Book of Revelation

Emission spectrum

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= IEEE
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Isotope of hydrogen

Iteration

Magnetic moment

Polish letter

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= RDBMS
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Relational database management system

Return to Forever album

Ribosomal RNA

String-sorting algorithm

Fission weapon

Hashcash

Open source advocacy entity

Transpose

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https://youtu.be/Ca7c5B7Js18?t=803 compares <Lagrangian mechanics> equation vs the direct x/y coordinate equation.


Two-body problem

Writing system

Matrix decomposition

Orthogonality

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= Python
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Examples under \a[python].

<Ciro Santilli's wife> was studying a bit of basic Python for some job interviews, when she noticed:
> Wow, `in` is so powerful! You can do `for x in list`, `for x in dict` and `if x in dict` all with that single word!
Damn right, girl, damn right.

Ciro remembers hearing about <Python> online briefly. It seemed like a distant thing from the <Java>/<C (programming language)> dominated (and outdated) university courses. Then some teaching assistant mentioned during some course when Ciro was at <École Polytechnique> that Python was a great integration tool. That sounded cool.

Then finally, <when the École Polytechnique mathematics department didn't let Ciro Santilli do his internship of choice due to grades> and Ciro was at an useless last moment backup internship, he learned more Python instead of doing his internship job, and was hooked.


Python

Python (programming language)

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