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NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad
(england.nhs.uk)
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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – Xbox Games Showcase 2024 [video]
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Show HN: Ray Tracing with POV-Ray: 25 Scenes in 25 Days
(github.com)
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About 11 years ago, after having written a tiny ray tracer from scratch using Java, I taught myself some ray tracing with POV-Ray. My goal was to learn a few POV-Ray features each day over 25 days and render some interesting scenes that ex
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An interesting excerpt from the section “3D Computer Graphics Primer”: > The understanding of light and how we perceive it has evolved significantly over time. Ancient Greek philosophers posited that vision occurred through beams of lig
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Why even a little plaintext matters?
(emilymstark.com)
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Pencils with or Without an Eraser? (2007)
(penciltalk.org)
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Abstract Types Have Existential Type (1988)
(dl.acm.org)
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FD 100 (2019)
(susam.net)
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One Hundred Book Club Meetings (2021)
(susam.net)
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Most members of the analytic number theory book club were computer programmers in one form or another. A few among them had very strong background in mathematics, especially in elementary number theory and complex analysis. But nobody had
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A fellow book club host here! I too have run two book clubs over Jitsi and IRC. The first one was for Introduction to Analytic Number Theory (Apostol, 1976) and the second one was for Mastering Emacs (Petersen, 2022) . Here are the mee
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SBCL: New in Version 2.4.5
(sbcl.org)
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Debian Package of the Day (static archived copy) (2009)
(debaday.debian.net)
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Talking Turtle – BBC Horizon – S20E5 (1983) [video]
(youtube.com)
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My own blog/website is now 22 years old! It began in my university dorm room, though back then, it wasn't really a blog. Instead, it was just a loose collection of pages. I added a blog to it much later when blogging became fas
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What Happened to Myspace? The Fall of the First Social Media Giant
(em360tech.com)
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CDNs have the same privacy and content validity implications as ISPs (pre-HTTPS)
(chickadee.codes)
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Toy Traceroute with Ping
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Docker Swarm Mode or Kubernetes
(dockerswarm.rocks)
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What It's Like to Carry Your Nobel Prize Through Airport Security (2014)
(scientificamerican.com)
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Trading Hours for Retailers: The Law
(gov.uk)
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How (or why) did Topology become so central to modern mathematics? (2016)
(math.stackexchange.com)
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How did the notation "ln" for "log base e" become so pervasive?
(math.stackexchange.com)
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Freenode wipes old database and starts over (2021)
(old.reddit.com)
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A "pear" of projects plans to offer Mac OS on PCs (2004)
(computerworld.com)
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BugTraq Shutdown (2021)
(seclists.org)
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Show HN: BigHN, DarkHN, and NoHN - Very Tiny Userscripts to Customise HN
(github.com)
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How did chess pieces get their names?
(bigthink.com)
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> It's a bit confusing to have a 'thing' mention one mechanism in its name, but actually being valuable by ensuring some other mechanism. Indeed! When I was first learning C++, I found the term "RAII" quite conf
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