The natural logarithm number e is the most efficient base, Benford’s law shows that a collection of numbers where their logarithms are uniformly and randomly distributed, the probability of the first digit being 1 of any of the numbers is around 30%, and most humans can learn echolocation with some training.

Directly measuring gravity waves, the first measurement using LIGO was back in 2016 and they’ve observed almost a hundred so far. The observations are being used to create newer generations of gravity wave detectors.

Overindulgence with a splash of occasional misanthropy

John Dies at the End, one of my favorite books and the movie is a trainwreck but I can’t get enough of it. Used to put it on to fall asleep to.

The Big Sleep, it was a Raymond Chandler noir dimestore pulp detective book about a pornography ring with a movie released under the most restrictive censorship rules ever so it became a complete mess with huge plot holes and a mostly disorienting story. It’s terrible but Bogart and Bacall are really enjoyable to watch with some memorable lines. Trigger warning she has a light-hearted song in a casino about domestic abuse that is insane.

I’m also a sucker for Halloween, resident evil, and underworld series that are all terrible movies in their own ways but a lot of fun to watch.

Some code I wrote is buried in an archive storage underground in the Arctic

If you had some code in an active GitHub repo before February 2020 you may too, https://archiveprogram.github.com/arctic-vault/

Cloning is the first one that comes to mind for me. If you could somehow avoid the horrors of the process of learning a reliable methodology the result wouldn’t necessarily be unethical.