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T3X.ORG

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Leitura e Aprendizado A personal site by Nils M Holm featuring compiler books, programming articles, essays, science fiction novels, and retro computing material.

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The site is deliberately old-school and text-first, with a clear anti-AI stance and a light/dark toggle. Its strongest assets are the compiler books and technical papers, while the fiction section shows a more personal, speculative side. Best for readers who prefer depth over polish and don't mind a

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T3X.ORG is the homepage of Nils M Holm, a writer and programmer who publishes his own books, essays, and notes in one place. The site is organized into simple sections such as Books, Programming, Papers & Essays, Sci-Fi, Retro, and Attic, so visitors can move between technical and literary material without distractions.

The technical side centers on compiler construction and LISP, supported by books and papers that reflect long experience with small, efficient systems. The fiction section includes novels such as In Drift, Hyper 7, and Star Tramp, which explore outsiders, alternative societies, and space adventure. A light/dark switch and a plain layout keep reading comfortable.

This site is aimed at programmers curious about compilers and LISP, readers of independent science fiction, and anyone interested in retro computing or personal essays. It is not a news portal or a commercial product page, so expect a static, archive-like feel rather than frequent updates.

A good approach is to start with the Books or Programming section for technical material, then browse Sci-Fi for fiction. The Papers & Essays and Retro sections reward casual exploration. Because the site is personal and non-commercial, treat it as a reading archive rather than a service with accounts or support.

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