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science
‘Mind blowing’: quantum computer untangles the mathematics of knots
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technology
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job & work
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technology
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technology
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gaming
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learning / science / space
Mathematician Who Bridged Algebra and the Quantum World Wins 2025 Abel Prize
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technology
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cool stuff
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job & work / work-life balance
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technology
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cool stuff
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entrepreneurship
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science
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science
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gaming
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apps
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education
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innovation
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technology
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