The admin pages for this blog have a “sparkle bar” along the top that shows the hourly hit rate, which is usually a simple diurnal cycle: most activity happens during the Western Hemisphere daylight hours.
Yesterday was different:
In the space of about 10 minutes, my sleepy post about a bicycle saddle advertisement received 207 hits from “bike riding” at Yahoo! image search. For the last two and a half years, it’s been ticking along at about 1 hit/day, so I think that spike represents a nice example of a Dirac Delta Function in action.
I no longer even pretend to know what’s going on…
The Smell of Molten Projects in the Morning 
Comments
4 responses to “Blog Hits: Dirac Delta”
You Dirty DOG!!!
I was hoping to see some Free Energy stuff,
the DIRAC SEA is a vast reservoir of “untapped by humans” energy that we are all seeking to exploit
I’m sure it’ll eventually become too cheap to meter…
That is most definitely the idea!
However, if one created a device that could tap said oceans of power,
it would be wise to let the govt. :/ get their slice off the top so as to
not upset the tax structure LOL
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