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We're investing in bonds all wrong - Vimarsana News

We're investing in bonds all wrong

Why do investors seeking stability typically invest only in U.S. bonds?

Arduino wooden RPN calculator - Vimarsana News

Arduino wooden RPN calculator

If you are interested in building your very own RPN calculator you might be interested in a new project published to the Instructables website this week

Data and the Forth Stack - Vimarsana News

Data and the Forth Stack

In Forth, before numbers are operated on they are placed on the data “stack.” Operations (commands) work on numbers that are on the Forth stack.

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Polnische Gemeinden geben sich jetzt besonders LGBT-freundlich - Vimarsana News

Polnische Gemeinden geben sich jetzt besonders LGBT-freundlich

Nachdem die EU wegen Verstoßes gegen die Niederlassungsfreiheit mit einem Zahlungsstopp drohte, werden neue Resolutionen verfasst

Language Log » The directed graph of stereotypical incomprehensibility - Vimarsana News

Language Log » The directed graph of stereotypical incomprehensibility

Yuval Pinter writes: When an English speaker doesn't understand a word one says, it's "Greek to me". When a Hebrew speaker encounters this difficulty, it "sounds like Chinese". I've been told the Korean equivalent is "sounds like Hebrew". Has there been a study of this phrase phenomenon, relating different languages on some kind of Directed Graph? Well, there's a Wikipedia article on the topic "Greek to me" with a table of correspondences, a page at Omniglot "It's all Greek to me" with a similar table, and a forum thread at wordreference.com. Michael Quinion has a Q&A on the origins of the ...

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