What I saw on the web on 2023.5.19

1. A yes that famous historical figure CLSORDtRD
   by Keegan Osinski
   https://twitter.com/keegzzz/status/1658995996653768705
   all hail CLSORD✝RD!
   via discord
   
   
2. Hamilton’s Quaternions, or, The Trouble with Triples
   by James Propp
   https://mathenchant.wordpress.com/2023/05/17/hamiltons-quaternions-or-the-trouble-with-triples/
   including a discussion of the most famous mathematical graffiti of all time
   via rss
   
   
3. Billionaires Are Shriveled-Up Perverts and It's Time To Start Saying It
   by Michael O Church
   https://antipodes.substack.com/p/billionaires-are-shriveled-up-perverts
   "In the upcoming conflict with the corporate upper class, we will need support from people who do not digest complex argumentation. The ebay way to make our case is to convince the world that our global elite consists of self-serving, imponent, unattractive perverts. The good news is that it's actually true."
   via rss
   
   
4. Just a Minute
   by Subnormality
   https://viruscomix.com/page599.html
   as is often the case, a wall of text that hits like a ton of bricks. worth reading
   via rss
   
   
5. Update on A Study of The Limits To The Acquisition of Polyhedral Gaming Dice By a Single Individual Over Time.
   by Wil Wheaton
   https://wilwheaton.net/2023/05/update-on-a-study-of-the-limits-to-the-acquisition-of-polyhedral-gaming-dice-by-a-single-individual-over-time/
   is it not said: "shiny math rocks make the click-clack sound"?
   via rss