Norway of the dayNorwegian on the Web (NoW)
A free Norwegian course from NTNU: ten chapters where every text has audio, plus grammar, exercises, pronunciation drills and flashcards. No sign-up needed.
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Norway of the dayA free Norwegian course from NTNU: ten chapters where every text has audio, plus grammar, exercises, pronunciation drills and flashcards. No sign-up needed.
Site of the dayAn open, volunteer-built collection of sentences and their translations: millions of examples in hundreds of languages, many recorded by native speakers. Free and weirdly addictive.
Site of the dayRed Blob Games explains algorithms through game examples — A* pathfinding, hex grids, map generation from noise — with interactive diagrams you can drag and tweak.
Telegram of the dayA fan-run channel for the Existential Comics webcomic: real philosophers stuck in absurd situations, each strip followed by the author's note on the idea behind it.
A math creator takes the rules everyone memorised in school, like the empty product or order of operations, and shows where they come from.
Ethiopia of the dayA YouTube channel teaching Amharic, Ethiopia's main working language, in English: the fidel script, everyday phrases, and real-life dialogues at a market or bus stop in Addis Ababa.
Telegram of the dayA small channel posting one clear essay a week on a big philosophical idea: Kant, Spinoza, the Ship of Theseus, Camus, Bentham's panopticon.
Site of the dayAn interactive International Phonetic Alphabet chart: click a symbol to hear the sound and watch MRI and ultrasound footage of the tongue and lips as it's made.
TikTok of the dayAn Australian astrophysicist explains odd galaxies, the maths behind famous discoveries and surprising physics like scallops with telescope eyes.
Site of the dayCameraSim offers free in-browser camera simulators: change shutter speed, aperture and ISO and instantly see the result. There's a 3D version for practicing full manual mode.
Site of the dayA visual introduction to probability and statistics from Brown University: flip coins, drop balls and watch the rules emerge before you ever see a formula. Available in English, Chinese and Spanish.
Telegram of the dayThe official channel of Harvard's famous CS50 intro to computer science: bite-size explainer videos from the teaching team, free livestreams and course news.