My personal glimpse into the first half of the 21st Century for some yet to be known future
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Friday, February 23, 2018
Thursday, February 22, 2018
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Photos you post for businesses on Google...or really, one in particular that I posted...347K views
Several years ago, I posted a photo of a lunch that others from my work and I enjoyed at a rare find in New England: an actual Chinese restaurant (as opposed to "authentic" or "real" ones that are easy to find and even more easily disappoint). The restaurant in question is Sichuan Gourmet in Billerica, Massachusetts (of all places). The food was great.
Typically in New England, when you are given a food rating of spiciness, hot is actually medium. medium is actually mild, and mild somehow even more mild. At Sichuan Gourmet, spicy dishes were actually spicy! Hot was hot! In fact, hot was very hot!
So, what's so special about the photo I posted from this restaurant? For some reason, over 347,000 other people thought it was significant enough to view it. This is surprizing for a few reasons. First, it's amazing that Sichuan Gourmet is being searched and found on Google by hundreds of thousands of people in a place like Billerica. Second, it's amazing that my photo is being found in a sea of dozens of other photos at this location. Third, it's amazing that the number of people choosing my photo to view is 347,000+.
Since I don't know how to see view numbers for the other photos from this location, and I don't know if this is actually a lot for this location. I have many other photos on Google for arguably much more popular places that only received a few views. Some of my photos have 11K+, 22K+, 60K+, and even 73K+ views for a photo of perfume at a Banana Republic (which also baffles me). From the rarity of these high counts, my guess is that even these numbers are fairly extraordinary, even at popular places.
Side note, Billerica is not pronounced bil-LER-i-cah, bil-LAIR-ri-cah or bil-le-RI-cah. It's pronounced BIL-ric-a, with a bit of bitterness infused into each of the three syllables. This video should help. (Yes, this is really a really thing.)
Typically in New England, when you are given a food rating of spiciness, hot is actually medium. medium is actually mild, and mild somehow even more mild. At Sichuan Gourmet, spicy dishes were actually spicy! Hot was hot! In fact, hot was very hot!
So, what's so special about the photo I posted from this restaurant? For some reason, over 347,000 other people thought it was significant enough to view it. This is surprizing for a few reasons. First, it's amazing that Sichuan Gourmet is being searched and found on Google by hundreds of thousands of people in a place like Billerica. Second, it's amazing that my photo is being found in a sea of dozens of other photos at this location. Third, it's amazing that the number of people choosing my photo to view is 347,000+.
Since I don't know how to see view numbers for the other photos from this location, and I don't know if this is actually a lot for this location. I have many other photos on Google for arguably much more popular places that only received a few views. Some of my photos have 11K+, 22K+, 60K+, and even 73K+ views for a photo of perfume at a Banana Republic (which also baffles me). From the rarity of these high counts, my guess is that even these numbers are fairly extraordinary, even at popular places.
Side note, Billerica is not pronounced bil-LER-i-cah, bil-LAIR-ri-cah or bil-le-RI-cah. It's pronounced BIL-ric-a, with a bit of bitterness infused into each of the three syllables. This video should help. (Yes, this is really a really thing.)
Sunday, February 11, 2018
Thursday, February 08, 2018
Wednesday, February 07, 2018
Mako power board - 34mph in less than 3secs. #SWW18
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Mako power board or jetboard was highlighted at SOLIDWORKS World 2018. With a top speed of 34MPH that can be acheived in 3 seconds, this looks like a great way to get around beyond the obvious recreational joys it offers.
Tuesday, February 06, 2018
Monday, February 05, 2018
Sunday, February 04, 2018
Saturday, February 03, 2018
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