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  1. #THE #FEMALE #QUIXOTE aepiot.ro?q=THE%20FEMA... Semantic BACKLINKS: The Bridge between Humans and AI. AÉPIOT: INDEPENDENT SEMANTIC WEB 4.0 INFRASTRUCTURE (EST. 2009): aepiot.com

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  3. I am doing a new #Python project, where I will try out #HTMX, and I intend to reach out to #Durus and #Quixote again – it's impressive how well old tools continue to be useful and powerful, and how their power increases with more usage.

    I also keep learning new things. For example yesterday I discovered that the objects returned by dict.keys(), dict.values() and dict.items() are dynamic view objects!

  4. I am doing a new #Python project, where I will try out #HTMX, and I intend to reach out to #Durus and #Quixote again – it's impressive how well old tools continue to be useful and powerful, and how their power increases with more usage.

    I also keep learning new things. For example yesterday I discovered that the objects returned by dict.keys(), dict.values() and dict.items() are dynamic view objects!

  5. I am doing a new #Python project, where I will try out #HTMX, and I intend to reach out to #Durus and #Quixote again – it's impressive how well old tools continue to be useful and powerful, and how their power increases with more usage.

    I also keep learning new things. For example yesterday I discovered that the objects returned by dict.keys(), dict.values() and dict.items() are dynamic view objects!

  6. Don #Quixote is main Spanish novel
    A "hidalgo", petty nobility in #Spain during our #GoldenAge,stops attending to his affairs while reading novels of #Chivalry: exploits and romances and loses his sense of reality
    He decides to go out armed on horseback to repair offenses and correct grievances.

  7. Don #Quixote is main Spanish novel
    A "hidalgo", petty nobility in #Spain during our #GoldenAge,stops attending to his affairs while reading novels of #Chivalry: exploits and romances and loses his sense of reality
    He decides to go out armed on horseback to repair offenses and correct grievances.

  8. Of the #Don #Quixote #lottery - or the fight against/with #windmill #wheels

    In the following new topic block of my weblog, I would like to take a look at "windmills", or rather "wind turbines" and other technological solutions such as "hydrogen technology" for a change, in order to "break my lance" for a sustainable energy supply and climate stability in the future.

    More at: philosophies.de/index.php/2023

    There is an orange translation button „Translator >>“ at the bottom left of my page.

  9. Maybe you know our novel "don #Quixote."
    "Meditations on Don Quixote" is a book written around 1914 by philosopher and Europeanist #OrtegaYGasset.
    In that second book u could find Ortega's claim:
    "I am me and my circumstances." Until now,#PedroSánchez has been circumstances of his
    -ascent to general secretary of #PSOE,treason of PSOE officials and his dismissal,his return,motion of no confidence,triumph against #Rajoy and his presidencies-
    Now Mr. Sánchez can be him,let's hope he lives up to it.

  10. Rereading Don Quixote

    Don Quixote presents a prism that, rather than refracting white light into its component colors, refracts one's view of the world into a range of reality and fantasy, a range that has multiple gradations (or colors or layers).

    I read it in college, then listened to an audiobook of the Edith Grossman translation years later. I think it's time to rereread it.

    My blog posts about the book and some of what i see in it:

    leisureguy.wordpress.com/?s=qu

    #Quixote #DonQuixote #books

  11. Rereading Don Quixote

    Don Quixote presents a prism that, rather than refracting white light into its component colors, refracts one's view of the world into a range of reality and fantasy, a range that has multiple gradations (or colors or layers).

    I read it in college, then listened to an audiobook of the Edith Grossman translation years later. I think it's time to rereread it.

    My blog posts about the book and some of what i see in it:

    leisureguy.wordpress.com/?s=qu

    #Quixote #DonQuixote #books

  12. Rereading Don Quixote

    Don Quixote presents a prism that, rather than refracting white light into its component colors, refracts one's view of the world into a range of reality and fantasy, a range that has multiple gradations (or colors or layers).

    I read it in college, then listened to an audiobook of the Edith Grossman translation years later. I think it's time to rereread it.

    My blog posts about the book and some of what i see in it:

    leisureguy.wordpress.com/?s=qu

    #Quixote #DonQuixote #books

  13. Rereading Don Quixote

    Don Quixote presents a prism that, rather than refracting white light into its component colors, refracts one's view of the world into a range of reality and fantasy, a range that has multiple gradations (or colors or layers).

    I read it in college, then listened to an audiobook of the Edith Grossman translation years later. I think it's time to rereread it.

    My blog posts about the book and some of what i see in it:

    leisureguy.wordpress.com/?s=qu

    #Quixote #DonQuixote #books

  14. Rereading Don Quixote

    Don Quixote presents a prism that, rather than refracting white light into its component colors, refracts one's view of the world into a range of reality and fantasy, a range that has multiple gradations (or colors or layers).

    I read it in college, then listened to an audiobook of the Edith Grossman translation years later. I think it's time to rereread it.

    My blog posts about the book and some of what i see in it:

    leisureguy.wordpress.com/?s=qu

    #Quixote #DonQuixote #books