Nothing more than a playlist on Spotify, admittedly. No more than a funny game, if you want. A collaborative playlist, to be honest. In passing, it’s a great thing, the simple possibility to collaborate, to work together on a given list of songs. It opens […]
Author: mcastel
Science and poetry, nearest that ever
It’s more that obvious, that in the imaginary of the people, disciplines as science and poetry may seems as distant as possible. More than distant, they in fact seems – in a superficial way of looking – as belonging to different universes. How can […]
Play Music, or Spotify?
There is a thing I like so much in Google Play Music, and it’s the simple beauty of its minimalistic interface. Really much more appealing, to my eyes, in respect (just do say) to the look of Spotify. Nothing to say, Google is still […]
Oh you beautiful thing
There is a certain beauty on listening the music in Spotify, for sure. One thing, is that you can discover new music, anytime. Music that you did not programmed to listen to, that you did not even expect it exists… There is far more […]
Open source, and open science
As scientist, the least thing I expected, when yesterday I listened to the very interesting Linus Torvalds speech at TED, was a discussion on the way science and its results are diffused. I was pleased to hear Linus mentioning arXiv, the famous science archive […]
Jennifer, where are you?
This Is Your Song proposes a very difficult task! You know, It’s so hard to choose just one song, since everybody has plenty of wonderful songs inside, that are ready to be loaded in memory when the situation do require it… Songs are, sometimes, such […]
