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Computing & Software
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Cyc
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Kelly Criterion
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Kateryna Yushchenko
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Ward Christensen
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_NSAKEY
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Dennis Ritchie
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CRDT: Conflict-free replicated data type
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Looped Square Or ⌘
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Yahoo Pipes
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Tell HN: Today I learned Epub is just HTML/CSS
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Rope (data structure)
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DRAKON
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Project Cybersyn
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PGP released its source code as a book to get around US export law
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“Bush Hid the Facts”
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Oberon Operating System
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Year 2038 problem
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Microsoft Comic Chat
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Grace Hopper
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I never realized how useful netcat is
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Better Portable Graphics
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Miller Columns
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Karatsuba Algorithm
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SoftICE
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Burrows–Wheeler Transform
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MSX-DOS
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Polytope Model
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VRML
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Reversible Computing
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Man or boy test
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Wang tile
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Flashsort
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Fork Bomb
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Mach kernel
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Lambda Cube
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WikiWikiWeb
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Ralf Brown's Interrupt List
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Morris worm
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Yoda conditions
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Antiobjects
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Project Xanadu
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The Amiga Smart File System
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Zero one infinity rule
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C Minus Minus
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Koomey's law
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Constraint Programming
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Fourth-generation programming language
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Amdahl's Law
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Langton's ant
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Chesapeake Bay Impact Crater
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BonziBuddy
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Cowsay
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Soundex – a phonetic algorithm for indexing names by sound
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txet lanoitcerid-iB
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Stack-Oriented Programming
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Sensorvault
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Heisenbug
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Piet is a programming language, whose programs look like abstract art.
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KaiOS
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Two Generals' Problem
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Mojibake
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Base58
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SIMH
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Overlapping markup
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AT&T Hobbit
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Father of the moderm tiling WMs proposed for deletion in Wikipedia.
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Cyclomatic complexity
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Neuroevolution of augmenting topologies
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Aspect-oriented programming
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Tiresias typeface
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NeWS – Network Extensible Window System
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DeCSS Haiku
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Comparison of X Window Managers
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SNOBOL
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Cybernetic Culture Research Unit
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Coherent OS
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FRACTRAN
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Go! -- the non-Google programming language by Keith Clark and Francis McCabe.
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Law of Demeter
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MISRA C
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Hashlife
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Accumulo: NSA's Apache-licensed BigTable-based key-value store
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SHA-3 NIST announcement controversy
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Higher-order abstract syntax
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Damm algorithm
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Possible citogenesis concerning whether MtGox ever hosted an MtG trading site
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Evercookie
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BRL-CAD
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PL/0
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Shoelace formula
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IBM System/360 Model 67
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Phantom OS, a Russian OS where “everything is an object”
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Michigan Terminal System
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.DS_Store
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Scunthorpe Problem
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M4 (computer language)
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Expect – automates programs that expose a text terminal interface
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One instruction set computer
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Node.js wikipedia entry marked for deletion for not being notable
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The Telescript programming language
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Karnaugh map
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Sabre (computer system)
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Turing Tarpit
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Homotopy Type Theory
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Gray Goo
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Sharp X68000
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WTFPL
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Utau – a Japanese singing synthesizer application
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Machine Identification Code
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Pieter Hintjens
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Digital physics
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Wikipedia list of algorithms
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Program slicing
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Schönhage–Strassen Algorithm
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GObject
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Full employment theorem
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Top 500 supercomputers by processor family
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Modelica
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Bremermann's limit
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Williams tube – cathode ray tube used as computer memory
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The Occam programming language
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Ant Colony Optimization Algorithms
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Project Cybersyn: real-time computer control of a planned economy (1970-1973)
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Rocky Mountain Basic
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Warren Abstract Machine
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Toom–Cook multiplication
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Merkle Tree
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HAKMEM
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N8VEM – Homebrew Computing Project
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Lehmer sieve
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Microsoft Creative Writer (1993)
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Iloveyou
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Five Minute Rule
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A*
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Time formatting and storage bugs
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LOLCODE
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Everything is a file
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P versus NP
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Nothing-up-my-sleeve number
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The Skip list
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Help wanted: Seasoned wikipedia editors to write a proper article about Fravia
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Finnix
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CipherSaber - A 'political' encryption cipher
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PhotoDNA
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SCOOP: Simple Concurrent Object Oriented Programming
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Arachne: a self-contained graphical web browser for DOS and Linux
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Malbolge (programming language)
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Blinkenlights
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CAR and CDR
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Grey goo
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Soar (cognitive architecture)
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HAL/S Syntax
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86-DOS
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Zero to the Power of Zero
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Object Oriented Role Analysis and Modeling
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Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License
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Amoeba (operating system)
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BBCode
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Dhrystone
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Floyd–Hoare logic
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Plan9 – A Distributed Operating System
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PGPfone (1995)
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Interactive EasyFlow
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Alan Kay turns 80 today! Happy Birthday!
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The Lucid programming language
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Greenspun's Tenth Rule of Programming
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IBM Common User Access
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Mary Kenneth Keller
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Mozilla made $436M from search deals in 2018
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X Window System: Principles
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Note G
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OpenSSI is an open-source single-system image clustering system
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Knapsack problem
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Cluster (spacecraft)
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Minimalism (computing)
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Hugin: open source panoramic photo stitching and HDR merging
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Captive portal
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Macintosh Common Lisp
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OpenDoc
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Surface-conduction electron-emitter display
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Ousterhout's Dichotomy
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Nagle's Algorithm
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Proxmox
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Weissman Score
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Comparison of parser generators
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Linux Router Project
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Wim Taymans
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ArcaOS
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Compound File Binary Format
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Graffiti (Palm OS)
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Linda coordination language
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SCO–Linux disputes
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Tab-separated values
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Christmas Tree EXEC
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One Laptop per Child
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Codd's cellular automaton
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rwall Incident (1987)
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Waterfox browser
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Schwartzian Transform
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The Whitespace programming language
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Icon (programming language)
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Circle-Ellipse Problem
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Dancing Links (A very useful hack by Knuth)
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Non-blocking synchronization
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Bozo Bit
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Unix philosophy
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Homoiconicity
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ACT-R: A cognitive architecture
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