What’s hot and what’s not, Issue 22

Fashion is fleeting, Chalkdust regulars are not.

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Maths is a fickle world. Stay à la mode with our guide to the latest trends.

HOT Kitsch slogans in song lyrics

Drinking Wine, Feeling Fine is the Schlager hit of the summer. Coming soon on our new album:

Linearly Gindependent Basis Vectors

Live Laugh Long Division

Keep Calm and Carry the One

NOT Cryptic insults in song lyrics

Is song 7 a diss track? Who cares?

HOT Bringing supermarket tote bags from the US

Carrefour, Spar and Albert Heijn wondering if they can also charge tourists to their countries $4/bag.

NOT Sending anything to the US

What’s 10% of a worthless magazine? No one knows. $80?

HOT Overleaf going down

The universe is telling you to do something else – anything else. Or at least to install LaTeX on your own machine. (What do you mean, you don’t realhats on your laptop?)

NOT BibTeX warnings

Need to reference a form of media that was created after 1985? Ah, fuhgeddaboudit.

HOT Calling a big screen a ‘jumbotron’

Picking out random members of the class, coming soon to a lecture theatre near you.

NOT Calling a big screen an ‘interactive whiteboard’

Accidentally touch it? Here, let me just skip through your next five slides.

HOT Letting other people make videos of your work

All the credit, and you can still take public transport anonymously.

NOT Having to promote yourself

The bots on Facebook don’t care about your mathematical lunch.

HOT “Good question, I’ll answer that in the break.”

Run away, run away!

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