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Would choose Toki Pona, later I would like to learn Swahili too

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Studying mathematics is a difficult but also rewarding activity. This requires having a positive relationship with the effort. By analogy we could compare this to sport. To give up practicing mathematics because it is difficult is equivalent to giving up sport because it tires.

For those interested in the education of mathematics, I would recommend this book by mathematician David Bessis.

Mathematica: A Secret World of Intuition and… by David Bessis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJafasuk4NQ

Math

Quite agree with point number 1, moreover the fact that those you re following boost everything they like tends to cause a kind of "spam", I think developers should dissociate the Boost button from the "Like" button.

These people who think they are more important than others...

Merci pour tous vos efforts et le don de votre temps.

I still can't understand how people have been able to elect this guy...

The game is called Subpixel Snake and can technically played if you put all of your settings to maximum zoom and hold a magnifying glass up to your screen, but even then you would have a tough time of actually building a long snake or seeing anything that’s going on. You can check it out in action and learn more about subpixels in Patrick’s Video below, and you can also have a go at the game on his website. I’ve tried making this work on my Mac and I can’t get anywhere near close enough to see what’s going on, but if you do have a microscope handy or can put your Mac on the other end of the Hubble telescope, then you might stand a chance!

Typically the family, never good enough, never everything enough.

Edit 10 000 years please, it would seem more coherent.

Interesting, still why did you choose the number 300 exactly ?

Thanks

https://annas-archive.org/ ?

In the study, published Monday (Jan. 13) in the journal PNAS, researchers looked at more than 100 mummified human remains from the Chancay culture, which inhabited Peru from about A.D. 900 to 1533. "Only 3 of these individuals were found to have high-detailed tattoos made up of fine lines only 0.1 - 0.2 mm [0.004 to 0.008 inch] thick, which could only be seen with our new technique," study co-author Michael Pittman, a paleobiologist at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, told Live Science in an email.

The technique involves laser-stimulated fluorescence (LSF), which produces images based on the fluorescence of a sample, thus revealing details that can be missed by simple ultraviolet (UV) light examination. LSF works by making the tattooed skin fluoresce bright white, which causes the carbon-based black tattoo ink to stand out clearly. This almost completely eliminates the issue of tattoos bleeding and fading over time, which can obscure the design, according to the study.

The three highly detailed tattoos the team revealed on the mummified remains were "predominantly geometric patterns featuring triangles, which are also found on other Chancay artistic media like pottery and textiles," Pittman said, while other Chancay tattoos included vine-like and animal designs.

Interesting

This doesn't surprise me at all about this guy.

Personally I never pay attention to the score.

Sometimes I forget how stupid humans are.

No unfortunately I think about it every day.

Let's wish him a good recovery

This question is too difficult, there are too many candidates...