Matt Macauley

Ugh. Last week was the most stressful since March 2020. And you?

(Well, everyone…except the majority of Utah residents.)

Hit ‘em from all angles. Don’t let up.

Vroom-vroom vroomy vroom-vroom. Pigeon at the wheel!” From “Don’t let the pigeon drive the bus!”

❤️

I’ve seen her post a lot about that in the last week, no?

YouTube video by Seattle Sounders FC Seattle loves Portland, Maine. The first and very best Portland in the world!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkeU...

Sounders game with “Anti-racist, always Seattle, anti-fascist” banners

Julio Rodríguez of the Seattle Mariners wearing a “Love Wins” shirt.

Trump supporting Patriots owner Robert Kraft and anti-Trump Seahawks owner Jody Allen

No idea, but all of Seattle’s sports teams are pretty awesome. Join us! #SoundersFC #Mariners #Seahawks

Any women want to weigh in on what it means when a guy on Tinder says, “oh, I’m just not very political”?

Read her Wikipedia page and venture a guess…

#GoHawks 💙💚💙💚

I’m looking forward to the sad cake baking video after they get blown out by Seattle next Sunday. 😜

I always remember that 2^10 =1,024. So that confirms (a) over (b), and the others don’t even stand a chance.

Picture of Trump supporting Patriots owner Robert Kraft next to anti-Trump Seahawks owner and philanthropist Jody Allen.

And GO SEAHAWKS!!! 💙💚💙💚

Don't forget Spygate in 2001! I'm a Seahawks fan and I would have loudly cheered for the Rams over the Pats had they won, as I did 8 years ago.

Rubik’s cube, tetrahedron, and octahedron. ELearning assignment saying “draw six different shapes. Count the sides and vertices.” My daughter’s computations of V-E-F=2 in each case.

Rather than have my daughter do her eLearning assignment to the letter, I introduced her to the Euler characteristic.

Not 100% sure, but it looked like his ankle got twisted badly as he backed up.

7 large jars of homemade water kefir. Ingredients include tomatoes, kale, beets, carrots, garlic, apples, cantaloupe, ginger, and Yuzu.

Current batch of water kefir. Ingredients include tomatoes, kale, beets, carrots, garlic, apples, cantaloupe, ginger, and Yuzu.

I’d love to see another 43-8 drubbing of the Broncos.

No, not in overtime. He called timeout so they would have more time to possibly give it a closer look.

Definitely gonna be some animal for sure.

Seriously?! They’re huge Boston homers. Back in the mid 2000s they had a ranking of most tortured sports cities, and Boston was in the top 5 (above Seattle, MPLS, ATL) Not long after, they had a “Title Town USA” competition, and Boston was a finalist for that too. They don’t even try to hide it.

Initial reaction: I’m not sure.

Tried it without the “t”: yep, that’s how I say it.

Then tried it with the “t”: huh, I say it that way too.

I don’t actually know what I usually do. Weird. (Seattle, WA)

Question for parents:

What’s a good age to get introduce kids to coding, and how? What languages? Curious to hear your thoughts, especially hindsight. Thank you!

Screenshot of what happens when I press CTRL+SPACE on my MacBook Pro.

Screenshot of pressing and holding "o" when typing on a MacBook. Annoyingly, there's no ő.

Annoyingly, this works on my iPhone but not on MacOS (laptops).

If you're on a Mac add "Hungarian QWERTY" in Settings --> Keyboard. Hitting CTRL-SPACE will toggle b/w US (in my case) and HU layouts. Press the "[" key for ő and the \ key for ű. Then press CTRL-SPACE to toggle back.

If you find yourself in a bind on this show, you can always call up David Chang, right? He totally owes you one!

And some will say his job is lost and can never be saved…

Oh cool, thanks! I actually already have a bunch of these. Several other suggestions: Gnomes at Night, Gobblet Gobblers, Rubik’s Race, and Fanorona.

Oooh, I have a 7-year-old who loves math and primes. What other games like this should be aware of? 👀

Quite possibly my two favorite media personalities, in no particular order (sorry Lenny). And it’s just a bonus that you both happen to root for the best sports teams too.

I'm not sure about that. I could be wrong, but I use $[math]$, all the time, and I don't feel like a comma getting moved to the next line is something I've ever seen. But maybe there's another reason for that...

I think the fix is to use \dots instead of \ldots. It seems to make a big difference. (See my comment above)

Interesting update: there seems to be no difference between

$3.1415\dots,$ and $3.1415\dots$,

Both of these look "correct".

Maybe I'd never noticed that before b/c I never actually use \ldots, and I've yet to see any reason why I should. Are there any?