A Primer On Computational Geometry – Part One
The first entry in a (hopefully) weekly series on how we simulate physics, from the basics on.
Author: Oscar Gordon
Science and Technology June 27th
Tech Tuesday starts in two weeks, not two days ago, as expected, because Will & I have lives.
Science and Technology Links – June 15th – Micro Magnets Edition
Just finished a two day Hackathon, and this will be the last Tech Thursday, since we are moving it to Tuesday (where, let’s be honest, it rightfully belongs – Tech Tuesday just reads better).
Science and Technology Links – Holy Cow It’s June Already! Edition
Release deadline coming up, so light list this week. I also have some other technical posts in the hopper, but I haven’t had time to finish editing them. Hopefully I will next week.
Technology and Science Links – May The Fourth Be With You Edition
I’m in Hawaii on vacation, but I still wanted you all to have something.
Science And Technology Links: 4/20 – People Are Way Too Obsessed With This Date Edition
Another set of tech links, free of any mention of Hitler or Marijuana!
Science and Technology Links 3/23: Einstein Condensates Are Not Headphones!
The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not “Eureka!” (I found it!) but “That’s funny …”
— Isaac Asimov
‘The most frightening phrase in the Russian language is “That’s odd.”
–Guess the source
Science and Technology Links 3/9: The Color of Magic Laser Bubbles
More of what Oscar thought was cool in Science.
Tech Thursday: Billions & Billions
Another set of tech links. Sorry for the light commentary, busy week at work…
Tech Thursday
I’m starting to think Will is using me to put these together when he wants a day to screw around and not produce content…
Tech Thursday
Like Tech Tuesday, except I’ve been busy. More Tech News, More Tech Commentary, More Geeking Out in the Comments.
The Joys of Being Awake For Orthopedic Procedures
Some experiences are best shared, because you really DON’T want to experience it for yourself.
