The Square Root of 3

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The Square Root of 5

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The Square Root of 10

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The Number "e"

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Away in a Manger

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The Square Root of 4 to a Million Places

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Delia's Gone

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The Square Root of 2

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After Two Nights of the Ear-ache

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Autumn Anthem

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Capitalistic Musings

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Ain' No Mo' Cane on De Brazis

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Battle Hymn of the Republic

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The First Book of Factoids

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The Suffering of Being Kafka

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Issues in Population and Bioethics

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Memoirs of the Union's Three Great Civil War Generals

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Narcissism Book of Quotes A Selection of Quotes from the Collective Wisdom of over 12,000 Individual Discussions

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Facts and Fictions in The Securities Industry

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Wake (First 25,000 words)

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TrendSiters Digital Content and Web Technologies

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The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology

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The Conundrums of Psychology

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Macedonia: A Nation at a Crossroads

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Infant's Cabinet of Birds & Beasts

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Denslow's Three Bears

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The First 100,000 Prime Numbers

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Abuse, Torture, and Trauma and their Consequences and Effects

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String Quartet No. 16 in F major Opus 135

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We Wish You a Merry Christmas

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After Dinner Toast at Little Menlo

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Podcast Ep. #16 – Max Haot and Launcher’s Ten-year Journey to Deliver Small Satellites to Orbit: On this episode I am speaking to Max Haot, who is the founder of Launcher, a rocket startup based out of Brooklyn, NY. Launcher was founded in early 2017 and is on a ten-year journey to deliver small satellites to orbit. More specifically,

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?️ThursdAI - Jul 27: SDXL1.0, Superconductors? StackOverflowAI and Frontier Model Forum

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#037: Zero to Hero Network Automation Journey with Anthony House and Christian Bray, Part 1: Hello and welcome to Network Automation Nerds podcast.  Today on the show, we will talk to Anthony and Christian about going from completely manual network operation to robust, usable, and practical network automation in 2 short years. Why is this relevant to you? Because they have a relatively simple formula that can be reused by other organizations, large and small.  In part 1 of the talk, we will focus on their background and the context in which the network is operated in. The initial exploratory phase and the first big project Anthony and Christian worked on.  I am super excited to have Anthony and Christian on the show. Let’s dive right in! Anthony’s blog: https://campusnetworkengineering.com Nornir Deep Dive: https://theworldsgonemad.net/2021/nornir-tasks/ Nautobot: https://docs.nautobot.com/projects/core/en/stable/ Nautobot Golden Configuration App: https://github.com/nautobot/nautobot-

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Cloud Abuse with Swati Kulshreshth and Emeka Okonkwo: Swati Kulshreshth and Emeka Okonkwo join us today to give us an overview of what the Google Cloud Abuse team, how it can impact you, and in what ways it protects everyone: including you!

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What we have learned about K8s and Open-source when building Keptn: Keptn is now a CNCF sandbox project bringing a new event-driven approach to continuous delivery and operations. While many are just hearing about Keptn the first time, it is interesting to learn more about how it started, which challenges the team ran...

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? ThursdAI - Feb 15, 2024 - OpenAI changes the Video Game, Google changes the Context game, and other AI news from past week

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Potluck - Is Angular good? × Stencil.js × Self XSS × SVGs in React × Social Platforms for Devs × Project Handoff × Cleaning Knives × More!: It’s another potluck! In this episode, Scott and Wes answer your questions about getting your first web dev job, what makes a software engineer senior, handing off projects to clients, Angular vs React, the best social platforms for devs, and more!...

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Inspire and Educate through Open-Source Hardware Products with Lukas Henkel: Lukas Henkel, our guest in this episode was already into electronic engineering at age 10. He will share with us what made him interested in designing electronics, some details about the development of his Open-source laptop project, and will even gi...

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#038: Zero to Hero Network Automation Journey with Anthony House and Christian Bray, Part 2: Hello and welcome to Network Automation Nerds podcast.  Today on the show, we will continue our conversation with Anthony and Christian about going from completely manual network operation to robust, usable, and practical network automation in 2 short years. Why is this relevant to you? Because they have a relatively simple formula that can be reused by other organizations, large and small.  In part 2 of the talk, we will focus on the second phase of their operations and the second big project they worked on. They will also share the lessons learned, differences in the architecture, and looking ahead to what is next.  I am super excited to have Anthony and Christian on the show again. Let’s dive right in! Anthony’s blog: https://campusnetworkengineering.com Nornir Deep Dive: https://theworldsgonemad.net/2021/nornir-tasks/ Nautobot: https://docs.nautobot.com/projects/core/en/stable/ Nautobot Gol

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HRWB041-Digilent Analog Discovery II: Kaitlyn Franz, Digilent Instrumentation Product Manager

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The Cloudcast #263 - Monitoring Containers with Prometheus: Brian talks with Julius Volz (@juliusvolz; Co-Creator of Prometheus) about Project Prometheus, the challenges of monitoring containers, working within the CNCF and where the project will expand.<br /> <br /> <b>Show Links:</b><br /> <ul> <li>Get a<...

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Prometheus with Julius Volz: It’s all about open source monitoring this week, as Prometheus Co-Founder Julius Volz, joins your co-hosts Francesc and Mark to talk all about Prometheus

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Episode 35: Testnets with Ethan from Tendermint: In this episode, we sit down with Ethan (Bucky) Buchman, co-founder & CTO of Tendermint, to talk about testnets. We look into what they are, what purpose they serve and cover examples from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cosmos and Polkadot.

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GitHub Actions and the DevOps Lifecycle

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OpenSauced with Brian Douglas

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Episode 207: Journey Through the Cosmos Ecosystem with Billy Rennekamp: This week, Anna chats with Billy Rennekamp about the Cosmos Hub ecosystem, ICF and some of the latest innovations he is watching. They discuss his early experiments with NFTs that led to the Clovers Network and his move into the Cosmos ecosystem. Through this, they cover how the space has evolved and the game changing potential of the IBC paradigm. Billy explains how the Cosmos Hub aims to support innovative modular development and shares the latest research into Interchain security, bridges, governance and much more.

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Episode 237: Exploring ZK Research with Jens Groth: In this week’s episode, Anna and Kobi chat with guest Jens Groth, Director of Research at DFINITY and previously professor at Department of Computer Science, UCL. Jens Groth is a leading ZK researcher and is behind a number of advances in the field of ZK in the last few years such as the popular proving system Groth16. The conversation covers his earlier career, the cryptographic problems he tackled in his research, how he solved these, the results of this work as well as his move from research into industry and what he works on today.

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ThursdAI Aug 3 - OpenAI, Qwen 7B beats LLaMa, Orca is replicated, and more AI news

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Android Developers Backstage: Episode 12: The Jake Show: In a startling and electrifying break with ancient tradition (born of laziness rather than policy), Tor and Chet are joined in this podcast by external developer (i.e., non-Googler) Jake Wharton. Jake has worked on and with many important Android open sou

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SN 968: A Cautionary Tale - XZ Outbreak, AT&T Data Breach: XZ Outbreak, AT&T Data Breach

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[Spotify VIDEO] Machine Translation: To MT or Not to MT?

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Machine Translation: To MT or Not To MT

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? ThursdAI Oct-26, Jina Embeddings SOTA, Gradio-Lite, Copilot crossed 100M paid devs, and more AI news

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S2E11: Alyssa Wilk on HTTP/3, Including Google's Adoption, and Benefits and Challenges: Summary and full transcript -> https://www.getamb…

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23: Lessons about testing and TDD from Kent Beck: Discussion and audio clips from a previous interview with Kent Beck

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Episode 103 - *Bonus* Potential Permitted Development Right Changes

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Episode 77 - Open Source

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Tech’s Message Episode 239: Short Version: This week on the regular version of Tech’s Message: London will open electric scooter trials in June See press release https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2021/may/tfl-and-london-councils-announce-london-s-e-scooter-trial-will-begin-in-jun...

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Protecting GitHub’s 100M Developers | Jacob DePriest VP, Deputy CSO

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Episode 82: TEEs, SGX and the Graphene project: In this week's episode we chat with the guys behind the Graphene project, Chia-Che Tsai of Texas A&M University and Golem developer Lukasz Glen, about Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), Intel® Software Guard Extensions (Intel SGX), and the way the Graphene project aims to make it easier for devs to interact with these hardware enclaves.