List of instruction set architectures

Innovative high school

Innovative university course

Finite dimensional

Immune response

Inflammation

Text-to-image generation

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Represents image <pixel> by pixel, rather than by mathematical primitives such as done in <vector graphics>:


Raster graphics

{tag=Good}
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Smaller files, scalable image size, and editability. Why would you use anything else for programmatically generated images?!?!


Vector graphics

List of image file formats

Image editor

IBM product

IBM Personal Computer

{tag=Display device}
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= Punch card
{synonym}

= Punchcard
{synonym}

Served as both input, output and <storage> system in the eary days!

\Video[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnnGbcM-H8c]
{title=1964 IBM 029 Keypunch Card Punching Demonstration by CuriousMarc (2014)}

\Video[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7jAOcc9kBU]
{title=Using Punch Cards by Bubbles Whiting (2016)}
{description=Interview at the <The Centre for Computing History>.}

\Video[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlUWg2nxCz0]
{title=Once Upon A Punched Card by <IBM> (1964)}
{description=Goes on and on a bit too long. But cool still.}


Punched card

Display device

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The <regular polytope>[non-regular] version of the <hypercube>.


Hyperrectangle

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= Binary file
{synonym}

The opposite of a <human-readable format>.


Binary data

{c}
{title2=1999}
{wiki}

In a way, Agilent represents the most grassroots electronics parts of <HP> from before they became overly invested in laptops and fell.

They spun out the electronics part as <Keysight> in 2014, becoming life science only.


Agilent Technologies

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

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Single <chemical element>, single phase (usually solid), but different 3D structures.

The prototypical examples are the <allotropes of carbon> such as <diamond> vs <graphite>.


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