Litsy

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Interesting recipes, especially the ones on threading, Makes you realize using Go is way better than dealing with Python's way of handling multiple threads.

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Beyond the Screen: An Introduction to VR and AR | AJ Cameron

This book is free on Kindle Unlimited or only £0.99 / $0.99 to buy. Also available as an audiobook on Audible.

Amazon link: https://mybook.to/vrar

#kindleunlimited #kindlebook #kindle #ebook #tech #nonfiction #computing #technology #vr #ar #virtualreality #augmentedreality #metaverse #vrgaming #vrentertainment

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edca3899

Python Pocket Reference: Python in Your Pocket | Mark Lutz

A quick refresher for what you've learnt on Python.

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Susanita

The Tetris Effect: The Game that Hypnotized the World | Dan Ackerman

1. Refrigerator Tetris
2. (Books), cats, and baseball
3. Crafting, lunches with the girls, social media
#wondrouswednesday

Eggs

Eggs #1 😂😂 Thank You for playing! 4mo

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Robotswithpersonality

Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage: The (Mostly) True Story of the First Computer | Sydney Padua

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What a wonderful experience. Extraordinary art, the mix of incredible detail and adorable cartooniness which itself is a reflection of the text, the amount of facts packed in, sprinkled amongst such playful humour. 1/?

Robotswithpersonality Probably the first time I didn't wish something graphic novel-like was done up in full colour, as the setting is a specific (alternate?) historical time period, the somewhat non-fiction-minded nature of the work, the intricate shading and depth in the backgrounds reads better in black and white. 2/? 4mo

Robotswithpersonality I had to rely on exposition and footnotes to figure out the significance of many of them, but I appreciated how many historical figures the author-artist managed to pack into this 'pocket universe'. She also managed to sneak a lot of knowledge and history into those footnotes/end notes. Why couldn't more school text books take this tack? I'll admit to my own biases, I was more drawn to the footnotes on the history than the mathematics. 3/? 4mo

Robotswithpersonality I love that even the footnotes may be played with the so that images basically barge in, obscure, obliterate or reshape them.
Major respect for the commitment to seeking out primary source material. Speaking of which, the incredibly sweet epilogue is hiding AFTER the two appendices sections, don't miss it! 4/4 4mo

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