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Large Hadron Collider restart is underwaybbc.com
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Can you win at anything if you practise hard enough?bbc.com
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The Rationale Behind Soaring App Development Pricestechcrunch.com
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Tales from the Trenches: I was SWATedblog.randi.io
I'm writing this statement after 2 hours of sleep. Forgive me if I'm a little incoherent in places. First, the timeline of events: Last night, around 10:20 PM, I received a knock at my front door. ... - duoco.de
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Creating a PHP extension in Rust • Jared McFarlandjaredonline.svbtle.com
UPDATE: A few hours after posting the initial draft of this I realized my PHP benchmark was broken. I’ve since updated the PHP and Rust versions to be more fair. You can see the changes in the GitHub repo (link at the bottom). Last October I had a... |... -
The Quest to Push a Human-Powered Bike to 90 MPH | WIREDwired.com
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S Abbas Raza – My week-long fastaeon.co
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littleBits: DIY Electronics For Prototyping and Learninglittlebits.cc
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Lego Computertotalgeekdom.com
Lego + Computer = Lego Computer It seems straight forward enough - not a new concept by any means. But more often than not, it's the most common request I receive: to build a Lego…