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Calculus Made Easy is an HTML edition of Silvanus P. Thompson's book on calculus, originally published in 1910. The site offers a table of contents covering differentiation and integration topics, and notes the text is based on the Project Gutenberg PDF version converted to HTML by hand.
California Magazine is published by the Cal Alumni Association and covers topics including business, culture, education, health, science and technology, sports, and politics. It also produces The Edge podcast and accepts sponsorship support.
The Canadian Institute for Health Information's access data and reports page is a portal for browsing health system data. It links to recently released indicators on topics such as hospital harm, in-hospital mortality and average length of stay, and offers browsing by topic to find reports, data tables and other resources.
CanWIN is the data centre for the Centre for Earth Observation Science at the University of Manitoba. The repository holds datasets, projects and publications on watershed, freshwater, marine and atmospheric topics, searchable by theme or map, and supports data discovery, submission and download.
Carbon Brief is a climate and energy news site publishing analysis, explainers, factchecks, interviews and databases on climate science and policy. Its sections cover topics such as oil and gas, IPCC negotiations and biodiversity summits, and it offers newsletters, including a Daily Briefing.
Carrot2 is a search results clustering engine. It organizes web search results into distinct topics to provide users with an instant overview of available content, enabling faster location of desired information.
The CD3WD Project is a non-profit initiative founded in 2003 that provides free access to a repository of over 900 technical documents focused on sustainable development topics. It originally distributed content on CDs, later expanding to DVDs, USB flash drives, and a comprehensive online archive to support development efforts in developing countries.
CensorBib is an archive of selected academic research papers on Internet censorship. It aggregates peer-reviewed work on the topic, accepts community pull requests to add missing papers, and many listed papers are used in associated community reading groups.
The Center for Demography of Health and Aging is a research center at the University of Wisconsin–Madison founded in 1999 with funding from the National Institute on Aging. It is one of sixteen NIA-funded demography of aging centers, and integrates research, training, and teaching to advance understanding of aging-related topics.
cheat.sh is a cheat sheet resource available on GitHub. It provides quick reference information and includes a command-line client named cht.sh. The project aims to offer concise documentation for various commands and programming topics.
The Basics of General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry is an open textbook covering chemistry, matter and measurement, elements and the periodic table, bonding, chemical reactions, quantities, energy, and organic chemistry topics.
Chiba University is a Japanese national university whose official website presents information on its faculties and graduate schools, education and research activities, admissions and student life. Its international pages cover Japanese language education and support for international students and researchers. Research news items describe studies on topics such as nickel catalysts, fungal bloodstream infections and event cameras.
A personal blog about AI system design and bringing AI into production. Posts cover topics including generative AI applications, agents, multimodal models, LLM research challenges, model routing, generation configurations, and machine learning systems.
Web search service for locating pages, resources and topic-specific results.
CodeAnalogies is a series of tutorials that explain CSS and JavaScript topics with visual guides, analogies and diagrams. Its lessons cover basic web development concepts, and tutorials are described as including a high-level analogy to a real-world concept, diagrams, and examples using actual code.
Codeguage is an educational platform offering mini courses for self-taught developers, covering topics such as sequences, JavaScript, browser APIs, math foundations, programming, and computer science. Each mini course limits chapters to around 8 to 13, with each chapter at most 850 words. A premium subscription, priced at $39 per month, provides access to all mini courses, workshops, and progress tracking.
The Colac Herald is the newspaper for Colac and district, produced by a team in Colac. It carries local news, sport and advertising, and its website lists articles on local topics. The outlet also offers lifestyle feature advertising packages.
Colah's Blog hosts essays and notes on neural networks and interpretability, including sections on Transformer Circuits, Multimodal Neurons, and general neural network topics such as manifolds, topology, and representations. It also includes rough notes and personal writing.
Colonial Film Database is a website holding detailed information on over 6000 films showing images of life in the British colonies. Over 150 films are available for viewing online, and films can be searched or browsed by country, date, topic, or keyword. Over 350 important films include critical notes by an academic research team.
CoMaps is a navigation app and community-led fork of Organic Maps, maintained in a Codeberg code repository. The repository hosts the app's main source code and lists offline map navigation and routing among its topics. The project is described as noncommercial and nonprofit.
Commodore Software is a resource dedicated to Commodore 64 and 128 systems. It hosts applications, utilities and tools for these platforms, includes categorized software lists, a searchable file database, news, and resources for GEOS, printer drivers, REU compatibility and other Commodore-specific topics.
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A website presenting images and information from a collection of preserved, sectioned and stained mammalian brains. It offers brain photographs covering over 100 mammal species across more than 20 orders, plus stained sections from various animals, and discusses brain evolution and related brain science topics.
A site dedicated to Unicode and related topics, including characters, glyphs and internationalization. It provides reference pages on IANA character sets, Unicode planes, blocks, character categories, bidirectional and combining classes, decomposition mappings, mirrored characters, scripts and HTML entities.
