#Languages

What Africans Commonly Overlook about #Ethiopia Contrary to popular perception, there is not one ‘Ethiopian’ Language, Culture, Religion or History. #Ethiopia is home to a multiplicity of peoples & cultures
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Some personal observations on children and the use of tech during lockdown. My children are using it to complete school work (amazing) , interact with educators around the world, watch
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Wishing everyone a Happy Republic day. Proud of all those who fought for our land to give this wonderful day. Proud to be part of a nation which is so
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I don't know who needs to hear this but practice your love languages on yourself. (thread) Words of affirmation: Say nice things to yourself like, "I'm proud of you." "You're
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MongoDB INTERVIEW QUESTION CHEATSHEETMongoDB is becoming the most popular database and many popular websites use MongoDB. So, here is a collection of the most asked #MongoDB interview questions.Please RT for
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By now most people awake or not, must have realised that what's going on it's by no means a coincidence. We're witnessing the consequences of a scheme that is put
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I hope Tamim doesn't interpret it as people wanting to be at his events so he can sell it to donors:) Kidding about Tamim. He's a good guy. Frankly, I
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"Dr." is translated in Chinese as boshi 博士, scholar of broad knowledge. This is an old word, attested in Han empire histories (史记，汉书）. There was once a consonant at the
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If you've used personal computers long enough, you learn to recognize high level trends. You also learn how to recognize/predict when you're on the wrong side of a very strong
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A short thread on what my clinic of 80 healthcare workers (and I) have done to prepare for #COVIDー19 #COVID.6 tweets in all. Happy to share resources w/ anyone.@UHN @DrAliyaMD
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The more symbols/operators/expressive forms you add to a programming language the harder it is to define a rigorous style guide. There's corresponging difficulties with automatic layout and linting.Interesting how these
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Tobias Dantzig's book "Number - the language of science" is the best book I've read on the history of mathematics - and I've read a few. Here are some interesting facts
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I wanted to expand a little bit more on what it would mean to have an IR/strategy curriculum that actually took in the history of the rest of the world,
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One has to be absolutely DUMB to buy that everything is rosy in Kashmir for minorities. The THREAD highlights some basic things that minorities face in Kashmir but don’t play
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Oh, honey How quickly Qiao forgets (more like ignores) the years of the PRC antagonising Japan, threatening Taiwan and its people, violently suppressing Tibet, maliciously damming waterways to Vietnam/Laos/Cambodia, interring
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History often reveals the specificity and contingency of social, cultural, intellectual or political arrangements that appear natural or universal. At the same time, historical contextualization and comparison often undermine categorical
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