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You can have trade between economic entities that are not human. You can have trade between corporations, trade between governments, trade between robots. Trade just depends on the two entities having different things of value to exchange.

For a superb video explaining what the AGC did and what WENT WRONG during the moon landing including the error codes:l, see: https://youtu.be/B1J2RMorJXM?si=Ad1UYojAtee2ktr3

Looks fantastic.

This is an assembler: https://paleotronic.com/merlinplus/

There are topics, pictures and instructions that are not suitable for 11 year olds but are for adults. Consider the wiki entries on certain matters of extreme violence, ideology or adult culture.

What is the character of the puzzles? Is there a variety?

Looks cool. What ages is the plaintext content suitable for?

This military response was the opposite of indiscriminate. It was proportionate and targeted. It focussed as best as anyone ever could on the precise set of people who (hiding among their own civilians) have been launching hundreds of inaccurate rockets to kill Israeli civilians - for months.

I agree. As a Nest user, I am astonished at how low the bounty is.

Sentence diagramming puzzle app on iOS. (Note: Puzzles not an auto-solver).

https://apps.apple.com/au/app/sengram-sentence-diagramming/i...

(FYI: I am the developer).

Sad to see them gone. Are there any Swift/Swift UI 1–5 day Bootcamps anywhere in the world that can be recommended?

This is very interesting to read. I am in Australia and quite interested in this investment thesis although I’m not an investment professional. What are the best things to read about the demand Supply mismatch?

Came here to make sure that Art of problem-solving and beast Academy are mentioned. They are fantastic. My son is deep into art of problem-solving after having finished beast Academy.

I think the second mocks the inclination of humans to reflexively admire everything that high status (ie rich) people do or say. It is similar to this amusing Yiddish saying: https://www.yiddishwit.com/gallery/sing.html

Https:\\Scratch.mit.edu

Book by the founder of the field. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leta_Stetter_Hollingworth

And nice online course here run on it: https://youtu.be/XHX_Zq90zJc?feature=shared

I have been looking at trees my entire life, and never thought to even think about this “plumbing” ratio. What a lovely example of how Leonardo combined mathematics and observations.

Anyone got it working on an M1 with 8gb?

Is schooling in English in Iceland? Are there international schools?

Would this work for Australians given the you-don’t-need-a-Schengen-visa requirement?

My observation is that the paper books are unnecessary because the online experience on beastacademy is so comprehensive - and your answers are auto checked. YMMV.

This looks great. My son uses “beast academy” from Art of Problem Solving (https://beastacademy.com/), which is fantastic. But mathacademy looks like it might be a good competitor at the post year 6 level.

I just tested it on the full text of a legal case in which I was involved (as a lawyer). It prepared a superb summary. But then I tested it on a second, more complex, case, and it did an average job.

Steven Pinker, “The Sense of Style”, is a book about the science of how to write well. YouTube talk here: https://youtu.be/3ZKTmsgqi0U

As for signalling, “The Case Against Education” by Bryan Caplan is a crisply argued case that signalling is >50% at least of what is going on.

I set up a raspberry pi to auto boot into Commodore 64 mode with a BASIC command line. It was a fantastic start, there is something magical about that experience. The boy then shifted to scratch and also uses REPLIT.

The very last plot idea, “infestation“, seems to predate and be kinda similar to the Alien franchise.