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This week on the People and Blogs series we have an interview with Nicola Losito, whose blog can be found at nicolalosito.it. Tired of RSS? Read this in your browser or sign up for the newsletter. People and Blogs is supported by the "One a Month" club members. If you enjoy P&B, consider becoming one for as little...
Together with Javier Fernández Píriz, a PhD student at the University of Luxembourg, we are working on HomogeneousTools, a collection of packages meant to efficiently deal with homogeneous varieties and bundles on them. For now, our main joint project isn’t live yet (more on that in a few weeks), but the project’s...
If you are on Bluesky, you’ve probably noticed that I haven’t been around for the past few days; that’s because on Tuesday evening, some moderator over there decided I was a bad girl who needed her social media taken away to teach her a lesson about offending Trumpists. I was scanning my timeline, getting ready […]
8 May 2026 Sandhill cranes (Antigone canadensis) hatched a few weeks ago at Magee Marsh in northwestern Ohio. We found two colts following their parents on Thursday 7 May. “Colts?” They’re called colts because they’re born with long, strong legs and able to walk within 24 hours of hatching. Watch how one walks in...
Got up at 9am. A very strong wind blowing. Did all the mowing and cleaned the moped and tightened the chain. Had a good bath in the afternoon. Went to pub at night.
In a world stratified by horrible wealth inequality – no, not this one – Sintracorp is the company that reigns supreme. A guy out in the suburbs, Brian Pasternack, is faced with something horrifying… a j*b offer from Sintracorp. He heads on over to his new j*b to face a new layer of Hell… also […]
One of the first things skeptics learn is to never assume that paranormal belief implies stupidity. Smart people believe questionable things all the time; intelligence is different from the ability to assess your own cognitive biases, especially when you are working outside your field of expertise. The astronomer...
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