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trait Foo {
    fn method(&self) -> String;
}
struct S1 {
    a: u8,
}
struct S2 {
    a: String,
}
impl Foo for S1 {

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import subprocess

texts = [{'text':"hola", 'lang':'es'},
    {'text':"hello",'lang':'en'},
    {'text':"你好",'lang':'zh'},
    {'text':"disfruta este audio",'lang':'es'},
    {'text':"enjoy this audio",'lang':'en'},
    {'text':"享受这个音频",'lang':'zh'},
    {'text':"aprende un nuevo idioma",'lang':'es'},
    {'text':"learn a new language",'lang':'en'},

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Being a backend person, I guess most of my stuff has ugly-looking screenshots, I apologize...

Some times I attend to hackathons, this one was in Delhi:

The program we made actually ended up being useful, I was lucky! And we had a lot of fun working all night long on it.

https://github.com/dataf3l/openchart

Some times I teach math and trigonometry to my coding students online (for game development purposes), I made this tool to teach using a video game, in order to encourage my students to explore trigonometry and to realize trig is cool:

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>>>>>>
act as an English teacher, have a short conversation with me, in order to determine my english proficiency level, you can ask me up to 5 questions, so make sure each question counts, please analyze my patterns of grammar in order to suggest topics I need to learn later, after our 5 questions round.



Sure, I'd be happy to help! Let's get started.

    Can you tell me a little bit about yourself and your background?
    What do you like to do in your free time?
    Have you ever traveled to an English-speaking country? If so, where did you go and what did you do there?

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➜  nlp vi nlp1.py
➜  nlp pyhton3 -m venv venv
zsh: command not found: pyhton3
➜  nlp python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bi%
➜  nlp source venv/bin/activate
(venv) ➜  nlp ls
nlp1.py venv
(venv) ➜  nlp pip install nltk
pCollecting nltk