I'm coming from Turkey, you know that lots of things change this year in Turkey. But the most important challenge about the open access and open science, we didn't have any national open access policy, open science policy. This is really affecting all the stakeholders. For example, universities, we have started the new initiative to open access, for example. But it's not easy to take a decision without any national open access policy. Some of the universities are following you, but some of them are not interested. It's not easy taking their interest without policy. So, open air can be helped in this point if the European Commission communicates directly with the government of Turkey or higher education council of Turkey, maybe that time we can get much more good results about open science and open access.


All right, it's Python on hardware time lady.  They're gonna then have a discussion About things. We'll talk. We'll chit chat This week circuit Python 7 oh beta released we're in a beta. All right, so some of the big things Since the 630 support for circuit Python development workflow over BLE camera support on ESP 32 s2 Curio QR decoding Keypad scanning module real-time customization of USB devices I was merging in of the micro Python fixes and enhancements of micro Python as of 1.16 the great merge hence the poster to blinkers Two snakes one blinker. Yeah, I don't think the orange snake has a name and they don't use any more Yeah, the nameless snake, but a blinker's name Next up simplification for the RGB status and LED codes Anything else like unicone file name support. I think it's a good one I think it's still being worked on and it depends be a couple modules, but yeah, there's a lot big things our camera support BLE one-time keypad One-time USB and updating micro Python the rest is a little bit kind of behind the scene stuff Oh, yeah, Jeffler was asking is it pronounced curio so curio I did a blog post about I worked on these Sony Robots a million years ago, and then we decided to do a product because Sony abandoned everything and curio Was a specific word that I always wanted to use him before Sony and I think that's how it's pronounced curio curio Yeah, curio or qri. Oh, that's what I well. This isn't this is not really about. This is the same. Yeah But if folks want to see non Boston Dynamics robots doing stuff check out just do a search on our blog look for curio They were dancing robots. They'd read stories of kids and I tried to smuggle one of them out, but Sony stopped me Anyways, so you can look at the rest of the newsletter more stuff on whippersnapper. That's our beta if you want to participate You can do it on discord We have a little bit of a recap of the latest hack space magazine so make music with pico and circuit python There is a bunch of stuff going on in the world of keyboards and circuit python because that's one of the things it does A lot of people are doing things like make a 3d printed Like jeppler did from show-and-tell 3d printed keyboards keycaps. Yeah keycaps. You name it because now we have a micropad So that is the news and the newsletter do subscribe. We're getting really close to 9,000 subscribers So if like 10 of you subscribe, we'll probably hit it next week more keyboards Here's the numpad 4,000 mechanical key switch data entry device you guys by John Park But the topic of the week and I think this is maybe some of the biggest news But there is no such thing as independent press in electronics anymore So no one really gonna write about stuff because everyone's owned by someone else So we try to cover the things that we think are interesting. So our dweeno is doing python That's right And you're probably saying for a bit but now they're doing more by well first up Are those little feather boards? No. Do they look like feathers? Yes. And is that python? Yeah So what's the destination with a lot of microcontroller efforts? It's scripting languages on feather-shaped things and I think this is a big deal because we were like hey Arduino We're going this direction. We're going this direction not only from our form factor But also going to a scripting language python. So this is with open MV Yeah, so this is this is interesting because it's like a python and It's it's interesting because Arduino is kind of going Similar to the route that they had with the Arduino IDE and Arduino hardware where you know You don't have to use any particular IDE with with circuit python or micro python You can use any any basically any IDE although Thonny is pretty popular because it is file management But you can you know, it's a repel and it's you know file uploading system through the repel and so the ID doesn't matter that much but Having an ID that's That is controllable Let's them have add-ons and other capabilities that they want to add one of things about their Arduino IDs It's not a very complicated ID, but it has a couple of add-ons that make it suitable for use with Arduino boards and so Sort of similar to you know Arduino hardware and Arduino ID where they're you know, they're two pieces of the same development Tooling they're going the same way with the micro python and python on hardware support Specialized tooling specialized ID even though it isn't required. I think they're kind of pushing people towards that So, you know it we always said like oh well I do we know idea of our support python and the answer is no But what they did do is they're using open and visa ID, which is a very lovely ID that you can use To do, you know open machine vision stuff But it's also a fairly good micro python ID to begin with and I you know I don't know if they're using the open MV fork of micro python or the core But I think these are the nrf 52 840 boards and nr 52 840 has good micro python support has BLE Support and of course in circuit python. We have support as well So in addition to the portana now there and the RP 2040 which of course has First-class micro python support now they're going back and saying okay Here's earlier boards that we're going to bring in so now I think they have maybe five boards total that are given Python hardware native support, so it's it's you know and and going forward the Hardware coming forward coming out from now on almost certainly will as well because only can get more powerful more RAM more capability Yeah, so it's one of those things where it's like Interpretive languages are on microcontrollers.  And and what things do you want to get done? And there's some programming languages that are just like more net net native than others. Yeah, so anyways I'm excited about this because I wrote the Why are doing the one where it's here to stay a million years ago at this article and make and so far Harry Seldon style, you know foundation like the the whole big movement of things are still the same something might not be called Arduino in the future, but as you can tell it's like if things are moving towards a certain type of form factor and Certain type of programming languages and it's making things better and easier and some people Some people like it yeah, some people some people want the member back in the day I don't know like a decade ago Or less when you would get a dev board. It was like $500 and it had like This lockdown IDE you couldn't do anything with it. Everything was like complicated and hard and expensive. Yeah Some people really like that way. We don't I think that the the market has spoken. This is what the market wants Yeah, okay, and that is our Python or hardware news. Oh the week. Okay


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While some people attract others like glue, others are avoided, but people are social creatures and even if you consider yourself as a loner, you still need to communicate every day with a relatively large number of people. Nevertheless, while there may be good reasons why people avoid you in a wide berth, sometimes people don't like each other, often without cause and that is not a problem. In this video, I will be sharing with you 13 habits that make people avoid you. 1. You talk too much Talking in itself is not bad, however, there are two general notions that people have about people who talk too much. They lie a lot and they like to gossip. When people notice that you talk a lot, they tend to avoid you. People tend to caution themselves when they are around you. They are mindful of their statements because they are afraid that not only would you spill out their secrets, you may add lies to the stories. They prefer not to just be careful, but also not be around you at all. 2. You beg too much Do you have that one friend who when you see his or her call, you know that they are about to ask you for something? Or are you that kind of person? If you are an individual who is always asking for one assistance or the other, people will begin to avoid you. At first, they may give you a listening ear and a helping hand, but if you keep up with the attitude of always begging, they will get fed up and start ignoring your calls. 3. You always lament Are you constantly complaining to your friends about all the things that go wrong in your life? Do you unload all your troubles in them every time you see each other? If you answered yes, then you should just cease from that act because you could be pushing away everyone in your life with your constant whining and complaints.  When your words are negative all the time, others might have a hard time relating to you and making an emotional connection with you. It's best to seek professional help and try to get better first before pursuing any relationship seriously. 4.  They are always in search of people who would reassure them of their self-worth. They feed on that. Everyone struggles with insecurity at one point or another in their lives. Still, it would be best if you didn't let it get the better of you. To the extent of dragging other people into your insecurities, their insecurities can make you needy, clingy and dependent to the point where others find it irritating and wouldn't want to be around you anymore. Being around a needy person most times feels more like a burden or a chore rather than an enjoyable company. 5. You are too intense When you are too harsh all the time, people tend to react by being dismissive and indifferent about you. It can be exhausting to have to deal with someone so emotionally volatile.  You are quick to get angry, hold grudges against people, overreact to situations and spend most of your time ranting, arguing and playing the victim. This kind of intensity can chase people away and make them think you're too high maintenance to be with. 6.  For instance, who wants to have a conversation with someone who only ever wants to talk about themselves or would like to be friends with a person who only ever cared about their wants and needs? Who wants to be friends with someone who asked but never gives? When you're so caught up in your thoughts, feelings and ideas that you fail to show interest in what other people have to say, then nobody will ever want to be with you. 7. You are not serious with life While you might have a lot of fans because of your unserious attitude, you would most definitely lose other friends because of the same reason.  Your attitude of arriving late for meetings and other appointments, canceling them at the last moments, not sticking to your promises, and so on, would not only make people avoid you but also make them withhold opportunities from you. Such actions are showing to the people that you don't respect them and no one wants to be close to or do business with a person whom they cannot rely on. 8. This honesty When we talk about someone who is a great friend, we usually mean that the person is or has proven to be trustworthy and honest to us. No one likes to have a friend who they cannot trust. This honest people do not only lie to you, they pass untrue information, which may lead you into trouble if you act on them. Now, would you like to be friends with someone who, when he gives information to you, you do not function until you confirm from other sources? Of course no. Hence, if you are a dishonest person, people will try their possible best to avoid you. 9.  There are people supposed to be with you all the time to prove that they love you. Of a truth, even amongst couples, it gets exhausting. You must give people breeding space. Everyone needs a little time for himself and your friends also. If you behave like a desperate limpet, you will likely attract the wrong kind of attention from certain wrong people. But other people who do not have the wrong motives will find a way to get out of your tight grip. 10. You criticize too much When you are too judgmental, people tend to ignore you. Everyone to think of it. Who would want to be around someone who always counters their opinion and makes them feel like they know nothing? Nobody likes people who only know how to and never gives compliments to the others. Indeed, it is necessary to provide constructive criticisms when needed. However, such compliments should be done tactfully and back with suitable corrections. Also, just like you should give criticisms when necessary, it is right for you to compliment people when they are doing well. When you criticize without appreciating, people will avoid you. 11. You respect too much from people It is not out of place to want your friends to do stuff for you or to reciprocate your helpful needs but with expectations come disappointments. If you expect that your friend is always available to meet your needs, to lend you cash when you are broke, to be there for a chat when you feel down or even always to remember your birthday, you will often get disappointed. Sometimes, you may feel so bad and say hurtful words to your friend. If people notice that you respect too much from them, they will give you a distance.  12. You act as if you know it all We all know that person who has the answer to everything. The ITKs, I too know. They typically start with the phrase, you know what you should do? Often, people aren't looking for you to solve their problems. They want to vent and talk through them with you to hear themselves think out loud and come to a conclusion on their own.  They will eventually begin to ignore you. 13. It's not you, it's them. Sometimes, when we get anxious that people ignore us, we put the onus on ourselves that we've done something wrong. There are times when you try to get the attention of someone and they aren't interested in having a relationship. You have to understand that not everyone is going to like you and the fact that someone ignored you does not mean that you have done anything wrong. It would be best if you come to terms with the fact that, at times, the problem is with them and not you.  Interactions of such do more than mending the relations. They also give room for you to be a better person.


Summarizing is taking some information and restating the main ideas in as few words as possible. Students can summarize orally by drawing a picture, in writing, or even by acting out the main ideas of a lesson. A summary does not include opinions. It's just about the facts. Summarizing can take time for students to learn because they tend to include either too much information or not enough. So the teacher needs to show how to summarize many times and the students need lots of practice until they understand. Let's review. Summarizing is restating the main ideas in as few words as possible. It can be done orally by drawing pictures, in writing, or by acting it out. Students need lots of examples and practice to learn summarizing.