William Kane

Computer Programmer

Qualified in
C#
Java

but enjoy working in C most. It's the biz.

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Great interviews. Stephen Benedict on film maker Fritz Lang.

https://t.co/R7htj6cPVQ

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[Queens Public Library @QPLNYC]

Queens Public Library is providing FREE lunches for kids and teens!
You don't need to register—just come to one of our participating QPL branches from 1PM-2PM, Monday through Friday.
Learn More about #FreeSummerMeals.
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@irelandsown1902 A super four page article on The National Anthem and its enduring popularity. Thank you.

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Wirecard documentary on Sky Documentary channel, Friday 5 June at 1 am. Still on player for a few more days. Shows German regulation of financial services in operation.

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

Alan Turing took up long-distance running seriously after the war and nearly made the 1948 British Olympic marathon team (finished 5th at trials).

When asked why he trained so hard he said: "I have such a stressful job that the only way I can get it out of my mind is by running hard"

His marathon PR was 2:46:03

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RIP Gene Hackman

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looks like you are in ... dire straits

[Janet Horvath @playinglesshurt]

Good morning. Can you read this? #music

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@fermatslibrary ideas for solutions for an oil crisis?

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@ZoeConwayfiddle It might not look good if she gets top marks. Better she studies someone else. That way she covers herself if she does really really well. Ever wondered why competitions have rules to exclude employees of those who are employed by their runners?

[Ireland's Own @irelandsown1902]

As the clock winds down on their time performing as ‘The Fureys’, Eddie and George Furey say a fond farewell to Ireland’s Own readers, and share some of their special memories from a wonderful music career.

In shops now or subscribe at https://t.co/RSbcj6Urhj

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Cost of war.

[Math Files @Math_files]

Inspired by poker, John von Neumann developed the idea of bluffing in a mathematical way.

This work led to the birth of game theory, the study of strategic decision-making between rational players.

Today, game theory is widely used in economics, political science, philosophy, and computer science.

Von Neumann realized that probability alone cannot fully explain games like poker because players also choose strategies.

In zero-sum games, he showed that players can adopt strategies that minimize their possible losses.

He first presented these ideas in 1928 and later expanded them in the famous 1944 book Theory of Games and Economic Behavior, written with economist Oskar Morgenstern.

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@MarshsLibrary Looks like Joan Moynihan is a bon vivant? Even Swift's colleagues could not lay out a place setting like that?

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Best Bond ever. A prediction of solar power 50 years before its time.

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[Pianist magazine @pianistmagazine]

While his baptismal certificate says February 22, Chopin himself (and his family) always maintained he was born today, 1st March.

What do you think? Are you Team 22nd Feb or Team 1st March? Let us know in the comments! 👇

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@IgorKrutoy
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What do you think?

[Pianist magazine @pianistmagazine]

While his baptismal certificate says February 22, Chopin himself (and his family) always maintained he was born today, 1st March.

What do you think? Are you Team 22nd Feb or Team 1st March? Let us know in the comments! 👇

[Wexford Libraries @wexlibraries]

How they made your favourite book stand out: An illustrated talk on book cover art with Emma Byrne of O'Brien Press. Suitable for adults, including readers, designers, artists, writers & book lovers. Sat Feb 28 2026, 4pm - 5pm. #Gorey Library Y25 WK37

#IrelandReads #Wexford

[Math Files @Math_files]

69 is the coolest number in this universe.

This is because if you were to take 69 squared, which is 4761, and 69 cubed, which is 328509, it uses all digits from 0 to 9 only once.

Out of all the numbers to ever exist in this universe, it is the only number that does this.

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@Math_files What is the worst letter of recommendation ever?

[Ireland's Own @irelandsown1902]

Cornelius Clarke continues his series on Supernatural Writers of Ireland, this week featuring Antrim’s Charlotte Riddell, author of 1882’s ‘Weird Tales’.