Notes | Valentin Jacquemin

18 Apr 2019

"[He] isn’t technically the 26th finisher and can instead be considered the winner of the open Boston Marathon. No bad for a guy who is self-coached. He mostly runs solo because he works 50 h/week and can’t always find the time to meet up." https://www.podiumrunner.com/stephen-vangampleare-takes-the-boston-marathon-open-title_177135

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RT @jamesglanz: Notre Dame did not have to burn down if simple fire-suppression methods had been used. With @joshkellerjosh and the incredi…

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RT @sarah_edo: This is *incredibly* well done and a great example of how scrollytelling in data visualization and 3d help reduce cognitive…

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RT @AgeMoyen: Certains des plus vieux arbres avaient été remployés de l'ancienne charpente (1160), et parmi eux certains dataient probablem…

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Boston Marathon today! Maybe some day... Still hard to swallow having twice a BQ but not passing the cut during registration.

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Haha, just learned that bytes were not always 8 bits. Sure, even computers physical architectures got years of iterations before reaching a standard.

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Great article by @frank_chimero, constantly nodding while reading it.

Totally share the sentiment: “Before, the websites could explain themselves; now, someone needs to walk you through it.”

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