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- Ludwig Wittgenstein [2] 5.101
- Bertrand Russell [7]
- zero recursion iteration
- Ralph Bunche
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- astrolabe outrigger hourglass
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- Portal:History of science [25]
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- C (programming language) [32] [29]
- Image:Sulawesi.jpg used in the News on Main page 12:48, 2 January 2007 (UTC)
- DNA [33]
- Taiwanese aborigines [34]
- Little red dot - I created the image before the article, innocent of its history!
- Wikipedia Five Pillars I started the 5 icons
- Portal:Contents/Categorical index I worked on the first versions of Browse by Category
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Notes
- ^ Heath (1897) The works of Archimedes
- ^ Eratosthenes 240 BCE, Size of earth
- ^ Peirce bibliography
- ^ Poincaré science & method
- ^ Boole mactutor
- ^ Lukasiewicz 3-valued logic 0, 1.2, 1
- ^ Bertrand Russell, essays
- ^ Lincoln, 1862 message to Congress
- ^ Jefferson, notes on Virginia
- ^ Enrique
- ^ Two new sciences
- ^ 4 idols
- ^ Oxford calculators
- ^ newton's method [[]]
- ^ [ http://www.ifi.unicamp.br/~assis/Electricity.pdf priestly, other experiments
- ^ [ chemical history of a candle]
- ^ The power of electrostatic concepts, by themselves]
- ^ Natural philosophy of cause and chance]
- ^ the topicalizer]
- ^ keep it simple]
- ^ init, fork, wait for all child processes to die]
- ^ halting problem]
- ^ wait for it]
- ^ the last question]
- ^ 1054]
- ^ HAC rescues Perkin-Elmer]
- ^ HAC ion engine]
- ^ HAC surveyor moon dust depth]
- ^ Vista was first coded in C#, MS fell back to C++
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