Inspired by: I like smart people. — Firuza Pastakia (@firuzap) January 6, 2015

tl;dr - A survey I carried out shows that 55% of the respondents considered Jameel Noori Nastaleeq to be the most readable out of six commonly used Urdu fonts on the web. Update: These stats were updated on Aug 4, 2015 The data below is from a small survey I carried out in order to learn about font preferences of Urdu readers on the Internet. Here’s how it was conducted. ...

 Sninner: (noun) - A snack between lunch and dinner that makes you too full to eat dinner.

Might look like a 3-D rendered image but it’s a real-life chess board and toy.

I’ve just pushed a Javascript version of LDA on my github account. It’s based on my no-longer-functioning earlier work. For testing, I use a subset of the SMS Spam Corpus available here (and thus take no responsibility of the inappropriateness of the text within :) ). Each topic is represented as a word cloud; the larger a word, the more weight it has in the topic. The source sentences are displayed again with a bar which shows the percentage distribution of topics for that sentence. Hovering on each area in the bar would show you the words in the topic. You can of course replace it with any other text, change the number of topics using the slider, and press the ‘Analyse’ button to see it work. ...

holding hands in the blue-grey sea spring is here #haiku

bright yellow seeds dropped on the table mat ’quite corny, eh?’