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Gorgeous photos of the Moon in May 2021

Astronomy / Astrophysics / Physics / Science

Will you shoot the moon with me?

March 31, 2024

Williams Racing's James Vowles calls teams car parts Excel spreadsheet 'a joke'

Cars / Computing / Engineering / Tech

Putting the formula into Formula 1!

March 21, 2024

Some links about pi for Pi Day

Mathematics

A celebration of transcendental numeration, no matter how you slice it.

March 14, 2024
a mock o'reilly book cover with the title "essential copying and pasting from stack overflow" with a picture of a sloton the top
(via Tumblr and by The Practical Developer)
March 14, 2024
A comic titled "What is a City Pigeon? By Rosemary Mosco." There's a small pigeon shouting through a megaphone. Panel 1: A banner says "It's a Dinosaur. Like all birds, pigeons descended from dinos." A pigeon roars "coooo" over the silhouette of a dinosaur yelling RARR. Panel 2: The banner says "It's a Dove. A city pigeon or Rock Dove is a member of the pigeon and dove family." A pigeon stands in glorious rays of sparkling light, with a halo over its head. Panel 3: The banner says "It's a Domestic Animal. Pigeons were domesticated millennia ago for meat and fertilizer (poop)." A cow stands in a farmer's field, saying "moo." A pigeon looks up at it and says "coo." Both have just pooped. Panel 4: The banner says "It's a Purebred Pet. Like dogs & cats, pigeons come in fancy breeds." There are three fancy pigeons: A Birmingham Roller, with rusty feathers and splotches of white. A Fantail, with its head pushed back and a huge fanned out tail. A Saxon Fairy Swallow, with a crest and huge fan
© Rosemary Mosco, all rights reserved

March 12, 2024

The einstein tile: a never-repeating pattern made from a 13-sided shape

Mathematics

Genius, honestly.

March 10, 2024

Which is your favourite variable naming conventions?

Computer Science / Computing / Programming / Tech

Not quite an open and shut case.

March 7, 2024

What is frisson?

Biology / Science

A fancy word for chills.

March 2, 2024

TIL: Pakistan is home to more than 7,000 known glaciers, and therefore has more glacial ice than any other country (excluding the polar regions).

This Cool Link was published 2 years ago. (#)

Johannes Max Brückner was a German geometer, best known for his amazing collection of polyhedral models which you can read in his book, Vielecke und Vielflache, Theorie und Geschichte (via Present & Correct, Colossal, and Sidebar)

This Cool Link was published 2 years ago. (#)

Casimir Funk (born Kazimierz Funk) was a Polish biochemist best known for formulating the idea of vitamins and Google has honoured his 140th birthday with a Google Doodle today.

This Cool Link was published 2 years ago. (#)

The Banff Wildlife Crossings Project

Biology / Engineering / Science / Transport

A great way to save some animals.

February 16, 2024

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