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Gĭng-dáng dù-piéng
Apple orchards after snowfall in Sangla in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. India has the second largest area under apple cultivation in the world and is the fifth largest producer of the fruit globally. More than 90% of India's apple production comes from just two of its northern Himalayan states: Jammu and Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh. Today is Republic Day in India.
Gĭng-dáng Īng-piéng
Interview with Martin M. Wattenberg, made for a documentary Clouds (2014) that explores different perspectives on the intersection of code and culture.
Wattenberg is an U.S. American scientist and artist known for his work with data visualization. He is currently the Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science at the Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He talks about visual explorations of and insights from culturally significant data. Chăng-gă
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Kiák-sióng bī-suói
Kiák-sióng sióng-diòng gáu cŭ-uái, chăng-gă nè̤ng-gă muōi siŏh nguŏk gì bī-suói, dáik gáu lìng-gāng, gái ché lâ sĭng gì ciō-dà̤! Áik cŭ-uái liēu-gāi gó sâ̤! Ciĕu-diēng
Nâ sê gōng nṳ̄ sê tàu huòi lì cŭ-uái, nṳ̄ â̤ sāi sĕng ché̤ṳ siŏh ché̤ṳ «dĕk-sáik dù-piéng», «cáuk-gă dù-piéng» hĕ̤k-ciā «dĕk hō̤ gì dù-piéng». Nṳ̄ iâ â̤ sāi diŏh «Nêng-sék nè̤ng-gă gì kiák-sióng să-hô» gâe̤ng «Nêng-sék nè̤ng-gă gì uâ-dù să-hô» diē-sié ché̤ṳ siŏh ché̤ṳ nè̤ng-gă ciŏng-gă-ngék góng-hióng-ciā gì cáuk-pīng. Nṳ̄ kō̤-nèng â̤ dó̤i «nièng-dô dù-piéng» gāng hĭng-ché̤ṳ. Nô̤i-ṳ̀ng
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Áng ciō-dà̤Cê̤ṳ-iòng Siâ-huòi ■Ùng-huá Kuŏ-hŏk Gĕ̤ng-tiàng Áng huŏng-ôiDê-giù Tái-kŭng Áng hŭng-lôiDù-piéng Siăng-ĭng Áng cáuk-ciāGióng-dé̤ṳk să-hô ■ Cáuk-kiók-gă ■ Uâ-gă ■ Kiák-sióng să-hô ■ Dēu-káik să-hô Áng bēng-guòngSêu-guòng huŏng-sék Áng lài-nguòngDù-piéng lài-nguòng |

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