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feeds | grep links > Lego Turing Machine, HD 3D Printing, Evolving Music from Noise, and More

A Turing Machine Built With Lego, And a Place To Put It, Slashdot
TI brings HD to 3-D printing, cdn.eetimes.com
DarwinTunes ‘Evolves’ Music From Noise, Wired Science at Wired.com
Canonical launches Ubuntu App Showdown, The H Open: News and Features
Falsehoods programmers believe about time – riff on the malleability of computer time, Boing Boing
Experiments hint at a new type of electronics: valleytronics, Ars Technica

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By Thomas Gideon – June 19, 2012

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ConFigures says

That valleytronics stuff looks interesting.

June 21, 2012, 1:01 am Reply

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