Michael / Chgowiz 🎲🎲Every time this crosses my YT feed, I have to watch it. The music, the sound effects, the cheesy minimalist movements for animation... :chef's kiss:
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La Zelman#StAS: La ciencia es maravillosa http://stasalicante.blogspot.com/2012/05/la-resaca.html?spref=tw
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La ciencia es maravillosa
La ciencia es maravillosa
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Remember the story of little #Stasik from #Bakhmut and his military godfather?
7-year-old #Stas and his family were taken from #Bakhmut by fighter #Peter with the call sign “#Stone”. The boy became friends with his saviour. After #Stas’s family settled in #Chernivtsi, “#Stone” became the boy’s godfather.
But the matter did not end there: #Peter_Voloshchenko, who became a guardian angel for the child and a friend for the whole family, helped the #Bakhmut residents buy an apartment
Dr.Implausible@mhoye Really great read, and mirrors my own experience in both understanding and educating.
To wit: the humanities kids taking my New Media class did not need a code-heavy class, but it was sufficient to, later on in the term, get them to create a #github account and get used to the idea of repos and code being something being out there actively worked on.
Similarly, the engineering students in the #stas class didn't need help with code, but context was everything. Big picture stuff.
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