Gelato Jilatu

I think it was my brother who first introduced me to the concept of Wiki-nationalism. This happens when an article on Wikipedia says very different things in different languages, reflecting the point of view of a given country or culture. I remember laughing while reading the article on Christopher Columbus in English, Spanish and Italian. The English …

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I’d never thought I’d say the words “Tuk-tuk” and “fractal” in the same sentence. FractalFriday

Loved this quote, very Chauncey Gardiner, from “A Few Useful Things to Know about Machine Learning” by Pedro Domingos

Vimeo released their 360° player. My video Chemin Vert can now be seen immersively from their website (desktop only)

If I could get a penny for every time I heard “Let’s do xyz before Chinese knockoffs fill the market”.

Even two locks (one of which designed for motorbikes) are not enough to deter bike theft in Lisbon. Caralho!

To see how much complexity there is at the bottom, try to escape a string in C++.