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Télémédecine: les États-Unis et l’Ontario en avance sur le Québec

Posted on 2019/12/31 by Carl Robitaille

Télémédecine: les États-Unis et l’Ontario en avance sur le Québec

Posted in médecine, politique canadienne | Leave a reply

The millennial “baby blip” is now over

Posted on 2019/12/30 by Carl Robitaille

The millennial “baby blip” is now over

Posted in histoire, sociologie | Leave a reply

Why It’s Already 2020

Posted on 2019/12/30 by Carl Robitaille

Posted in internet, inusité, programmation | Leave a reply

Why We Should Put Rockets On the Moon

Posted on 2019/12/30 by Carl Robitaille

Posted in exploration spaciale, mathématiques, physique | Leave a reply

Titanic Losses

Posted on 2019/12/30 by Carl Robitaille

Titanic Losses

Posted in histoire, sociologie, transports | Leave a reply

Free and Open-Source Textbooks

Posted on 2019/12/30 by Carl Robitaille

Free and Open-Source Textbooks

Calculus, Differential Equations, Discrete Mathematics, Introduction to Proof, Linear Algebra, Combinatorics, Abstract Algebra, Real Analysis, Computing & Programming.

Posted in mathématiques | Leave a reply

Turing Tumble

Posted on 2019/12/30 by Carl Robitaille

"This gadget might be fun enough on its own for the sufficiently nerdy…it's a crash course in basic computing logic that's simple enough a kid can pick it up, and complex enough that a computer programmer might find a challenge." –Popular Mech. Visit: https://t.co/IsrJjurfnY pic.twitter.com/PlI6DSWggD
— Upper Story ~ Endless Curiosity (@UpperStoryCo) October 15, 2019