The lulling psychological effects of gambling
Crank to the bank!
Crank to the bank!
Three Chinese professors have taken a famous graph theory technique from Paul Erdős and enhanced it, according to Quanta: Decades ago, Paul Erdős used randomness to illuminate the vast and weird world of networks. Now mathematicians are making his technique even more powerful.
Everything is connected. Eventually.
I found myself relating to kat’s post about “learning to code like it’s the ’90s” the more I read it: i know i’m undercutting my efforts to some degree, but it does feel like a reality that most of the code i’ve written comes with an asterisk of “i am not confident/good enough at understanding programming enough to have written this from scratch, without copying entire snippets from stack overflow.”
Sometimes—dead is better.
Anyone else hungry?
Cool-looking terminals are leaving many users behind.
Can you hear this post?
45 days to comment.
If it doesn’t kill you, it’ll kill itself.
Stay compressed and won’t have to be compressed. Or something.
From CDM: ImagePlot, “vintage” 2010s tool for image visualization, is back
and it’s free.
Great cuppas from little tea plants grow.
That’s not what I’d call courting favour.
The search engine formerly known as Ask Jeeves, later renamed Ask.com, shut down on 1st May. Truly an end of an era. Thanks for the memories.
Too many agents. Too many agents.