Entries from October 2007
October 18th, 2007 · 5 Comments
I love Moleskine notebooks, first of all. I have used them as lab notebooks for the last 2-3 years, and they are excellent all around. However, they suffer from the main drawbacks of hard copy anything:
They only exist in one place at a time.
They are not searchable in any modern sense of the word.
Sometimes [...]
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Tags: Lifehacks · Science · Tech
While reading I Am a Strange Loop, I was reminded of my love for the music of J.S. Bach. I haven’t listened to classical music much lately, but I used to listen to it all of the time. I’ve been listening to 80s music, Alternative and Indie rock, and smatterings of this and that pop [...]
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Tags: Music
a melting heart in a take-away paper cup, poured by Rico
Originally uploaded by shanghaibarista
Mmmm.
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Tags: Other
My pet project is coming along well. Tonight I made a bunch of UI improvements, and eliminated every single bug from my to-fix list.
There are still some more UI things that really should be fixed (like chiding the user for incorrect date input rather than simply adding an item with no due date), but [...]
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Tags: GTD · My Code · Tech · Tools of the Trade
Thanks to my grandma Tice for sending me this article:
The Lucas system runs on high-pressure air from either a compressed air tank or an air wall outlet in a hospital. The device is indicated for treating adults who have acute circulatory arrest - meaning they lack spontaneous breathing and pulse - as well as loss [...]
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Tags: Biomedical Engineering · Cardiac Electrophysiology · Medicine · Science · Tech