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Wednesday, March 30, 2005
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I submitted a three-page article on programming in Python to a Finnish IT magazine. I have previously written a couple of articles on Python, but these were for university researchers. The new article was written for the novice programmer, but the text contains some advanced material also. I hope I was able to illustrate the power of Python. At least I managed to learn a couple of new things about Python while writing the article.
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MicroRNA Is a Big Topic in Bio: "Researchers are devoting considerable resources of late to microRNA, a tiny component of the human genome that can stifle the production of proteins. Scientists say the gene regulator could play a role in treating a range of diseases." [Wired News]
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Additional book reviews -- Comment()
I published here four new book reviews (in Finnish):
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Ming the Mechanic writes about Patented Mind Control: Via Kim, a list of U.S. government patents from Illuminati News. Patents for a variety of technologies obviously meant to control your behavior. The links go to the actual patent records with the Patent and Trademark Office.
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