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Mysterious Pants

It's an adventure, 314!

  • 2019

  • Mar 27
     Level up your Crate

  • 2018

  • Sep 01
     Headfirst into Rust - Throttle and Mutability

  • Jun 06
     Headfirst into Rust - Building a Throttle

  • 2016

  • Aug 31
     Let's Encrypt on Nginx Setup

  • Jul 18
     Deploying Elixir/Phoenix

  • Mar 18
     How to Survive an Election Year

  • 2014

  • Sep 15
     Pyramid on the Edge of Forever

  • Jul 14
     Region between Polar Curves

  • Jul 03
     Computational Re-expression of Simpson's Rule

  • Feb 28
     Is maths being taught incorrectly?

  • 2013

  • Dec 12
     Limit of Impossibility

  • Nov 25
     Euler's Formula, or a Study in Cool

  • Oct 28
     Simplify the Expression

  • Oct 23
     Ceci n'est pas un pipe

  • Oct 21
     Integral of the Inverse Tangent

  • Oct 04
     Finding a Spring Constant

  • 2012

  • Dec 04
     The Case of the Leaky Pool

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“It seems that perfection is attained not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more to remove.” Antoine de Saint Exupéry. Terre des Hommes, Ch. III L'Avion (pp. 60). 1939.

“If in other sciences we should arrive at certainty without doubt and truth without error, it behooves us to place the foundations of knowledge in mathematics.” Roger Bacon. Opus Majus, Book 1, Chapter 4. 1267.