As 2022 comes to a close, I like to reflect on the things I enjoyed during the year. I try to focus on things that were released in the past 12 months, but some categories, such as books, are very difficult to summarize in this way. In the end, I decided to include things that …
Busy week at the lab, but things are going nicely. Heat wave going strong, with temperatures around 30 ºC in Paris for the whole week (quite high for this time of the year). Still, some interesting stuff to share. Let's go: These go to 11 It seems like my favourite rockumentary will have a sequel …
Sigue leyendo This is Spinal Tap, the invisible killer, and more: THE WEEKLY RECAP (2022#20)
Already back home, resting with the family. Not going to lie: while I enjoy writing this a lot, do not expect very extended takes on some of the news for a couple weeks, as my brain is officially on holidays. Let's start: Detecting a Tsunami by using magnetism Classic news that I read and say …
Sigue leyendo Tsunami’s magnetic fields, AI dungeons, and more: THE WEEKLY RECAP (2021#51)
Two weeks to finish the year, and many rankings are starting to appear. I will try not to saturate the remaining recaps, but some are quite cool and I want to share them. Also, if time allows, I will try to write a bit about the videogames/books/shows/movies that I particularly enjoyed this year. Let's get …
Sigue leyendo Sci-Hub trials, entering The Matrix, and more: THE WEEKLY RECAP (2021#50)
Super nice week where the only screen I used was the one protecting me from the sun. Ran a half-marathon using summer clothes, ate paella and empanadillas de pisto, saw family and friends. I read a couple books and saw some movies, too. I call it a win. Just a couple links that I could …
Sigue leyendo The Unity of the ring, and more: THE WEEKLY RECAP (2021#45)
Recently I saw Godzilla vs Kong. I was expecting a lot of action between those two, and the movie delivered (in fact, there was not much else to see there). While is was a nice action movie to turn your brain off, there were some things that I really liked in the way they portrayed …
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