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  iPhones in old paintings — Is this evidence of Time Travellers? Today’s posting is a bit of fun. While some do take the following observations at face value as credible evidence that time travellers have turned up in the past, most people don’t. There is however a more serious point at the end. The real answer reveals something rather fundamental about the human experience and life. The essence of this posting is this. People have been spotting iPhones in places where they simply should not be, and yet there they are. What is going on, how is this actually possible? Let’s take a look at a few examples. Example 1 — iPhone in 1860 painting Picture: Hajotthu / Wikimedia Commons(Hajotthu / Wikimedia Commons) The above is a painting by Feddinand Georg Waldmüller called “The Expected One”. The gallery dates it to 1850 or 1860. It appears to depict a young girl mesmerised by her iPhone. Is that really an iPhone? Let’s zoon in for a closer look, and yes, there is even a glow from the scr...

  People who Miss Each Other will Meet Again True love can beat distance and time As we grow up, we will meet many, many people, but now they have become a passer-by in our own life. But some people, no matter how time goes by, we can’t completely forget him, and always bury him in our hearts. Maybe you and him once had a goodbye promise, but it hasn’t been fulfilled until now. True love can be worth a thousand dollars, and your feelings will surely move your destiny, let it arrange for you to meet again. The person you are thinking of will surely reunite with you again and meet you unexpectedly at the corner of the street. The promise of weightlessness in itself will definitely be fulfilled in the end. Because love is not constrained by time and space, two people who truly love each other, even if they are separated by thousands of mountains and rivers, will meet on the two-way journey. If you are true love, you can be guided by fate and reappear in front of each other after going...

  5 Programming Languages That Every Developer Should Learn Programmers write code in various general-purpose programming languages. Most programmers who work with enterprise software typically work with one programming language until they retire. However, some programmers get opportunities to work with multiple programming languages during their day-to-day jobs. For example, if a programmer works with a Flutter native module, there is an opportunity to work with Dart, Kotlin (or Java), Objective-C (or Swift), C/C++, etc. But, unfortunately, most programmers limit their technical skills by working on one language for decades. We often meet .NET, and Java experts. But, we rarely see programmers who master multiple languages. Learning multiple programming languages brings more benefits. But, learning every trending programming language is not indeed a wise choice. In this story, I will show you the five programming languages that every programmer should learn. Also, I will explain th...

  Learn Anything Faster By Using The Feynman Technique R ichard Feynman is considered to be one of the most miraculous personalities in scientific history. The 1965 Nobel prize winner on QED (along with J. Schwinger and Tomonaga), Dr. Feynman was a remarkably amazing educator and a great physicist. Feynman, along with many other contributions to science, had created a mathematical theory that accounts for the phenomenon of superfluidity in liquid helium. Thereafter, he had fundamental contributions (along with Murray Gell-Mann) to weak interactions such as beta decay. In his later years, Feynman played a significant role in the development of quark theory by putting forward his Parton model of high energy proton collision processes. He also introduced basic new computational techniques and notations into physics. Besides being a physicist, he was at various times repairer of radios, a picker of locks, an artist, a dancer, a bongo player, a great teacher, and a showman who successfu...