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This Craft of Verse by Jorge Luis Borges. Following are the six lectures that Jorge Luis Borges delivered at Harvard University in the fall of 1967 and the spring of 1968. Born in 1899, he was by this time almost completely blind and thus addressed his audience without the aid of written notes. He learned his fluent English from his paternal grandmother, who had come to Buenos Aires from Staffordshire. His mother, a translator, and his father, a professor of psychology and modern languages, also knew English. These recordings, only lately rediscovered in the Harvard University archives, testify to his love of the language as well as his wit, erudition, and remarkable literary sensibility. Borges died in 1986. Lecture 1. The Riddle of Poetry. Ladies and gentlemen, I feel quite overwhelmed by the very generous injustice of Juan Marichal. But at the outset, I would like to give you a fair warning of what to expect, or rather of what not to expect from me. I find that I have made a slip in the very title of my fi

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 This Craft of Verse by Jorge Luis Borges. Following are the six lectures that Jorge Luis Borges delivered at Harvard University in the fall of 1967 and the spring of 1968. Born in 1899, he was by this time almost completely blind and thus addressed his audience without the aid of written notes. He learned his fluent English from his paternal grandmother, who had come to Buenos Aires from Staffordshire. His mother, a translator, and his father, a professor of psychology and modern languages, also knew English. These recordings, only lately rediscovered in the Harvard University archives, testify to his love of the language as well as his wit, erudition, and remarkable literary sensibility. Borges died in 1986. Lecture 1. The Riddle of Poetry. Ladies and gentlemen, I feel quite overwhelmed by the very generous injustice of Juan Marichal. But at the outset, I would like to give you a fair warning of what to expect, or rather of what not to expect from me. I find that I have made a slip in the very title of my f

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[].map((x) => [Math.random(), x])
  .sort(([a], [b]) => a - b)
  .map(([_, x]) => x);

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I am attesting that this GitHub handle spacecowb0y is linked to the Tezos account tz1fFq5o67rBL5Mjax7cd95n8x66RUzgYF6t for tzprofiles

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const measurements = []; // your data here

const byIndexValue = (value, index, array) => array[index] > array[index - 1];

const byIndexSum = (value, index, array) =>
  value + array[index + 1] + array[index + 2] >
  value + array[index - 1] + array[index + 1];

console.log(`Answer 1: ${measurements.filter(byIndexValue).length}`);
console.log(`Answer 2: ${measurements.filter(byIndexSum).length}`);

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Agile and Scrum,Adopt,Techniques,FALSE,"<p>As opposed to a conventional waterfall method, Agile is an iterative process, where each unit of work should have a short time span (a couple of weeks is ideal). The goal is to deliver working software to the customer at the end of each iteration. Then the customer will give feedback as needed and things are adjusted for the next iteration.</p>"
Pair Programming,Trial,Techniques,FALSE,"<p>Pair programming provides a process for sharing knowledge and context that is built into our everyday workflow. For every line of code written while pair programming, two people have context on the code instead of one. This provides built-in redundancy if one person leaves, moves to a different team, is busy with other work, or goes on vacation. Without pair programming, developers must go to extra lengths to share knowledge, usually through extra meetings and code review sessions.</p>"
Frontastic,Adopt,Platforms,FALSE,"<p>Frontastic combines API

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“No sé adonde voy, pero sé con quién voy.
No sé dónde estoy, pero sé que estoy en mi.
No sé qué es Dios, pero Dios sabe lo que soy.
No sé lo que es el mundo, pero sé que es mio.
No sé lo que valgo, pero sé no compararme.
No sé lo que es el amor, pero sé que gozo tu existencia.
No puedo evitar los golpes, pero sé como resistirlos.
No puedo negar la violencia, pero puedo negar la crueldad.
No puedo cambiar al mundo, pero puedo cambiarme a mi mismo.
No sé lo que hago, pero sé que lo que hago me hace.

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