About the Big Bangs!

  1. laughingsquid: I only had enough room to go up to 2012.
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    • The one and only real whurley visited the factory the week before the previous week for an interview by OMT. Obviously having such a guru in the office building we refer to as “home” couldn’t go unnoticed which urged a Suprnovaen to feel free to “pick the genius brain” prior to the interview.

      Truth be told… The fellow is awesome, his company is crazy and his products are “beyond”.

      He does epitomize innovation and in light of that statement you would understand that Master Inventor and International Genius accolades, among the many others, are hard earned and well deserved.

      As for us, we’ve been honored by his presence, his humility and willingness to teach and inspire. We have also fed of the powers radiated from his aura. Yes! We’ve seriously drawn some of the awesome he uncontrollably radiates wherever he goes — awesome overdose!

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    • Entrepreneur is French for Fool was the Bubbleconf 2012 talk title for the illustrious Mike Lee. The video is chuck-full of Mike’s interesting take on the early 21th century startup universe.

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  4. Apes Killed Mars is supporting Cal, a Dutch rapper, as live band during de Grote Prijs van Nederland (the wiki description of the event is to be found he-ya) music competitions. We’ve had the privilege of helping the band out with a fitting tumblr theme and a funky logo.
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    • Apes Killed Mars is supporting Cal, a Dutch rapper, as live band during de Grote Prijs van Nederland (the wiki description of the event is to be found he-ya) music competitions. We’ve had the privilege of helping the band out with a fitting tumblr theme and a funky logo.

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  5. typographme: The Rules.
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  6. The Notebook Problem, Solved!

    vidbina:

    Let’s skip the smalltalk, let’s get to business. Lately I’ve been taking a lot of udemy/coursera/udx courses and I’ve always been either, doodling in a carbon-based notebook or writing form-less text files on my computer. Gradually I started using Markdown but with the significance of math in my line of work, expressing concepts through mathematical notation is a indispensable luxury. I’ve always been forced to jump to TeX if I really felt the need to get technical and I still think that TeX is awesome but just a couple of minutes ago I bumped into pandoc whilst roaming around the internet in my quest for something more convenient.

    Input notes by writing Markdown, add some formulas by enclosing them within the TeX-ish dollar signs and pandoc it into whatever you really want, a TeX file, a PDF, a HTML file or maybe even a Word Document (my least favorite). Bliss!!!

    I guess the best way to experience its awesomeness is by installing pandoc and playing with some of it’s awesome features.

    As for me?!? I’m in love. My notebooks are disappearing in a box and I’m going pandoc. I’ve already rewritten pretty much all of my notes, and my Makefiles are ready to generate whatever my heart craves at the push of a button.

    Thank you, John MacFarlane.

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    • vidbina:

      I’m still amped from BubbleConf last Friday in Tuschinksy, Amsterdam… I’ve heard the illustrious Mike Lee speak (like a demigod) and chatted (2 or 3 sentences) with the notorious Zed A. Shaw (served a talk like a heavyweight boxer) after which I’ve googled these giants like crazy the last few days.

      After a refreshing weekend rehashing some knowledge from that dusty chest I’m back on my coding grind. Yup this weekend I’ve read Learn Python the Hard Way (Zed A. Shaw), done all the exercises and started delving into the web2py documentation. I already knew Python which is the reason why I was able to work through this book in 2 days, but you’d be amazed at how much things you kinda forget after long periods of coding in other languages. In retrospect it’s probably a good practice to flip through some programming guides/books now and then to (re)discover some hidden gems (as long as you try ideas right away… practice, practice, practice).


      Currently I’m totally in love with web2py. It is probably one of the most coder-friendly full stack frameworks I’ve bumped my head against and it’s written in one of the most elegant languages ever.

      IMHO… no facts… just opinions. Just needed to get that out.

      I’m also making considerable progress on a couple of Android apps (prototypes) I’m coding, and I’ve had my first encounters with Objective C.


      But that would explain why I’m amped. I’m learning a lot, discovering great tools, bumping into legends and looking forward to a adventurous future. Also have a couple of themesongs from my Spotify playlist banging on my eardrums. I’m feeling like the protagonist from a film… my own movie :D — I’m kinda nuts… soo nuts, but who gives a hoot.

      back to coding…

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    • Stimuli from every direction. In any direction you venture from our office, something inspiring awaits…

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    • At last — we’re home! We’ve been living in our temporary spot for about 1 and a half week and have moved into our real office about a couple of minutes ago.

      We’re popping a couple of brews with our neightbors on friday to get acquainted. On the 7th of october we’ll be having our first Suprbash during which we’ll be presenting the driving forces, the envisioned goals and the odd ducklings which drive Suprnovae.

      Check the facebook event. I’d be there if I were you *wink*.

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    • One of our Suprnovaens has just earned those electronics engineering stripes and is currently considering taking some Computer Science courses just for the heck of it — if he’s actually going to do it is another thing but “consider it, he does”.

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