Spend a month making one beautiful thing per day, given a bunch of prompts. A month late, but as they say, ’the second best time is now'.
Let’s do it!
13) Something you’ve always wanted to learn
META! LEARN EVERYTHING!
Fetch a random page from Wikipedia and scroll it by super quick, see how fast you can speed read it. And heck, you might just learn something. I know I did!
A few days ago an interesting article came across my RSS feeds: It’s All Greek (or Chinese or Spanish or…) to Me. Basically, in English, when you’re confused, you’ll often say ‘It’s all Greek to me’. It turns out that man (if not all) languages around the world have a similar saying, but the target varies. Luckily, Wikipedia has a lovely page about it: Greek to me.
Yesterday, the daily programmer Subreddit had a post that mirrored a problem I’ve often seen before: the idea that if you follow first links ((With some caveats)) on Wikipedia, you eventually end with Philosophy. For example, if you follow the first links from Molecule, you get the following path: