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  Edison His Life and Inventions

  Frank Lewis Dyer, Thomas...

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  Edison, His Life and Inventions. 1910
  
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  Practical Java Programming with...

  Alan S. Bluck

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  How to use ChatGPT to write fast validated Java code
  
  DESCRIPTION
  Embark on a Fascinating Journey into AI-Powered Software Development with ChatGPT.  This transformative book challenges the conventional speed of software development by showcasing a diverse array of inquiries directed at cutting-edge AI tools, including Ask AI, ChatGPT 3.5, Perplexity AI, Microsoft Bing Chatbot based on ChatGPT 4.0, and the Phed mobile app. 
  Diving deep into the integration of Java and ChatGPT, this book provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of their synergy in programming. Each carefully crafted question serves as a testament to ChatGPT's exceptional ability to swiftly generate Java programs. 
  The resulting code undergoes rigorous validation using the latest open-source Eclipse IDE and the Java language, empowering readers to craft efficient code in a fraction of the usual time. The journey doesn't end there—this book looks ahead to the promising future of ChatGPT, unveiling exciting potential enhancements planned by OpenAI. These innovations are poised to usher in even more formidable AI-driven capabilities for software development.
  
  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
  1. Getting Started with ChatGPT
  2. Java Programming – Best Practices as Stated by ChatGPT
  3. Developing Java Code for Utilizing the ChatGPT API
  4. Java Program for Using Binary Search
  5. Installation of the Latest Open-source Eclipse Java IDE
  6. ChatGPT Generated Java Code for Fourier Analysis
  7. ChatGPT Generated Java Code for the Fast Fourier Transform
  8. ChatGPT Generated Java Code for Indexing a Document
  9. ChatGPT-Generated Java Code for Saltikov Particle Distribution
  10. ChatGPT-Generated Java Code to Invert a Triangular Matrix
  11. ChatGPT Generated Java Code to Store a Document in the IBM FileNet System
  12. Conclusions and the Future of ChatGPT for Program Development
  13. Appendices for Additional Questions
  Index

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  The One Of Hearts

  Michael Mathiesen

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  When I look around at the world, I see events that are strikingly obvious should not be happening.  There are so many crazy people, ideas, concepts and events going on right now all over the world at a time when we have to be rational and objective so that we can take ourselves out of the rush to extinction that all of these crazy people are sending us.I concluded we must, therefore, be in the Bizarro Universe.  I started to think about the events in my life that made it change from a perfectly 'Normal' life, to the one I am sharing with all of you and realized that somewhere along the line, probably when I lost the love of my life, through no fault of my own, that this was the turning point and it propelled me into this 'Bizarro Universe'.  The more I thought about it, the more the book you are about to read came into focus for me.  I had studied lots of Quantum Physics and Astronomy in my life, so I came up with this theory you are about to learn about here.The biggest piece of evidence, was when I realized that in a standard deck of playing cards there are no 'ONES'.  They all start from the 'TWOs".  Why is that?  I pondered and then realized that it's just exactly what you would expect in this Bizarre Universe, the NON RATIONAL ONE, the one we are all forced into by bad events in our lives.  This, of course, would mean that there is also another universe out there, where my twin and your twin are living in which everything is correct, happy and the planet is not threatened with Extinction because everyone is doing the right things to reduce their carbon footprint, reduce crime, reduce political unrest, social injustice, etc.This made me realize that there must be bridges between the 'Good Universe', the one we were all meant for,  This book is a roadmap for how to get back to your correct life in the opposite universe.

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  Helping Stop Hitler's Luftwaffe...

  Arthur McDonald

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  An RAF pilot recounts his vital role in the development of Britain’s WWII air defense system in this fascinating military memoir. 
   
  During the 1930s, the UK had no realistic defense against fast-flying bomber planes. That was before radar technology proved capable of detecting an aircraft before it even reached British soil. This was shown in dramatic fashion during the Biggin Hill Experiment, when a young Arthur McDonald led three biplanes—all directed by radar sets on the ground—to intercept incoming aircraft.  
   
  McDonald was told, “the whole future of this country depends on the results which you obtain.” His success led to a new military strategy focused on modern fighter planes using a newly developed radar network—all of which proved crucial during the Battle of Britain. For his work, McDonald received the Air Force Cross. 
   
  In this enlightening autobiography, Air Marshal Sir Arthur McDonald describes those early radar experiments as well his other innovation, the Duxford flare path, designed to be visible to landing aircraft but not to enemy attackers. McDonald went on to hold many senior posts in the RAF before retiring in 1962. But it his part in the development of Britain’s air defense at the most crucial time in its history for which he will always be remembered.

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  The Philadelphia State Hospital...

  John Paul Webster

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  This account of the infamous asylum is “an excellent record of greed and corruption, but it is also a powerful testimonial to compassion and kindness” (Hidden City). 
   
  The Quaker City and its hospitals were pioneers in the field of mental health. Yet by the end of the nineteenth century, its institutions were crowded and patients lived in shocking conditions. The mentally ill were quartered with the dangerously criminal. By 1906, the city had purchased a vast acreage of farmland incorporated into the city, and the Philadelphia Hospital dubbed its new venture Byberry City Farms. From the start, its history was riddled with corruption and committees, investigations and inquests, appropriations and abuse. Yet it is also a story of reform and redemption, of heroes and human dignity—many dedicated staff members did their best to help patients whose mental illnesses were little understood and were stigmatized by society. 
   
  “The closed hospital’s almost forgotten story intrigued him immediately and then became his passion . . . Webster tells the hospital’s 100-year story in a brisk, easy-to-read style, and the book is illustrated with 75 photographs from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Temple University Urban Archives, the Pennsylvania State Archives, the Athenaeum of Philadelphia, PhillyHistory.org and friends.” —Northeast Times 
   
   
   
  “Webster . . . wrote his book because of his fascination with an abandoned building he discovered in 2002. He wanted to tell the story of Byberry, one he believes many people do not fully understand.” —Philadelphia Neighborhoods

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  The Small Catechism

  Martin Luther

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  Luther's Small Catechism (Der Kleine Katechismus) was written by Martin Luther and published in 1529 for the training of children. Luther's Small Catechism reviews The Ten Commandments, The Apostles' Creed, The Lord's Prayer, The Sacrament of Holy Baptism, The Office of the Keys & Confession, and The Sacrament of the Eucharist. It is included in the Lutheran Book of Concord as an authoritative statement of what Lutherans believe. The Small Catechism is widely used today in Lutheran churches as part of youth education and Confirmation. (from Wikipedia)

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