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The cpmulator is a CP/M emulator written in golang by the author to run CP/M binaries. It can run various well-known CP/M programs like Aztec C-Compiler, Borland’s Turbo Pascal, and early Infocom games like Zork 1, 2, & 3. However, it lacks disk-based access features. The emulator is not fully portable as it works on […]
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The author admits to being addicted to Scrabble, playing countless games daily against an expert bot. Scrabble isn’t about words, but strategy and memorization, with addicts excelling due to their obsession. A defeated writer joins the New York Scrabble Club, unsure of his skill level, but surprised to find acceptance and kindness among seasoned players. […]
In the latest edition of our Lost in Space-Time newsletter, physicist Sarah Hart explores the intriguing mathematical significance of light reflecting off the round rim of a coffee cup. The artist Paul Klee’s famous quote about drawing is referenced, sparking curiosity about what happens when we push the boundaries of mathematical concepts. You can sign […]
The author developed the Browser package in Go to identify browsers, devices, platforms, and bots making requests to applications. The package offers accurate and reliable regex-based matchers that are regularly updated and tested against a large user-agent database. It integrates easily into applications without adding overhead and has various use cases like analytics, content optimization, […]
Mathematicians and the Selection Task study compared the performance of mathematics undergraduates, mathematics staff, and history undergraduates on a logical problem. Surprisingly, less than a third of students and less than half of staff answered correctly. The results revealed that mathematicians made different mistakes than expected. The study challenges the assumption that logic plays a […]
Gabriel L. Somlo aims to create a Free/OpenSource computer system using fully available HDL and Software sources. The system is built on an FPGA to ensure trustworthiness and security against Privilege Escalation hardware backdoors. By using Free/OpenSource tools, he reduces the attack surface during fabrication and focuses on auditable sources for a trustworthy final product. […]
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The author recounts the thrilling experience of hosting an epic game of Capture the Flag at a local park after being inspired by a YouTube video. With meticulous planning and strategic game design, the event attracted a group of 31 friends who engaged in intense gameplay. Surprisingly, defensive strategies prevailed over offensive tactics, highlighting the […]
This web content provides a set of notes for learning calculus using the Julia programming language, known for its easy-to-learn syntax. The notes follow the Harvard style rule of four, incorporating graphical, numerical, algebraic, and verbal components in teaching calculus. The content focuses on using Julia for graphical and numerical illustrations, while integrating computer algebra […]
Robyn and Rand Miller, brothers and creators of Myst, had humble beginnings in 1993, only to see their game become a massive hit. They chose to fund the sequel, Riven, themselves, delaying its release and refusing to rush the creative process. While Riven was successful, it didn’t quite reach the same level as Myst. The […]