Bianca Aguilar

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designer, educator, writer, learner

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The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Podcast

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Cross-Cultural Design and Cultural Strategy

Notable Differences

However there are differences in eCommerce unique to this culture.

First, speed. Blazing speed.

Then yes, COD.

But also, there is a large diverse eCommerce industry for food.

Rich Mirocco • Big in Japan: Web Design in the Land of the Rising Sun

Practical Deep Learning for Coders - Part 2 overview

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Generative Art 101

A deep technical dive into the algorithms that make it work

Networking Peripheries: Technological Futures and the Myth of Digital Universalism

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The Versatile PhD | Helping graduate students and PhDs envision, prepare for, and excel in non-academic careers since 1999

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Reconstructing the PhD

Hui said that the point of the project is not just an exercise in aesthetics, but an attempt to “decolonize” Chinese type. He intends to take it back to its roots before the influence of Japanese designers, and to free it from the cultural gravity of the mainland, where even typefaces come under the purview of the state. His research and

Brian Ng • Revolutionary type: Meet the designer decolonizing Chinese fonts

In the future, education will look like a game, and it’ll be embedded in our lives. We’ll not only be surrounded by endless opportunities for learning by doing, but we’ll also be able to benefit from these. This could encourage a mindset where learning is valued over earning.

Reboot • Level Up

According to Britannica, language patterns in Southeast Asia are highly complex and are rooted in four major language families: Sino-Tibetan, Tai, Austro-Asiatic, and Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian). Also it must be noted that there are countless languages as well as dialects are used in the region.

Project Lima • Inclusive design in Southeast Asia

So why do runners have limits? And why do the limits differ from one person to the next? In part, it's because of physiological factors: blood oxygen levels, lactate, muscular strength, each of which has a genetic component. But there's another theory, put forward by a sports physiologist named Tim Noakes. As he puts it, in what he calls the... See more

Being an Athlete