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by zantzinger 11y ago
Memrise ticks (1) (2) (3) and (4), although I believe it is now a fremium model.
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Neil Young's Pono music player gets $1m on Kickstarter in 24hrs(theguardian.com)
1 points by zantzinger 13y ago|0 comments
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Rural residents' DIY 1Gbps fibre project
69 points by zantzinger 14y ago|36 comments
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by zantzinger 14y ago
Ed Cooke - the memory champion Joshua Foer writes and talks about (in part) - has co-founded a site with cognitive scientist Greg Detre for memorising vocabulary (or indeed any "word set" users create). The principle is the same as that whi
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by zantzinger 15y ago
And maybe keyboard support for 'notes' - every letter on the keyboard assigned to ABCDEFG and the black notes in between. Then you could, say, plug in a written text and see what happens.
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by zantzinger 15y ago
I wonder whether, if there were all 12 tones on the Western 12-tone scale, it be more cacophonous. Somehow, with two octaves of only white notes, as it were, and the tendency of users to move about constantly (because it looks pretty and yo
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Airbnb by The Guardian: warm and fuzzy(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by zantzinger 15y ago|0 comments
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by zantzinger 15y ago
And I think that that assumption/argument is invalid. I'm sure I've read somewhere about studies of user behaviour in, say, iTunes (your personal music) compared to on a subscription service like Spotify. The studies showed that people who
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by zantzinger 15y ago
Thanks - link at the bottom (I'm blind!).
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by zantzinger 15y ago
I can't go to google.com without being automatically redirected to google.co.uk. (I'm in the UK).