While we’re heads down over here working on some great performance improvements and few other things up our sleeves, we still need to get out sometimes.
Last night, our very own Allan won the basketball competition at the Dribbble NYC meetup. Hidden talents. The image here is a basketball signed by the Dribbble founders, Dan Cederholm and Rich Thornett. It was great to come out and meet some fellow NYC designers.
Special thanks to Squarespace for hosting the meetup. See you next time!
“Codecademy co-founder, Zach Sims told TNW: We think it’s incredibly important for people of any age to learn to code and to build real professional skills. We’re excited to work with The White House to get more people learning to program to find great jobs (hopefully through The White House’s Summer Jobs Program!).”
— Codecademy and White House To Train Low-Income Youth (via thenextweb) (via jacobjoaquin thenextweb)I can’t believe I’ve never seen this commercial before. It’s flawless.
(Source: youtube.com)
Coming soon to an Internet near you.
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Image of the Day: 1st Kepler “Search for Extraterestrial Intelligence” (SETI) Signals Received
The image above shows the radio signal detected by the 100-meter Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia while scanning the exoplanetary candidate KOI 817 discovered by the Kepler mission. This is the kind of signal SETI scientists would expect to find if an alien civilization is transmitting.
“We’ve started searching our Kepler SETI observations and our analyses have generated some of our first candidate signals, which areundoubtedly examples of terrestrial radio frequency interference (RFI),” scientists of the University of California, Berkeley announced on Friday.The detection of these artificial signal provides the UC Berkeley SETI team with a great opportunity to understand the kind of artificial signals they hope to eventually discover…
Click the picture to read the article. Huge breakthrough.
