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04/16/2019

Our redesign of American Documentary is nominated for The Webbys! Vote for us if so inclined: http://wbby.co/vote-web27

01/16/2019

Offering a unique fruity and floral aroma with hints of pepper and spice, are generally not used for their bittering power but are a great choice for Belgian Ale, Pilsner, Bock, and Munich Helles recipes. hail from , , and a slightly more distant derived .
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(shoutout to and morebeer.com for the info!)

11/07/2018

Color and icon explorations for a new project. Launching soon 📊

10/03/2017

Do you like or ? profiles the flavors and aromas from oils, and the bittering from acids within hops. A new profile every week.

07/06/2017

Our art director Pei set out to become a pothead. You won't believe what happens next! https://medium.com/typecode/is-anyone-surprised-that-becoming-a-pot-head-made-me-a-better-designer-ab7416353bb1

06/29/2017

The Moving Poster, a very moving repository of animated poster design: themovingposter.com

06/15/2017

The new website for Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, the architecture firm founded by legendary architect I. M. Pei. Check it out at peicobbfreed.com

06/13/2017

Have lyrics have become more repetitive over the years? And, a lesson on compression: https://pudding.cool/2017/05/song-repetition/

Measuring repetition in song lyrics over time using a compression algorithm

05/30/2017

Our newest developer, Alex Shilen, writes about wanderlust, romantic, roadside killing, and other charming visions of America. 😉

There are a variety of nostalgias that we contract.

05/24/2017

In 1947, while working as a programmer on the Harvard Mark II computer, Grace Hopper recorded in her log one of the first computing bugs. It was an actual bug, a moth that had been found jammed in one of the relays in of the computer (the Mark II was large enough to fill a room), causing the program to crash. Seventy years later, we’re still trying to figure out how to produce bug-free programs. Hopper went on to invent the first compiler, and her work led to the rise of human-readable programming languages, which are the lifeblood of modern-day software development.

05/22/2017