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The Book of the Month for March is La Nausée by Jean-Paul Sartre and the Track of the Month is the Third Movement of the String Quartet No. 16 in F major by Ludwig van Beethoven.

phidoc.net/book_of_the_month.h

phidoc.net/track_of_the_month.

Also, all the videos on the PHIDOC website have now been digitally enhanced using online cutting-edge AI. Subjectively, the improvement seems to be in the order of 35-55% depending on the source material.

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Czech Pirates call on government, EU to waive vaccine intellectual property rights - euractiv.com/section/politics/ patents are killing thousands of people every day

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On this day in Tech history. March 29th 1983 Radio Shack released the first portable computer in notebook form factor. It was know as “TRS-80 Model 100.” #TechHistory

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By our best estimates there is a 1 in 500 chance betelgeuse will go supernova in my life time. I really hope I beat the odds on this one!

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RT @NanoRaptor
In the early days of personal computing, software was often distributed on 3.5" cassette tapes.

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At least once a day, presuming I do any sort of math, I mutter to myself "fucking Ramanujan".. that dude beats me to every good idea, and usually with an idea that is 1000x better than my own anyway... fucking Ramanujan.

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**Interesting fact of the day**: The speed of light has only been proven to be a constant speed **round trip**. Not the instantaneous speed of light nor the speed of light while heading in a single direction has ever been able to be proven as constant.

In other words, it has never been experimentally disproved that light doesn't, for example, preferentially travel at half the speed of light in one orientation, but instantaneous in another. In fact it may very well be impossible to test the one-way speed of light due to the very consequences of relativity itself.

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I am inspired today, once again, by the idea of duality and its fundemental role in our physical reality, from electrical duals, to quantum duals, to the round trip of light (earlier post) and so on...

The more time goes by and the more I think of the world as an expression of Duals (the formal term) the more I realize that duality itself may be the unifying property of the universe that all things emerge from.

I cant help but think that duality is a profound insight of the universe, but I havent quite connected the dots yet... All I know is everything we talk about seems to be only valid in duals and becomes unknowable when we try to seperate those duals in some way...

I am going to call it "The Iron Curtain of Duality"... but I feel like I need to invest time thinking about this, something is there.

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Well done to #Scotland to beat #France in the belated end to the #SixNations.

Congrats to #Wales for winning the championship.

#FraSco

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Here comes the threats ... Really demoralises folks like us who create free software 🙁

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