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And the Nintendo Wii can tell us why. First, let’s back up a bit and describe how the market for gasoline works. Gasoline is a commodity (gasoline from Shell is effectively the same as gasoline from Exxon), and everyone knows the price (due to those giant signs on the side of the road). This means [...]
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Finding a beautiful and simple equation for something in the natural world is fascinating to me – it’s... Read More »
After some minor setbacks, gmilburn.ca is live! Not much to look at presently, but I’ve moved my Homebrew... Read More »
This is a personal pet peeve of mine. In an age where free trade between Canada and the United States is taken... Read More »
My three dimensional unfolding of the quaternion Julia sets finally finished rendering. Read More »
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