tylers100 Posted November 2 Posted November 2 At the time of authoring this, I'm kinda taking a break from learning a bit about physics and diagramming (one of my modes of learning; visualization). I ate a lasagna for breakfast, heh.. maybe a bit unorthodox, but omg it tasted delicious. The weather is becoming a bit more colder lately as kinda expected at this time of season, nearing winter time... "Winter is coming."
Genady Posted November 2 Posted November 2 (edited) 4 hours ago, tylers100 said: "Winter is coming." Yes, it is. The temperature is down to 27oC. Edited November 2 by Genady
tylers100 Posted November 2 Author Posted November 2 The temperature here at 1 c last time I checked. I don't mind some coldness of weather.. just not extremely cold. Speaking of temperature.. I once played around with developing a diagram of temperature, not a serious thing but wondered why a standardization of human specific temperature couldn't be based on from this (perhaps not too precise or something like that): 0 (absolute absence of heat) 1 (cold) 2 (warm) 3 (hot) Then developed into Wizard Temperature Formulation (W.T.F.), a human specified temperature, then polished just on this post: 0 ultra cold 0.5 1 extremely cold 1.5 2 moderately cold 2.5 3 low cold 3.5 4 low heat 4.5 5 moderately heat 5.5 6 extremely heat 6.5 7 ultra hot Oh well, just for fun.
Genady Posted November 2 Posted November 2 To me, it is 'cold' when we need to close windows, and it would be 'extremely cold' if we needed to turn on a heater. (The latter never happened.)
Mordred Posted November 2 Posted November 2 For me it's cold when your spit freezes before it hits the ground lol.
tylers100 Posted November 3 Author Posted November 3 A basic number arrangement and draw, a random and kinda trivial but a bit fun activity I did this morning. See attached image.
studiot Posted November 3 Posted November 3 8 minutes ago, tylers100 said: A basic number arrangement and draw, a random and kinda trivial but a bit fun activity I did this morning. See attached image. Good Morning. Have you heard of Penrose Tiling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrose_tiling Escher https://mathandart.com/blog/escher_and_tessellations/ Tesselations https://www.mathnasium.com/blog/what-is-tessellation-in-math ? You should be able to find many more references for yourself. 😀
tylers100 Posted November 3 Author Posted November 3 45 minutes ago, studiot said: Good Morning. Have you heard of Penrose Tiling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrose_tiling Escher https://mathandart.com/blog/escher_and_tessellations/ Tesselations https://www.mathnasium.com/blog/what-is-tessellation-in-math ? You should be able to find many more references for yourself. 😀 I have heard of Penrose but not his work on tiling. Escher, no until I visited the link. Tessellation, yes but not explored or delved into it in depth not fully yet (formal-wise). Good morning to you too.
toucana Posted Tuesday at 12:23 PM Posted Tuesday at 12:23 PM A walk in falling snow this morning across a 23 acre green space just a few yards from our home. The 'Tree of Life' is a sculpture by Andrew O'Neill created from the trunk and branches of a Cedar of Lebanon tree that had to be culled because of fungal disease. The arboretum was formally designated a Village Green last year.
dimreepr Posted Tuesday at 12:44 PM Posted Tuesday at 12:44 PM (edited) 1 hour ago, Genady said: Breakfast The Heron or the Frog? 🙂 Edited Tuesday at 12:45 PM by dimreepr
Genady Posted Tuesday at 12:52 PM Posted Tuesday at 12:52 PM 5 minutes ago, dimreepr said: The Heron or the Frog? 🙂 The Lizard.
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