This is the first I've run across an audibilization, or the use of sound to illustrate complex information. But if you ever wanted to know what sort of sounds a sort algorithm makes, here's a clever audibilization for insert, heap, bubble, merge, and gnome sorts. Extra bonus material: a clever set of visualizations for many of the same algorithms.
I commend to you the entire, short Ray Bradbury interview. But this line in particular made me laugh,
“I was approached three times during the last year by Internet companies wanting to put my books" on an electronic reading device, he said. "I said to Yahoo, 'Prick up your ears and go to hell.' "
John Cleese on how to be creative.
New research shows that, in addition to being man’s best friend, dogs improve productivity in the office.
If only this was a true rebrand of the USPS. Which reminds me, we need a Chief Creative Officer for the United States. Make that bad boy a cabinet level position.
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