Nice links

I tend to bookmark websites with such a passion, that in a month's time, my browser becomes an amazingly slow piece of software, willing to eat every single byte of RAM. It's my purpose to distill those links with care and make a list here, so that it is useful to me and everyone who happens to find this page.

• Mathematics Library - collection of mathematics books. Good for old books.
• Elsewhere - landscape and cityscape paintings.
• The ultimate guide to good Figure Drawing reference - tips for choosing figure drawing references.
• Figure drawing reference - a set of good figure photos to draw.
• Quick Poses - nice website to git gud at figure drawing.
• Dominio Público - public domain books in spanish.
• Docs.gl - a comprehensive website for OpenGL documentation.
• Lib.ru - fantastic library for russian literature (in russian).
• LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks.
• Music Theory - for musicians and normal people.
• Séminaire de Géométrie Algébrique - scans of the original manuscript by Grothendieck. Because i will, eventually, read it.
• Récoltes et Semailles - a nicely typesetted version of Grothendieck's mathematico-autobiographical novel (?).
• Math and Programming - self-explanatory.
• The proof is trivial! - because it is.
• Inference - a science "magazine".
• Algebra in C++ - an abstract algebra library in C++.
• Math course notes (J.S. Milne) - fantastic course notes on various math topics.
• Formal proofs - writing mathematical proofs in a formal language, for automatic validation.
• Topology Course - haven't checked it out yet. Video lectures.
• Pixar papers - papers detailing Pixar research on CGI. Really cool stuff.
• Expository papers on Mathematics - a good amount of introductions to various higher-level mathematics areas.

Little by little.