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One of the most exciting things about learning a foreign language is developing a proficiency for reading it. At first, sentences in the foreign languages start off as intimidating blocks of text, totally opaque and meaningless. With lots of practice, single words start to make sense here and there. A basic understanding of the language’s syntax transforms the process. Analyzing Japanese with Natural Language Processing and Go

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George Souris Hadi Hosri - Re-Group Hania Rani - Esja Federico Albanese’ The Harp Theme. From The Twelve (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), released May, 2019. Hadi Hosri - Signal-to-Noise ,released on April 9th 2019 For more songs similar to An Analogue Guy in a Digital World, visit Spotify in the following link and listen to Martin Roths exquisite selection An Analog Guy in a Digital World Playlist Kenneth James Gibson’ Gone Too Soon from Pop Ambient 2019 compilation by Kompakt Records Scott Campbell · Pentimento (Album: Photos From The Flood, released January 23, 2019) The Analogue Guy hit Iris van Herpen’s catwalk In anticipation to the upcoming album in Spring 2019 here is the video version of An Analog Guy in a Digital World Pt. II which is based on Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings (1938) Soundcloud link Since a lot of people are asking for suggestions on songs, artists etc, here are my two (more) cents in a quick note. According to my personal taste, the third part of an atypical music trilogy’ since all of them had similar emotional impact on me’ that included “An analog Guy In A Digital World” and “Says” in the last few years, is Brian Reitzell’s “Bloodfest”, a revisited version of J.S. Bach’s Aria from the Goldberg Variations. ...