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The Korean writing system is more similar to abugida than alphabet

17:57 why it matched for a when you wanted to match exactly 2?

I’m new at all this and don’t have the background to critique but the pronunciation of the letter sounds here with be challenged by the teachers I work with.

there's some place that it's possible to see the individual symbols? i can't find it. just a huge pdf with a lot of compounds

The similarity to "Newspeak" is striking. (Double Plus UnGood) I think being multilingual is far more beneficial than reducing communication to its naked bones. A few Esperanto-like languages can be developed for each major group; A Semitic variation, a Sino-Tibetan, etc.

I hope one day the awneser is yes

As much as I am impressed by Blissymbolics and what it attempts to do, I must acknowledge its shortcomings in many areas, and I'm glad this video didn't shy away from pointing them out. In many cases, some of those indexed variants are given more descriptive symbols, making them somewhat easier to understand. For example, colors may be indicated by an additional symbol of a thing with that particular color. So "color + sun" = "yellow", and "color + night" = "black". Similarly, animals are often distinguished by size. "horse + small" = "mule". This of course still represents some problems, because there are often much subtler distinctions to be made, which would require a cumbersome number of additional symbols to be added. And ambiguity can arise. If "small horse" is "mule" then how is that different from "donkey"? Or "pony"? I remember seeing "animal + nose + big" = "elephant", because of the elephant's trunk, but it could just as easily designate "anteater". I've been playing around with Blissymbolics for a while, and I've come up with what I consider to be a few improvements in a few areas. No, I haven't solved the color/animal species problem, and I don't expect that I will. But it's still a fun and interesting language to use.

thank you bro i finally understood it

clear. thanks

Hello, Here why do we use carret symbol with character classes, won't it mean give opposite results?

Hello, would you mind posting the full code? I am trying to make it so input is word and it gets written in syllables, do you think your code would be a great concept to start from in order to achieve that?

Congratulations for the very clear presentation!!

Great and thanks!

I have been trying to find a video on xfst, there aren't resouces out there, thanks

How does one do the permanent export witht the Bashrc? Thanks for the succinct explanation.

Thanks for the lesson. pls, how do I solve this issue "-bash: export: `=/mnt/c/Orca:': not a valid identifier"

Thank you so much, sir! I have been trying to use the " " but I kept getting an error, but now I have a great grasp.

Thank you

I wasn't going to comment on this video until I saw negative comments about the "unnecessary" long explanation. I am totally begginer to the Linux command line and this video was just what i need. I loved that you don't skip any information and how you taught how oneself can find this information. Maybe not everyone loves this type of tutorial but i find it very useful and unique. Thanks!!

Live long and prosper👌

One of the best explanations of python regex with a real world example. Thank you 👍

I loved this video so much! Thanks for posting it. The explanation doesn't really start until about 8:07 however, even the beginning was useful. I'm used to skimming the man pages, but I never knew that you could find information about which data stream(s) a program/command uses.

very useful

very helpful thank you

@5:35 what are cursor keys?

Quem tá vendo depois de 2021 curte aqui 🤩

Sooooo helpful! Simple and clear! Thanks!

Good content, i wish i could find more of blissymbolic.

Nice tutorial, doesn't work for words that begin with a vowel, hence not robust enough.

This was challenging. 👌🏼

Thank You Soooo much!!!

666 subscribes.... OH SHIT

sir , could you please share that program in pdf format

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At which uni you're taking lecture ?

So GRAET! Thank you so much!

Wonderfully explained! Thank you :)

But I have one question.. I am using VS code to write some programs. So even after adding a new path in PYTHONPATH from my terminal, it does not show up in VS Code.. To fix this I followed the same steps in terminal of VS Code and then it worked. But not sure why PYTHONPATH is different in Mac Terminal and in VS Code Termincal. Do you know about it?

Thank you so much for this.. Wasted a lot of time to fix this and finally this video helped me. Please make more such useful video's. Thanks again.

hi! i have a question, at minute 6:41, what do you type to make "~$" appear?

Great video. I have a question: does {tlh} have a different pronunciation when it is found at the end of the word? Such as {tlhIngan} vs. {jatlh}?

Really liked it. Thank you!

M or F?

Excellent, thank you !

thanks I finally got it!

"In previous videos ..." My thoughts: "ok, let's start with the previous videos" I use @staticmethod almost in any def. Could it be negative or can I continue?