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    Scientific Feast (Propositions, Ideas, Realizations – P I R ) — Part Two
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    Scientific Feast (Propositions, Ideas, Realizations – P I R ) — Part Two
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    Scientific Feast (Propositions, Ideas, Realizations – P I R ) — Part Two

    By Chris Myrski

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    About this ebook

    This is a common folder with papers, in which are expressed all kinds of my scientific and popular ideas, which are divided for the moment in 3 parts. The initials PIR are my invention, because in Russian, this as word means feast. In the 1st of them are etymological and similar questions (that are pretty specialized), in the 2nd are programmer ideas and realizations plus a kind of guidebook for other PIR ideas outside this folder, and in the 3rd are some ideas for the society (about law and justice, with mathematical calculations), businesses and banks, and about new calendar. |
    Now what is here. |
    Computer Program For Splitting Of Words Of Different Languages [a realized by me long ago DOS program] |
    Computer Program For Compressing Of Files Of Different Type [also realized DOS program and quite unorthodox] |
    Ideas About Browsers Searching In The Internet [this time only ideas] |
    What Other PIR Ideas Are There Outside The PIR? [a kind of guidebook for my various PIR ideas] |
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 12, 2018
    ISBN9781387807796
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