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    How Los Alamos used ENIAC for early nuclear Monte Carlo simulations●Los Alamos bets on ENIAC: Nuclear Monte Carlo simulations, 1947–1948 (2014) [pdf]YhnSportFootball581 h ago

    A 2014 paper recounts how Los Alamos scientists turned to the ENIAC in 1947–1948 to run Monte Carlo simulations of nuclear processes, among the earliest uses of electronic computers for probabilistic modeling in weapons research. Readers are sharing the paper for its account of how a pioneering machine helped establish a computational method still central to physics, finance and engineering today.

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    Programming the ENIAC: A Look Back●Programming the ENIAC (2011)YhnSportFootball131 h ago

    A 2011 essay on the programming of the ENIAC, one of the first electronic general-purpose computers, is recirculating among readers. The piece recounts how the machine's original programmers, a team of women mathematicians, had to physically configure the ENIAC's cables and switches to run calculations, since it had no stored program in the modern sense. Readers are discussing the history of early computing and the long-overlooked contributions of the first programmers.

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    APPOFENIACS: A Film About Technology and Human Behavior▼APPOFENIACS - A Technology Movie about Human Behavior✉newsCultureFilm14 min ago

    A film titled APPOFENIACS, described as a technology movie about human behavior, is surfacing on film news sites. Details about its plot, cast, and release remain sparse, with coverage so far limited to its description as an examination of how people interact with technology.

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    Fan-made AI-themed song pits Eniac against Caine▼AI Bros (Eniac vs Caine Theme Song)【THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS FAN 3D MUSIC VIDEO】▶youtubeTechnologyAI1.6M20 h ago

    A new fan-made 3D music video themed around The Amazing Digital Circus is drawing big attention, built around a song called 'AI Bros' that frames a rivalry between Eniac and the show's ringmaster character Caine. The animated musical has racked up well over a million likes, reflecting the fandom's appetite for character-driven songs and animated battles between its artificial-intelligence figures.