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How I Read and Organize Academic (Machine Learning) Papers
How I Read and Organize Academic (Machine Learning) Papers
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How I Keep Up with Machine Learning Research
How I Keep Up with Machine Learning Research
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Non-barking Dogs
University of Oxford historian John Elliott describes how one intriguing avenue of historical scholarship lies in trying to develop an understanding for why some historical events didn’t happen.
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Tracing A Path
Intellectual historian Darrin McMahon (Dartmouth) details how investigating the etymology of "genius" naturally led him to a deeper understanding of what he had previously thought was primarily an 18th-century phenomenon.
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The Creative Process
Jennifer Michael Hecht describes how her “three different hats” of a poet, historian and popular writer combine to give her different windows on the metaphysical and the psychological.
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Rethinking the Fifth
Duke University legal scholar Nita Farahany examines how a combination of an awareness of neuroscience and a philosophical outlook can help deepen our understanding of the celebrated Fifth Amendment to the American Constitution.
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Revolutionary Importance
Author and independent scholar Matthew Stewart highlights two different aspects of the American Revolution: the struggle for national independence and the quest to establish a new form of government.
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King Arthur and The Kinks
Historian Jay Rubenstein (Tennessee) reveals how he became a medievalist.
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Past and Present
Harvard University historian David Armitage describes how a decision to spend a few hours in a library investigating notes from a 19th century lawyer combined with daily news reports of the insurgency in Iraq stimulated his work on the...
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Deceptive Language and Theatrical Metaphors
Historian Martin Jay (UC Berkeley) highlights the importance of wrestling with the subtle and often deceptive nature of language in order to fully appreciate the cultural values of any particular society.
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Pet names in Spanish (Día 39)
In this video lesson we talk about some different pet names you can use with your special someone!
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How to say"it's time to move on!" in Spanish (Día 69)
How to say"it's time to move on!" in Spanish (Día 69)
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Learn Spanish - Basic Conversation
In this video, we'll be going over basic conversation.
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How to say "you look nice!" in Spanish (Día 37)
Here's another one in the romantic February series. Enjoy.
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How to say "you drive me crazy" in Spanish (Día 34)
Here's a phrase to tell someone they drive you crazy. The phrase comes from the verb volver (o-ue). It can be used both to mean: 1. you drive me crazy (upset) 2. you drive me crazy (in love)
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How to say "whether you like it or not" in Spanish (Día 27)
Whether you like it or not, I have another phrase of the day for you! And you better like it! ;-)
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How to say "whatever!" in Spanish (Día 70)
Here's one from a request last month that I wanted to do but found out it's actually quite complicated in Spanish!
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How to say "what's wrong?!" in Spanish (Día 48)
In this lesson we learn one (of many) ways to ask someone "What's wrong?" Since this month we're learning phrases with "tener", that's why this phrase has it. Notice that the question is literally: What do you have? What does he/she...
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How to say "What can you do?" in Spanish (Día 65)
Here's are two phrases to express the idea of "what can we do?" when you know there is really not much that can be done.
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How to say "to take place" in Spanish (Día 49)
This was meant for Friday's lesson. I guess it never took place, until NOW!
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How to say "to sleep" in Spanish (Día 26)
Here's another phrase of the day using one of my favorite phrases in the Spanish language.
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How to say "to have to do with" in Spanish (Día 52)
Esta frase tiene que ver con... "having to do with something" Que disfruten.
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How to say "to not hold/bite one's tongue" in Spanish (Día 22)
Here's another phrase for you! Sorry it also was late. I'd tell you why if I didn't feel like biting my tongue.
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How to say "to kick the bucket" in Spanish (Día 25)
In this video we're gonna be talking about a nicer way to say: to die. You might already be familiar with the verb: morir. But if you don't like talking about death, you can always use the phrase in this video and it's the equivalent of:...