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 General Relativity"Wald's book is clearly the first textbook on general relativity with a totally modern point of view; and it succeeds very well where others are only partially successful. The book includes full discussions of many problems of current interest which are not treated in any extant book, and all these matters are considered with perception and... |  |  The Art of Computer Game DesignThe central premise of this book is that computer games constitute a new and as yet poorly developed art form that holds great promise for both designers and players.
This premise may seem laughable or flippant. How could anybody classify the likes of SPACE INVADERS and PAC MAN as art? How can TEMPEST or MISSILE COMMAND compare with... |  |  |
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 Advanced Spectrum Machine LanguageThis book is a collection of ready-made machine language routines that show how to achieve spectacular effects on the Spectrum. Most of the routines are aimed at creating visual displays that are at the frontiers of Spectrum's capabilities. The routines include features that have never been published before, such as:
• Full Screen... |  |  Assembly Language for Arcade Games and Other Fast Spectrum ProgrammesThis is not a book for beginners. You are expected to have a working knowledge of Z80 Assembly Language, and of course a knowledge of BASIC. But for the first time, Stuart Nicholls describes the tehniques of writing arcade games and other fast-moving programs for the Spectrum. Controlled high-resolutions movement on the screen, separate movement of... |  |  |
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 The AI Business: The Commercial Uses of Artificial Intelligence
What is the bottom line on Artificial Intelligence? The AI Business offers a comprehensive summary of the commercial picture, present and future, for Artificial Intelligence in the computer industry, medicine, the oil industry, and electronic design. AI's brightest and best - financiers, researchers, and users - analyze current... |  |  Body language: How to read others’ thoughts by their gesturesWhen I first heard about ‘body language’ at a seminar in 1971, I became so excited about it that I wanted to learn more. The speaker told us about some of the research done by Professor Ray Birdwhistell at the University of Louisville, which had shown that more human communication took place by the use of gestures, postures, position... |  |  |
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