type with their fist. ;)
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Comment #32570699
Actually out of the three cities mentioned, only one (Dresden) is in Thuringia or Saxony, none is in Thuringia. ;)
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Comment #32560557
You are overgeneralizing. The "valley of the clueless" referred to places like Dresden and Greifswald that were not able to receive broadcasts from West Germany and hence were some…
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Comment #32116503
I prefer the Python code here. The import is explicit, so if you want to know where "date" comes from, that's easy. In a modern IDE I don't write imports manually anyway. You could…