Thanks for taking the time to reply. That's really interesting to me and I'm going to check it out!
I would tentatively suggest OP does. I hace aphantasia but meet a lot of people for work and have a very good memory for names once I see a face.
One aspect of the story that is glossed over here is that there were very few Vietnamese people in Dak Lak prior to 1975. The OP is a story of forced displacement against the Ede and Mnong people.
Sounds like they were the opposite of shit if they noticed someone setting up specialist equipment. I don't think any national monument in the world would be keen on people doing that without advanced permission.
I think they exist already... Crosswords, sudokus and puzzles have long been popular. Has the world also forgotten the brain training craze of the naughties?
I was in The Ho Chi Minh City History Museum this weekend and they have some very cool shipwreck exhibits, worth checking out.
Thanks for sharing, I am absolutely fascinated with the differences in people's internal experiences. For me, I have the bad "factual" memory and good "conceptual" memory but unlike you, I also have aphantasia: a…
I also have an aversion to this. But I'm not sure how you conclude that it's lazy?
As a math teacher myself I want to say... A parent taking an interest and spending some quality time with their child over a subject can have a huge impact on their motivation to learn. Props to your mom.
I've never seen so many emdashes in one piece!
When I was young I was taught that pink is a light shade of red. But what kids these days call pink seems to me to be a bright magenta.
I love iNaturalist! It's the closest thing to real-life Pokemon I know of. A friend of mine has uploaded several observations that turned out to be new to science.
I can't comment on if it was written by AI or not but I found the OP informative and quite dense with useful information. Nothing stood out to me as garbage.
The UK is still a respected "brand" in most of the world despite what chronically online people say. British education is the most sought-after in many countries for example.
> a general theme of discrediting and devaluing teachers and school in English speaking countries that is reinforced by Hollywood and out of touch billionaires It's the dumbest thing for a culture to do to itself. I'm…
> students actively benefit from struggling through the act of the craft itself. Hard agree! Although I'm biased as a foreign language teacher :) Geography is a great example actually because it can be "factoid based"…
Oh nicely done! There was me thinking I'd done well with 38,332 / 50,000. It'd be nice if the site itself showed how well you did relative to others but I can't see anything like that, maybe I'm missing it.
It's interesting that I find loops. For example car + stupid = idiot, car + idiot = stupid
The decline in cnet might suggest people are using LLMs for product reviews and recommendations? I'm surprised because I personally wouldn't trust an LLM for that. Maybe the new frontier of SEO is gaming LLMs to…
I couldn't find much context on the website but the name is very broad yet the content focuses on a specific aesthetic. Personally, I am constantly amused in 2025 how much Vietnam loves asthetics like Frutiger Aero[1].…
I was asking ChatGPT for ideas for activities today and one suggestion was chatting to an AI Chatbot. I couldn't help but wonder if they're nudging the LLM to create a market for itself :)
I blog about really niche local history. I enjoy it because it acts as external motivation for my hobby. The idea that someone could read it makes me research thoroughly and write as well as I can. I don't mind if…
I think vtuber sports could be an interesting genre! Real displays of athleticism and sportsmanship but with digital effects to augment it. Maybe it's already been done, I'm not particularly in touch with online trends.
That's a good example. My favorite has always been rock-paper-scissors. If `vs` is a binary operator which gives you the winner according to the game then rock vs paper = paper vs rock but (rock vs paper) vs scissors !=…
I no longer work in tech, but I still write simple applications to make my work life easier. I frequently use what OP refers to as chat-driven programming, and I find it incredibly useful. My process starts by…
Thanks for taking the time to reply. That's really interesting to me and I'm going to check it out!
I would tentatively suggest OP does. I hace aphantasia but meet a lot of people for work and have a very good memory for names once I see a face.
One aspect of the story that is glossed over here is that there were very few Vietnamese people in Dak Lak prior to 1975. The OP is a story of forced displacement against the Ede and Mnong people.
Sounds like they were the opposite of shit if they noticed someone setting up specialist equipment. I don't think any national monument in the world would be keen on people doing that without advanced permission.
I think they exist already... Crosswords, sudokus and puzzles have long been popular. Has the world also forgotten the brain training craze of the naughties?
I was in The Ho Chi Minh City History Museum this weekend and they have some very cool shipwreck exhibits, worth checking out.
Thanks for sharing, I am absolutely fascinated with the differences in people's internal experiences. For me, I have the bad "factual" memory and good "conceptual" memory but unlike you, I also have aphantasia: a…
I also have an aversion to this. But I'm not sure how you conclude that it's lazy?
As a math teacher myself I want to say... A parent taking an interest and spending some quality time with their child over a subject can have a huge impact on their motivation to learn. Props to your mom.
I've never seen so many emdashes in one piece!
When I was young I was taught that pink is a light shade of red. But what kids these days call pink seems to me to be a bright magenta.
I love iNaturalist! It's the closest thing to real-life Pokemon I know of. A friend of mine has uploaded several observations that turned out to be new to science.
I can't comment on if it was written by AI or not but I found the OP informative and quite dense with useful information. Nothing stood out to me as garbage.
The UK is still a respected "brand" in most of the world despite what chronically online people say. British education is the most sought-after in many countries for example.
> a general theme of discrediting and devaluing teachers and school in English speaking countries that is reinforced by Hollywood and out of touch billionaires It's the dumbest thing for a culture to do to itself. I'm…
> students actively benefit from struggling through the act of the craft itself. Hard agree! Although I'm biased as a foreign language teacher :) Geography is a great example actually because it can be "factoid based"…
Oh nicely done! There was me thinking I'd done well with 38,332 / 50,000. It'd be nice if the site itself showed how well you did relative to others but I can't see anything like that, maybe I'm missing it.
It's interesting that I find loops. For example car + stupid = idiot, car + idiot = stupid
The decline in cnet might suggest people are using LLMs for product reviews and recommendations? I'm surprised because I personally wouldn't trust an LLM for that. Maybe the new frontier of SEO is gaming LLMs to…
I couldn't find much context on the website but the name is very broad yet the content focuses on a specific aesthetic. Personally, I am constantly amused in 2025 how much Vietnam loves asthetics like Frutiger Aero[1].…
I was asking ChatGPT for ideas for activities today and one suggestion was chatting to an AI Chatbot. I couldn't help but wonder if they're nudging the LLM to create a market for itself :)
I blog about really niche local history. I enjoy it because it acts as external motivation for my hobby. The idea that someone could read it makes me research thoroughly and write as well as I can. I don't mind if…
I think vtuber sports could be an interesting genre! Real displays of athleticism and sportsmanship but with digital effects to augment it. Maybe it's already been done, I'm not particularly in touch with online trends.
That's a good example. My favorite has always been rock-paper-scissors. If `vs` is a binary operator which gives you the winner according to the game then rock vs paper = paper vs rock but (rock vs paper) vs scissors !=…
I no longer work in tech, but I still write simple applications to make my work life easier. I frequently use what OP refers to as chat-driven programming, and I find it incredibly useful. My process starts by…