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Luca Marx
automata theory, finite state machines, quantum mechanics, category theory, software development.
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An Introduction to Automata Why are automata so interesting? Automata are so simple that they fit in many places and situations.
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Recurring Bafflement
Everything is always a work in progress.
By Wesley Osam. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
On Doris Piserchia’s I, Zombie 1. The more science fiction and fantasy you read the easier it is to guess where any given premise will go. When a book upends your predictions you feel like you’ve got something special. Doris …
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Max Glenister — Blog
Max Glenister is a front-end developer from Oxford. He writes mostly about front-end development and technology.
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The end of Dingoonity If you were familiar with Dingoonity, you might have noticed by now that I’ve made the decision to shut down the website.
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Coyote Tracks
Watts Martin's collection of thoughts and shiny objects, mostly (but not always) related to...
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On evacuations and hurricanes It’s so easy, watching on the news, to scream at people who don’t evacuate ahead of oncoming storms. I get it. I scream at them, too. It’s often a fitting reaction.And yet.Evacuation is a process. …
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Cloudberry Cake Proselytism
C86 • indie pop • neo-aco • with love and no full album download.
By Roque. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
:: Les Molies I wrote time ago about Stephen’s Library and The Non Stop Kazoo Organization, the fine French bands, who featured Jacques Speyser. I eventually got in touch with Jacques but sadly never heard back about an …
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Synthpop Fanatic
Devoted to dark dance music: synthpop, futurepop, darkwave, electro. Songs you hear on a dark, smoky dancefloor.
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3 great songs from Daniel Hall’s new album, Apollo Apollo is the Australian musician's 18th album. The post 3 great songs from Daniel Hall’s new album, Apollo appeared first on Synthpop Fanatic.
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Sew Historically
Historical Costuming, Old-Fashioned Living, Refashion & DIY, Homemade Natural Beauty Products, Historical Hairstyles, Free Sewing Tutorials, Lace Making, Historical Cooking.
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30+ Places Where To Buy Fabric For Historical Sewing Do you need brush braid for an Edwardian walking skirt, synthetic whalebone boning for a corset or sheer India cotton muslin for a Victorian summer dress? This is a resource list for fabric & notions …
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Good Stuff NW
By Kathleen Bauer. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Homemade Ricotta: Easy, Creamy, Dreamy! Writing this blog has been full of slap-upside-the-head, "D'oh!" moments over the years. There was the time someone mentioned making a stock from leftover corn cobs. And another time when I discovered how simple it …
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The Bristol Board
A virtual gallery celebrating the greatness of la the comics medium, past and present.
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paintings by Eduardo Risso. ungoliantschilde:paintings by Eduardo Risso.
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Talkapedia
Rants About New (and old) Things.
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Three Interesting Things 1. Alan Sepinwall interviewed Aldis Hodge. 2. There's a Black Romance Author Event - BRAE going on with free and discounted ebooks by Black romance authors. 3. And there are some items up for auction …
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Michael's Blog
The personal website and blog of Michael Hebblethwaite, a web developer based in Nagoya, Japan.
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Make your code easy to run Today, I want to write about steps you can take to make your take home test easy to run, and win brownie points with reviewers. I spent a lot of time in the last half …
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The Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century
Joey deVilla's Personal Blog.
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U.S. post-election post #7: Don’t worry, it’ll trickle down… Tap to see the source. This is yesterday’s daily New Yorker cartoon, created by Brendan Loper. The post U.S. post-election post #7: Don’t worry, it’ll trickle down… appeared first on The Adventures of Accordion Guy …
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k-hole
The game development and design blog of Kyle Kukshtel.
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I'm Making A Podcast About Game Programming I listen to a lot of game development-flavored podcasts, and one thing that has really stood out to me for a long time was how basically none of the podcasts were actually about development. There …
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Building Slack
Stories of building Slack — the company, the product, the business, and the culture — told by two employees who were around for the entire journey.
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Ghost in the invoice machine Working with bigger companies meant figuring out how to plug ourselves into lots of standard big-company processes. One of the processes we had to learn was how to tell customers how much money they owed …
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WATCHING BLAKE'S 7
A Blake's 7 blog.
By Tim Dickinson. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
Illuminating Blake’s 7 – The lamps of a sci-fi classic. For those who have dipped into the blog posts within this website, you will have noticed that I am full of admiration for the visual aesthetic of Blake’s 7 – both in terms of the …