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Debugging behind the Iron Curtain

jakepoz.com·1 pts·csl·
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Show HN: Test and improve your typing speed in the terminal

github.com·8 pts·csl·
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Writing a basic x86-64 JIT compiler from scratch in stock Python

csl.name·325 pts·csl·
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Apple – Don't Blink [video]

m.youtube.com·3 pts·csl·
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Quantum Supersampling [video]

machinelevel.com·86 pts·csl·
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Accredited Investors: Fixing the Dumb Money Problem (2010)

blog.adamnash.com·1 pts·csl·
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Commodore 64 assembly coding on the command line

csl.name·2 pts·csl·
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Ask HN: What do you use for spell checking?

1 pts·csl·
4

Making a simple VM interpreter in Python

csl.name·1 pts·csl·
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Compiling and using em-dosbox

csl.name·1 pts·csl·
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JFK Solomon Swims Survivors

orwelltoday.com·9 pts·csl·
1

A Tinkertoy computer that plays tic-tac-toe (1989)

web.archive.org·2 pts·csl·
1

Role of chance in scientific discoveries

en.wikipedia.org·1 pts·csl·
1

Uncommonly difficult IQ tests

eskimo.com·3 pts·csl·
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Test for ESP

eskimo.com·1 pts·csl·
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A cryptographic compendium (free book on mathematics and crypto)

quadibloc.com·2 pts·csl·
1

Cellular Automaton in HTML5 canvas

csl.sublevel3.org·1 pts·csl·
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Steve Jobs: Computers are like bicycles for our minds

youtube.com·3 pts·csl·
0

How to become a great finisher

blogs.hbr.org·148 pts·csl·
24

Statistical significance does not mean what you think

wmbriggs.com·2 pts·csl·
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What distribution do you get from this broken random shuffle?

stackoverflow.com·2 pts·csl·
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Accidental algorithms

americanscientist.org·8 pts·csl·
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Bounds for sorting by prefix reversal (1979; PDF)

cs.berkeley.edu·2 pts·csl·
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JMC's Elephant 2k language (resubmission)

www-formal.stanford.edu·3 pts·csl·
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The psychology of learning

dept-info.labri.u-bordeaux.fr·4 pts·csl·
0

Take the Autism Quotient Test

wired.com·15 pts·csl·
30

Can't Change Your Leader? Change How You Follow

blogs.hbr.org·15 pts·csl·
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The Desiderata --- nice words to remember

mwkworks.com·2 pts·csl·
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Video of evolved virtual creatures (Karl Sims' genetic algorithms in Lisp from 1994)

archive.org·3 pts·csl·
1

There's plenty of room at the bottom

zyvex.com·31 pts·csl·
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