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421. Megastudy scepticism 422. A regular expression to check for prime numbers 423. Mathematically Correct Breakfast: Cut a bagel into two linked halves; Cut a bagel into a trefoil knot, two ways 424. So You Want to Study Mathematics… 425. A collection of pure bash alternatives to external processes 426. The White Darkness: A Journey […]

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301. A critical behavioural economics and behavioural science reading list 302. Calculus Made Easy 303. The Complete, Untold History of Halo 304. How Long Does It Take Ordinary People To “Get Good” At Chess? 305. Focus groups: what are they for? 306. The Onion: 20 Years Later 307. Why skyscrapers are so short 308. 40 […]

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