*evil laugh*
Do you see a dog? Areyouobservant.com?
A site full of things that are easy to miss. It's a DONG.
Something you can do online now guys.
On Luizmonteiro.com you can visualize how airplane navigational aids work.
One of the most common is Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range or VOR.
Down here you’re shown different features of the simulation.
If you adjust vertical navigation you’ll see horizontal navigation change accordingly.
When you set it higher or lower you’ll also see the Altimeter change.
This hand represents 100 feet, this one 1,000 and this one 10,000.
But if you’d rather not add that up you can just look right here.
Press start to set the plane in motion and see how much time has lapsed.
You can also speed it up.
For an in depth tutorial on how to use it there’s a video.
Now like the path of airplanes, growth isn’t always in a straight line so check out
Exponentiation explained.
This site allows you to adjust growth rates to show linear and exponential growth.
With this one we can see linear growth by adding one bar to each step.
If you want to see twenty steps move this slider to the far right and see that the last
bar is 20 times longer than the first.
Scrolling down a bit we’ll see a similar visualization but this one demonstrates exponential growth.
If you set the rate of growth at 4 you’ll see that each step is 4 times the previous
and by the 10th step it is over a million times larger.
The first five steps are so small in comparison that you can’t even see them.
Down here is a demonstration of how infections spread exponentially until they’ve affected
the whole population.
Which means robots would have to take over so find out if that’s possible on
Will Robots Take My Job.
Type in your current job or really any job to see what the chances are of that job being lost to robots.
According to the site, if you're veterinarian you only have about
a 3.8% chance.
But cashiers? Well they have a 97% chance.
If you scroll down you’ll see things like automation risk level, the median salary,
people employed.
But can a robot teach music?
Learning music allows you to go through a variety of lessons.
Pick anything on this list from getting started to where do I go from here.
I’ll choose beats.
Here’s a little information on it but if you’re hands on you can learn that way as
well by scrolling down.
Listen to the different sounds of a drum like an open hat or a kick.
Now play around with rhythms yourself and make something like this.
Now that you’re exhausted from all that drumming just drift away
With play-create.com.
Show the computer your face with the webcam and watch as your face gently blows away into
smoke.
Alright enough relaxing it is now time for
Pinball.
Which might seem like old news but guess again because this is a super cool version.
It’s 3D and just looks awesome with all the colors.
Press and hold the spacebar until you’re ready to launch it.
Once it shoots out use A and P to play.
Try to get bonus points along the way and once you’ve used three balls it’s time
to move on to
Emoji connect. A familiar game but this one is pretty hard.
In less than three moves you need to connect two of the same emoji.
See your points on the left and try to win against yourself but more importantly try
to just win so you can get to the next level.
It starts off easy but later it can get hard to see which ones to connect.
At level two when you get a match the rest will shift to make room.
MushROOM man. Ha. Here the goal is to get to the exit in as little time as you can.
On level one you have to collect the keys to open the locks and get to the end.
In each level new obstacles show up like these little guys you have to pay to get past.
Or these pink beans that make it trickier to move around.
But thank goodness for these bombs and guns that blast through walls.
The word DONG backwards is GNOD.
Which is not a word but it is Krautrock band.
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