You can call me Xenia (yea like the Linux mascot - unfortunately I'm not the most creative) or Raven or Vix, I'm not the most decisive either. As the user name suggests I am quite a strange lil fox-thing. I mostly read lit-fic, political/economic theory and Maths or CompSci stuff and the occassional urban fantasy, though really anything may pop up here!
If I say something silly or annoying or you otherwise want to get in touch you can find me at: voidadjacent@proton.me Though I may be a bit slow to respond!
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20% complete! Vulpis Ecclectica has read 4 of 20 books.
C Programming Language, 2nd Edition (2021, Independently Published)
Very well known, classic introduction to the C Programming Language. Both a text for learning, a reference, and, to some, …
This is not my usually enjoyed style of writing - but there were certainly many deeply interesting themes developed and it is very much worth reading. I think I may enjoy the book more upon future re-reads so as to understand it more fully.
"Writing in everyday language, using examples from everyday life, this book examines political events to create an interlocking and comprehensive …
The essential guide to statistical science in the age of big data, from the President of the Royal Statistical Society. …
Systems Analysis (Paperback, Penguin Books)
Part One examines the historical background to systems analysis as well as its development as a methodology. The diverse applications …
The essential guide to statistical science in the age of big data, from the President of the Royal Statistical Society. …
Arianrhod balances effortlessly the line of explanation. This book is about history and creativity and while a good deal of concepts are needed for the understanding of how one thing leads to another - each is brushed against with enough detail to see the path of development but not so much that the experience becomes tedious or alienating; it may even pique enough curiosity to dive into new fields!
