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Source: https://sadvidyafoundation.org/yoga-through-ayurvedic-cooking/

Purdue is #2 in public universities list.

From Forbes.

The most underrated technical report of the year
https://www.arxiv.org/pdf/2511.23404

by Aspnes

Admiral Hyman Rickover, also known as the "Father of the Nuclear Navy", built the first nuclear-powered submarine and civilian nuclear reactor.

As the U.S. returns once more to an era of shipbuilding and building nuclear energy infrastructure, understanding Rickover's management methods is of even greater importance.

This website is a searchable digital archive of Admiral Hyman G. Rickover’s speeches, congressional testimonies, and memos. It includes over 2,500 pages of documents, including over 1,800 pages of never before seen digitized artifacts from the U.S. Naval Academy Archives

Albert Jay Nock

via this X thread

Rest of the issue

Via: https://www.barandbench.com/news/citizenship-amendment-act-take-effect-today-centre-announces-plan-notify-caa-rules

Uber's investor presentation deck from Feb is so so good. The last time I was this impressed with a public company update was when I read their investor update from 2022.

Highly recommend to anyone who wants to understand how a 3 sided marketplace operates at scale. -- https://x.com/manasjsaloi/status/1765384208279797941

Wang Huning 1991

Soul of Japan: An Introduction to Shinto and Ise Jingu (2013) [pdf]

More discussion on HN

mass tourism is certainly a modern invention, but there was a certain amount of tourism in both ancient greece and rome (egypt was a favorite destination). romans even went to seaside resort towns in the summers.

A reminder from Knuth that endless breakage and churn is not the only possibility...

An excellent Sanskrit-English dictionary for computer terminology that is actually a pleasure to read by itself! Words have been coined so lucidly that anyone can intuitively understand them!

@Suricata_IDS @pevma NVM: found a good reference that explains Community ID:

@IndianLinguist @sucheta_g Here is the resource you can read more on Nandinagari.

@bryandaniellowe @BuhrmanKristina Mcevilley touches on this in The Shape of Ancient Thought. Sexagesimal numerology, apparently Mesopotamian in origin, appears throughout Indian literature as a whole. The ecliptic was also divided into 108 pādas. See p. 15 here:

@SuspiciousPleb I learnt a lot about that by reading this treasury document - They are also accurate about many other linguistic/cultural things.. well done document.

Roddam Narasimha's Nature piece on Aryabhatta. Sines in terse verse:

On proof in (and the general epistemology of) Indian science and math:

Roddam Narasimha's Nature piece on Aryabhatta. Sines in terse verse:

On proof in (and the general epistemology of) Indian science and math:

@longhandnotes Prof. Roddam Narasimha's "Epistemology and Language in Indian Astronomy and Mathematics"

I will take short digression from jokes about COBOL and point out a pair of delightful works from Merigoux et al.:

A Modern Compiler for the French Tax Code:

The Catala Language:

If you're done Googling, read this too.

Jerusalem, 2008: The Chief Rabbinate of Israel, in cooperation with the American Jewish Committee, affirmed the symbol as "greatly auspicious" and "sacred to Hindus for millennia, long before its misappropriation."