Least common multiple

Some light YouTube channels, good for the first view, but which don't go into enough detail to truly show the subject's beauty:


Particle physics bibliography

Protein structure level

Angular momentum

Content moderation

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Water Margin character

The thing about projects is that they are <illiquid>: it is not easy to immediately compare them.

And that is the whole point.

The outcome of that however is that you have to learn how to explain what you've achieved to others and why it is awesome.

Just like in the real world.

You have to create portfolio, and do some <public relations>.


Showcase student work

How to teach <span class="meta">/</span> Showcase student work

Water Margin location

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Something along:
> If two men are destined to meet, they will come together from thousands of miles apart. If they aren't, they will pass by in front of one another and never know about one another's existence.
TODO find Chinese.


Water Margin quote

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Years_in_Public_Domain


Public domain by year

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Since <rat> and <mouse> are not scientifically specific names, we'll just use them interchangeably.

When one specific species is implied, we will mean <Mus musculus> by default.


Suicide

Death

Economy

Hedonic treadmill

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/201782/can-you-use-a-trailing-comma-in-a-json-object

The fact that you cannot have trailing commans in lists or dicts as in `3,` at:
``
{
  "asdf": [
    1,
    2,
    3,
  ]
}
``
is one of the most infuriating design choices of all time!!!


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