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bobble
bobble
3:30 AM
full answer or NAA comment?
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A: Do I need to read the Redwall books in any specific order?

EricaI would like to Say, Eulalia! Is about the Badger Sunflash The Mace, later known by the more peacable name, Sunstripe. I will point out that in this book, His Grandfather Boar the Fighter, and Great Great Grandfather, Lord Brocktree both come to him in a dream telling him he must take up his birt...

 
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Tsundoku
Tsundoku
7:23 AM
@Bookworm What is the English word for tableau in the context of HNQ?
 
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Tsundoku
Tsundoku
10:43 AM
@Bookworm The person who posted this question has deleted their account. They wrote a comment around two hours before the account was deleted.
@bobble NAA in my opinion.
 
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Bookworm
Bookworm
3:00 PM
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Q: Aramaic secular literature

Daniel CastroConsidering that Aramaic has been continuously spoken for around 3000 years, and it only became an endangered language only a few decades ago, I wonder if there is an Aramaic literature (from whichever dialect and period) with a corpus of chief works not necessarily religion-inspired*. For instan...

philology
 
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Unknown
Unknown
8:21 PM
Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a study partner to read and discuss the book "An Introduction to Optimization" by Edwin K. P. Chong and Stanislaw H. Żak. I believe having someone to discuss the concepts and problems with would enhance the learning experience and help us both understand the material more deeply.

We can use platforms like Google Meet, Zoom, Discord, or any other preferred method for our sessions. If you're interested, please send me a message so we can discuss further and set up our first session!
Tsundoku
Tsundoku
8:34 PM
That sounds like a math-intensive book. Have you tried the Mathematics Stack Exchange chat room?
 
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Tsundoku
Tsundoku
9:47 PM
@Bookworm When you look for "Aramaic literature" online, everything you find looks religious.

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