Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into some great resources I’ve come across. From transforming your outdoor space into a lush garden with Life Kit’s tips, to kicking off an exercise habit in just 22 minutes a day, I’ve got you covered. Plus, I explore strength training, the secrets of public key cryptography, the intriguing Kelly betting strategy, and a look into the minimalist kanban board, nullboard. Happy exploring!
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Daily Links: Friday, Dec 20th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I delve into the enduring power of magazine advertising. It’s fascinating how this medium continues to build brand awareness, trust, and engagement in our digital age. I explore why print still holds a special place in effective marketing strategies. If you’re curious about the value that magazine ads can bring to businesses, you’ll want to check this out!
Daily Links: Thursday, Dec 19th, 2024
I recently dove into a fascinating topic about the ever-growing brightness of car headlights. It turns out it’s not just my imagination—activists and some dedicated folks on Reddit are uncovering evidence that headlights are indeed getting brighter. If you’ve ever been blinded on the road, this might explain why!
Daily Links: Wednesday, Dec 18th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I explore how personalisation differs from customisation, sharing insights from David Edelman, a Harvard Business School fellow. I also dive into Harvard’s exciting release of a vast, free AI training dataset funded by OpenAI and Microsoft. This initiative promises to democratize access to AI resources, potentially reshaping the industry landscape. It’s a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in AI advancements!
Daily Links: Tuesday, Dec 17th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I touched on some cool topics: I explored OpenERV, which is all about enjoying fresh outdoor air year-round. I also went down a mathematical rabbit hole with a visual proof of the formula \(a^2 – b^2 = (a + b)(a – b)\) inspired by Sophie Germain’s insights. Plus, I found an intriguing piece about how paper is making a premium comeback in the digital age!
Daily Links: Saturday, Dec 14th, 2024
In this post, I’m diving into my attempt to teach a computer Fermat’s Last Theorem, and I’ve already stumbled upon an interesting story worth sharing. There’s also a piece about sneaky poker players using tiny cameras to cheat — intense, right? Plus, a compelling take from David Bessis on how everyone (yes, even you!) can embrace mathematical thinking. Let’s explore these intriguing topics together!
Daily Links: Thursday, Dec 12th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I dive into some intriguing reads. Discover how large language models are evolving with a fascinating arXiv paper. I also explore the impact of digital consumption on job performance, and discuss privacy concerns with Mozilla Firefox’s removal of the “Do Not Track” feature. Plus, catch up on where I left off with my latest personal musings.
Daily Links: Wednesday, Dec 11th, 2024
In this blog post, I dive into fascinating discussions about creativity and algorithms, share profound insights from 18 years of wisdom on living life your own way, and explore the exciting return of **Complex** magazine to print after an eight-year hiatus. Join me as I ponder whether our creativity is just hidden away and what it means to navigate life without a map.
Daily Links: Saturday, Dec 7th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I delve into the importance of codifying organizational culture, explore seven intriguing databases to keep an eye on for 2025, discuss a curious federal court ruling on phone searches, and celebrate the enduring appeal of print magazines and catalogs. Dive in to see how traditional and modern worlds collide and coexist!
Daily Links: Friday, Dec 6th, 2024
Hey there, curious minds! In my latest blog post, I dive into a bunch of fascinating projects. There’s the Pi-Powered Chess Board by Tamerlan Goglichidze that automates the classic game, Sanford Prime’s journey with 3D printed screws, a unique wood joint crafted by Laura Kampf, and Paul Junkin’s adventure in building a hose-powered generator. Lots of cool inventions to explore!