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Double Maths First Thing is somewhat ready to rock Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to spread the joy and love in mathematics, the pleasure of puzzling things out and getting people to notice the sense of satisfaction that comes from everything clicking into place at once. I’ve been in...
A strong wind and some showers. Dot and Jane at home today. On with topping the privet hedge again. It’s a long way round.
What am I doing? Not a Masters (NaM). Falling into what might be called female intuition, the legitimacy of art, and archetypes of the modern world, I am starting with a scan of lessons I’ve absorbed over the years about art and writing. Unit Readings: Old in Art School — Nell Painter Women Who Run With the Wolves —...
There is a familiar shape to the discussion of artificial intelligence in Australian enterprises. Adoption figures rise. Pilot counts rise. Licence spend rises. Somewhere in the annual report a paragraph appears attesting to the organisation's commitment to the technology, and somewhere in a board pack a slide...
Want to know less? This is a full breakdown of my holiday - day-by-day. If you want to just see the highlights, I will post a round-up at the end of this series. Previously # In part 5 we explored the Three Kingdoms Capital, before we flew to Jeju Island. Now, it’s time to explore the southern side of Jeju Island....
This is a hot take that deserves a fuller treatment, but: The outrage about Sony giving up on producing physical discs isn’t about discs. It’s about ownership. Physical game sales are super low, and PC gaming has been essentially digital only for some time without an uproar. But, like—thanks to sales and bundles, PC...
I don’t usually link to The Verge twice over breakfast, but I do want to go on record as saying that I am still pretty happy with my G Cloud. Yes, it is slower than most modern gaming handhelds, but it has a glorious 7-inch 1080p screen, great ergonomics and enough power to run PS1 games locally (I am finally...
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I’ve met Matz once, I think, at EuRuKo in Krakow in 2010. We chatted briefly in Japanese. He seemed nice, but also quiet and reserved. At the time, he didn’t speak much English; perhaps he could speak more and just wasn’t particularly confident, but he didn’t. Yukihiro Matsumoto, aka Matz, is the creator and cheif...
I've been testing the Garmin Cirqa for a few days, trying to figure out where this device sits and gaging the market to see where it fits. On thing I have noticed on every Reddit thread and YouTube review I watch, the same question of how accurate it is comes up. For what it's worth I find it very accurate and nice...
July 29, 2026 I’m actually back from Ireland since Friday, but it takes a while to get caught up! I debated about even sharing this wardrobe with you, because it’s just not that fascinating or creative. But I get tired of coordinating outfits and accessories and all that stuff, so I gave myself a brain break and...

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