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31 December (2023)
At least for the New Year's Eve dinner.
Replying to @JCLoredoR and @phuecn
I'm liking it already.
30 December (2023)
is lichess.org/@/dpco and me, I'm just lichess.org/@/laussy but nowadays I'm only really playing puzzles; I play games when drunk and/or aready asleep so please don't judge me by my rating it's that of an ape.
Replying to @JCLoredoR
I would love to hear about it!
29 December (2023)
I could reach 2300 puzzle rating on @lichess before 2023 is over (with this one lichess.org/training/v6iqo -- not too difficult, what do you think @david__co?) I'm sure 2400 is doable for 2024.
Last paper for 2023. I'll discuss it next year! (but wanted to show you these gorgeous roots of unity, which we will take as a motive for celebration on this side of the screen)
28 December (2023)
Another deadline in free fall.
27 December (2023)
26 December (2023)
25 December (2023)
Julia's Christmas poem. She wrote it, although she struggles to read it back (she seems to have auditory as opposed to visual memory)! Dunno where she gets words like "jolly" from.
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24 December (2023)
Merry Christmas everybody. Like dom Balaguère, I will now surrender to the call of the Réveillon and enjoy the Buche de Noël, which my dad used to do by the hundreds, and which I'm struggling to replicate by the unit, even with the assistance from Julia and Luz.
22 December (2023)
Bringing squeezing to optical spin machines. Follow for some cool physics!
16 December (2023)
Replying to @UniversoEverett
Ese es Max von Laue, no Walter Gordon.
15 December (2023)
Guy Marchand, je l'aimais bien, artisan plus qu'artiste, à la frontière du talent et du gaspillage (voir aussi son Tango Tango avec Piazzolla, du même acabit). Dommage qu'il ne ne soit pas trouvé, je crois surtout parce que son public ne l'avait pas cherché non plus.
Thank you Prof. @MeteAtature for taking the time to visit us @wlv_uni and giving so much of yourself to inspire and share your insights on Science, Physics and the Understanding of It All. What a journey it has been today! We all enjoyed every minute of it! It's been a privilege.
14 December (2023)
Interesting choice for Today's IOP Evening Lectures: Oxford (right) or Wolverhampton (left)?
Replying to @UtterlyInterest and @DannyDutch
Explains a lot, especially since we know how Dirk Gently was solving his cases.
11 December (2023)
If you are within 500 miles of Wolverhampton this Thursday, do pass by our Wulfruna building to see a leading scientist of our times open his soul. A rare occasion to hear straight from the horse's mouth about imagination, creativity and the nature of scientific enquiry.
10 December (2023)
There's no problem that an event horizon can't solve.
Replying to @srk_rodriguez
I think it's quite a general phenomenon that applies not only to twitter physics lectures but to just about everything that is clickable.
8 December (2023)
Incredible, Ekimov asked to conclude his Lecture (several times). No time not even for the Nobels themselves!
«I've been pushed to finish» -- concluding remarks of Ekimov on his discovery of QDs!
The Live Nobel Lecture: 70 viewers, 326 likes. Nowadays, we only have time to like things, not enjoy them.
