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Ian's Lunchtime Video Series #2

This video comes a little bit before lunch for you today. Nice 10 min quickie for the physics and cosmology geeks out there. This pretty much blew my mind, I love cosmology and have watched a ton of vids on large objects in the universe and such, but this one takes the cake. If you're into this hardcore science, watch the extended interview version here. Otherwise, see below to melt your brain.

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Ian's Lunchtime Video Series #1

I've been getting way into youtube lately.  "Hey, Ian, you're like almost 10 years behind the curve on this one."  Yup, I know, but youtube has been getting so much better lately—and maybe lately means for the past 10 years.  Okay, anyway, I digress, what I'm trying to say is that there have been a ton of videos that I never thought would be on youtube.  Like an entire lecture series on algorithms and data structures or an awesome channel that explores modern physics.  All this has me hopped up on the idea that you don't need to go to college anymore, but that's another post for another time.

I've been digesting as much of this free knowledge as possible, along with some other videos that are just plain cool (in a very nerdy sense,) and what better time than to watch these videos over lunch when you can set your Skype to "away".  So I introduce to you, the first in my "Lunchtime Video Series".  This one is on programming robots with javascript.  No particular reason why this video is first—except that I watched it today during lunch and I wanted to start this blog series.  Enjoy.