yup, the universe it pretty big. and the planck length is pretty small
yup, the universe it pretty big. and the planck length is pretty small
fuck yeah kukubee
best new tumblelog of the day - kim jong il looking at things
redbot is my new favorite tool for checking cache settings
browserling seems like a good idea, but i don't understand what it's actually doing. and it's dog slow
new favorite joke. hah
pixel fonts may be small, but atomic fonts are smaller. next up, quantum-entangled fonts
an excellent visualization interface for samples used in the new girltalk album
anne hathaway's impression of katie holmes is genius
bookland is a fictional country used for mapping ISBNs to EANs
could israelification be the answer to north america's air security?
Stegosaurus is the best dinosaur
be sure to grab the new girltalk album while it's free
the ark hotel construction timelapse is amazing
the various cuts of the koopa. tasty!
text captchas make a lot of sense - i've been using similar spam prevention questions for some time and it's much easier for humans than the word art monstrosities
node-canvas looks excellent. single digit milliseconds to render images and push them out. sounds like it could be the new standard for server generated images. [via kastner]
it's tfl week in my brain - the new bus designs are kind of awesome. i wonder what london will think of them if they happen
i've been listening to this on a loop. not the best nature boy cover, but very catchy
using angled cups to drink coffee in space. go science!
i just pushed out a big update to london bloggers - the first since i started it in 2002. the full source is on github
mad men plus nat king cole = genius
usb in power outlets totally makes sense. most of my chargers are just usb these days
hHumans won't pay to watch dinosaurs ride motocross bikes forever
the idea of using genetic algorithms to find the optimal starcraft 2 build order is awesome [via wistow]
This is the personal site of Cal Henderson, Tiny Specker, ex Glitch engineer, ex Flickr architect, programmer, author and chronic complainer.
I give occasional talks, write code and sometimes articles. I also blog at World of Theorycraft and those links show up here too.
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