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Mathematician, programmer and writer interested in the mysteries of the Universe, fascinated by the human mind, music and things that I don’t understand.
Mathematician, programmer and writer interested in the mysteries of the Universe, fascinated by the human mind, music and things that I don’t understand.
Send story drafts to submit@cantorsparadise.com
Send story drafts to submit@cantorsparadise.com
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I love to share. Sometimes.
I love to share. Sometimes.
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Stocktrader, entrepreneur & author. Writing for US/UK business magazines on financial analysis, geopolitics, and society. Focused on LSEG & global markets.
Stocktrader, entrepreneur & author. Writing for US/UK business magazines on financial analysis, geopolitics, and society. Focused on LSEG & global markets.
DevOps/Cloud engineer and a specialist in Scientific and High Performance Computing with a Phd in Computational and Theoretical Chemistry.
DevOps/Cloud engineer and a specialist in Scientific and High Performance Computing with a Phd in Computational and Theoretical Chemistry.
Professor Hewitt is an emeritus professor from MIT and Keio University IBM Japan Chair (1980–1981)
Professor Hewitt is an emeritus professor from MIT and Keio University IBM Japan Chair (1980–1981)
Spearheading public scholarship through meaningful 3D visualization and effective human-computer interaction at Emory University.
Spearheading public scholarship through meaningful 3D visualization and effective human-computer interaction at Emory University.