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Daft Punk 3D.

Y perdón por el aluvión de envíos, te sigo desde hace bastante y nunca había colaborado! Excelente página!

Muchas gracias a nacnacho por el envió y por tus demás aportes que subiré más tarde

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Daft Punk 3D.

Y perdón por el aluvión de envíos, te sigo desde hace bastante y nunca había colaborado! Excelente página!

Muchas gracias a nacnacho por el envió y por tus demás aportes que subiré más tarde

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matthen:

If you roll a circle inside one 3 times its size, it will actually trace out a 4 pointed star shape called an Astroid (this shape is traced out in the animation in orange).  But what if inside the smaller circle, there is an even smaller one tracing out a smaller Astroid?  This animation shows the intricate shape that is generated by adding the effects of all the Astroids.  [code] [also]

matthen:

If you roll a circle inside one 3 times its size, it will actually trace out a 4 pointed star shape called an Astroid (this shape is traced out in the animation in orange).  But what if inside the smaller circle, there is an even smaller one tracing out a smaller Astroid?  This animation shows the intricate shape that is generated by adding the effects of all the Astroids.  [code] [also]

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gjmueller:

Continuing Education, at the Bar

Whether it’s credentialed neuroscientists delivering a solid happy hour  on the mysteries of the brain or tag teams of amateurs competing to give  the best 15-minute PowerPoint on cephalopod sex or fake alphabets,  never has New York (or Brooklyn, anyway) offered so many opportunities  to get smart while also getting a bit stupid. Here’s a survey of some  offbeat lecture series that let the intellectually curious go back to  school, without the homework. 

Secret Science Club
Nerd Nite
Moonlighter Presents
Brooklyn Brainery
Open City Dialogue Series
Proteus Gowanus
The Public School
ps update: This isn’t a NYC bar pic, but is a CC photo that “goes with” the story.

gjmueller:

Continuing Education, at the Bar

Whether it’s credentialed neuroscientists delivering a solid happy hour on the mysteries of the brain or tag teams of amateurs competing to give the best 15-minute PowerPoint on cephalopod sex or fake alphabets, never has New York (or Brooklyn, anyway) offered so many opportunities to get smart while also getting a bit stupid. Here’s a survey of some offbeat lecture series that let the intellectually curious go back to school, without the homework.

ps update: This isn’t a NYC bar pic, but is a CC photo that “goes with” the story.

Source: The New York Times

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I ♥ HK (by Tommy Ga-Ken Wan)

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I ♥ HK (by Tommy Ga-Ken Wan)

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