Robbie Gonzalez's discussions

Interesting, my dad counts like this sometimes. I count with the closed fist method, beginning with the thumb of my right hand. (My dad was born in Mexico; I was born and raised in the U.S.) Read more

To clarify: Water has a viscosity of around 0.0009 Pa*s. Lava has a viscosity of anywhere from 100 to 1000 Pa*s, hence the 100,000x—1,000,000x range. Read more

That's a good idea, though if you look at the trails you can tell some optimization has already been taken into consideration, in the placement of the franchises. Read more

Watch again. There are three tips, and the first is about getting rid of a headache; the last two are about avoiding them in the first place. Read more

That's in there: [undsci.berkeley.edu] Read more

Cripes, good eye... fixed, thank you. Read more

fixed, cheers! Read more

Oh HELL yes. Read more

Reconstructed sound of the previous record holder: [news.bbc.co.uk] Read more

You're absolutely right — fixed the phrasing to reflect this. Read more

Fixed, thanks. Read more

Fixed, cheers. Read more

fixed, cheers Read more

Ed wrote a post on Schmidt last year — this post is about some choice descriptions. Read more

You're absolutely right. Fixed! Read more

There seems to be some confusion about my use of the word "our" in the headline. I'm referring to society as a whole, and to what I would argue has been a steady decline in that society's interest in STEM fields in the last 25—50 years. Read more

There seems to be some confusion about my use of the word "our" in the headline. I'm referring to society as a whole, and to what I would argue has been a steady decline in that society's interest in STEM fields in the last 25—50 years. Read more

Funny. Roenneberg calls shift work "one of the most blatant assaults on the body clock in modern society." Read more

deadrebel is right. And the picture is a screen shot from the 20 minute featurette that i mention in the post. Definitely worth a watch. Read more