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Samir Parikh

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New England-based dad and tech, photography and sports fan. Sideline photographer for my kids' soccer teams. Tinkering with programming and Linux administration. "Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge" - Charles Darwin, 1871

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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 30/04/2026
Scuderia Ferrari HP #Formula1 team poster for the #MiamiGP, by @diberkato.bsky.social. More information at www.ferrari.com/en-US/formul... #F1
Alt text via ChatGPT:  A vibrant, stylized poster of a Formula 1 driver and car set in a tropical Miami beach scene.

The composition is angled diagonally, giving a dynamic, tilted perspective. A male driver stands near the center, leaning casually with arms crossed against a Formula 1 car. He wears a bright red racing suit covered in sponsor logos (including Shell and HP), and dark sunglasses. His posture is relaxed and confident, with his head tilted slightly upward as if looking toward the sky.

Behind him, part of a Ferrari race car is visible, including a large rear tire and rear wing. The tire has “P ZERO” branding, and the rear wing displays “V-Power” and “Petronas 0.0%.” The car’s red bodywork and sponsor decals match the driver’s suit.

The setting blends beach and racing imagery. The lower right corner shows foamy ocean waves washing onto sandy shore, while the middle ground transitions into a racetrack-like surface. Tall palm trees rise in the background, silhouetted against a bright sky filled with stylized, painterly clouds in shades of white, blue, and turquoise.

Across the center, the word “Miami” is written in very large, bold, white brushstroke-style letters, partially overlapping the driver and car. Near the right side, smaller text reads “Miami International Autodrome” and “03 May 2026.”

In the bottom right corner, there is a small HP logo.

Overall, the image combines a beach vacation vibe with high-speed racing culture, using bold colors, dramatic angles, and graphic textures to create an energetic, poster-like composition.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 29/04/2026
Atlassian Williams #F1 Team poster for the #MiamiGP #Formula1
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A bright, modern, graphic-style poster for the Miami Grand Prix featuring a Williams Formula 1 car.

The background shows a stylized sky filled with soft, painterly clouds in pastel shades of peach, cream, and blue. At the top center are the logos “Atlassian” and “Williams F1 Team.” Below them, the word “MIAMI” appears in large, bold, brushstroke-style letters in hot pink, slightly angled and textured. Beneath that, smaller white text reads “Grand Prix.”

In the foreground, a blue-and-black Formula 1 car (Williams livery) dominates the lower half of the image. The car is angled from left to right, as if speeding toward the viewer’s right side. The number “55” is visible on the nose. Sponsor logos such as “Atlassian,” “Komatsu,” and others are printed across the body. Motion lines around the wheels and along the track emphasize speed.

The car is driving on a smooth, dark racetrack with sharp white lane markings and bright pink accent stripes that echo the Miami theme.

Behind the car, a row of tall green palm trees lines the track, reinforcing the tropical setting. In the far background, faint geometric shapes suggest a city skyline.

At the bottom left, white text provides event details: “2026 Season / R04,” “Miami International Autodrome,” and “Miami Gardens, FL 33056, United States.”

Overall, the image has a clean, vector-art style with bold colors, strong contrast, and a sense of speed and energy.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 29/04/2026
Cadillac #Formula1 Team poster for the #MiamiGP, by @dimithryv.bsky.social #F1
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A stylized, hand-painted illustration of a Formula 1 car drifting through a corner on a racetrack, viewed from above at a slight angle.

The track curves from the top right toward the bottom center, painted in dark gray with visible brushstrokes. Along the outer edge of the corner is a red-and-white striped curb. To the left of the track is a bright turquoise-blue area suggesting water or a coastal setting, with a black silhouette of a palm tree leaning inward. Near the water, the word “Miami” appears in pink, graffiti-style lettering.

The race car is black and white with a classic, slightly retro design. It is mid-drift, with all four tires angled and producing thick white smoke that billows outward, emphasizing motion and loss of traction. The rear wing prominently displays the word “CADILLAC” in bold black letters. Additional sponsor-style markings appear on the body, including “TWG,” “Claro,” and smaller logos.

The driver is visible in the open cockpit, wearing a bright yellow helmet with a dark visor and a black star emblem on top. The driver’s gloved hands grip the steering wheel.

The painting style is expressive and textured, with visible brushstrokes and slightly exaggerated proportions, giving it an energetic, dynamic feel.

At the bottom margin of the image, on a white border, there is the Cadillac Formula 1 Team logo on the left, the word “ODITI” centered, and an artist’s signature on the right.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 29/04/2026
It's finally #F1 Race Week again! Here is the BWT Alpine #Formula1 Team poster for the #MiamiGP
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A stylized, retro-futuristic poster for a Formula 1 race in Miami.

The background is split into bold, saturated colors: teal-blue at the top and bright pink at the bottom, separated by a sweeping, curved architectural structure in deep magenta. The structure has layered, parallel lines that create a tunnel-like frame, drawing the eye toward the center.

At the top, large elegant white letters spell “MIAMI,” with thin, artistic typography. In the upper right corner is the BWT Alpine Formula One Team logo. Along the left edge, small vertical text reads “issue 04 – 26.”

Centered in the lower half is a Formula 1 race car in Alpine’s blue and pink livery. The car is angled slightly toward the viewer’s left, sitting on a flat pink surface. Sponsor logos like “BWT” and “MSC” are visible on the car’s body. The tires are detailed, and the car has a glossy, high-contrast finish.

Behind the car, framed by the curved structure, are several green palm trees against a pale blue sky, reinforcing the Miami setting.

Near the bottom, small white text reads “pierre & franco,” referring to the drivers. Along the very bottom edge, more small text lists event details: “01–03 May,” “Miami International Autodrome,” and “57 laps.”

Overall, the image combines a tropical Miami vibe with sleek racing aesthetics, using bright colors, clean geometry, and a polished, poster-like design.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/04/2026
Tough week to be a coach or manager of a Boston-based professional sports team
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 15/04/2026
Wrote a blog post about Options in #fsharp blog.samirparikh.com/2026/04/opti...
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Options in F#
One type of discriminated union that is commonly used in F# is the Option type. The Option type is used to represent a value that may be p...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 10/04/2026
#Formula1
Alt Text via ChatGPT:  A two-panel meme in the style of the “Drake Hotline Bling” format:

Top panel: Drake turns his head away with a dismissive expression and raises his hand as if rejecting something. Next to him, the text reads: “Naming holes in golf.”
Bottom panel: The same man now smiles and points approvingly. Next to him, the text reads: “Naming corners in Formula 1.”
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 08/04/2026
“We most importantly choose this moment to challenge this generation and the next to make sure this record is not long-lived.” -- Jeremy Hansen, #Artemis II mission specialist, on breaking the distance record for human space travel earlier this week
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 07/04/2026
If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, go watch Episode 5, Series 3 of "The Grand Tour" with Richard Hammond's moving tribute to this driving legend
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 07/04/2026
My new desktop wallpaper images.nasa.gov/details/art0...
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NASA Image and Video Library
NASA Image and Video Library, serving up consolidated imagery and videos in one searchable location. Users can download content in multiple sizes and resolutions and see the metadata associated with images, including EXIF/camera data on many images.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 04/04/2026
Can’t wait for his apology for his apology
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 04/04/2026
UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma was upset because he just furnished his whole house with furniture from Jordan’s www.nytimes.com/athletic/716...
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Furniture store to refund millions if UConn teams reach title games: ‘We’re hoping that it’ll happen’
Jordan's Furniture says it could owe $50 million in refunds to customers if both Huskies basketball teams win Final Four games.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 04/04/2026
Don’t know what they’re putting in the water UConn basketball coaches are drinking
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 03/04/2026
Official EXIF data can also be found here: images.nasa.gov/details/art0...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 03/04/2026
It was shot with a Nikon D5 (last mfg in 2020) and AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED lens. Interesting to note because the earth is illuminted from light reflecting off the moon (the earth is actually eclipsing the sun), Cmdr Reid Wiseman had to use a shutter speed of 1/4 of second and ISO of 51200!
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 03/04/2026
Here is the EXIF data for the "Hello, World" photo published by #NASA as part of the #Artemis mission #photography blog.samirparikh.com/p/exif-data-...
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EXIF data for art002e000192.jpg
Original image courtesy of NASA ExifTool Version Number : 13.52 File Name : art002e000192.jpg Directory ...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 02/04/2026
The man had some impressive talent www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KvG...
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Meredith Frost Marvin Gaye’s isolated vocals for “I Heard It Through The Grapevine ' Simply incred
YouTube video by Bill Reynolds (Texstar)
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 02/04/2026
Artemis toilet needs it’s own Bluesky account
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 01/04/2026
This is why! bsky.app/profile/nasa...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 01/04/2026
Why we stopping the clock? #artemis
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 31/03/2026
Cool project. Have you posted the code anywhere?
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 30/03/2026
When creating a new account for a service, we're asked to enter our password twice to confirm they match. Why do some sites allow you to paste the password the first time but prevent you from pasting the password from the clipboard the second time?
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Rodger Sherman @rodger.bsky.social · 29/03/2026
CBS turned their news operation into propaganda, kicked Colbert off the air for making too much trouble, and all that just to have Charles Barkley go on the air on one of their most-watched telecasts of the year and say this lmao
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 30/03/2026
What’s that law about asking a question in a newspaper headline where we all know what the answer is? 🤔
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 29/03/2026
I remember suffering the same fate as a Bengals fan in the 90’s. Occasionally a local radio station would but up enough tickets for the game to be broadcast locally.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 29/03/2026
Only one #Formula1 race now in the next 8 weeks. #f1
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 29/03/2026
I wrote a follow up to this post on what I think is a better way to represent a deck of cards. #fsharp blog.samirparikh.com/2026/03/deck...
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Deck of Cards
In my last post , I used the analogy of creating a deck of cards to illustrate the relationship between discriminated unions and pattern mat...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
Ha ha! I saw that too. Looked like he was saying "Good car, good car. Such a good car" 😂 Glad the camera operator saw that as well
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
If you're interested enough to ask, then Yes! I'm fairly new but still enjoy it despite some of the kinks in the new regulations (rules). Every sport has something to complain about and F1 is no different. Here are some tips I documented on an old blog: web.archive.org/web/20231004...
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How to Get Started with Formula 1
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
F1 response, via Reddit x.com/f1/status/20...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
Are you referring to turn 16 at the Astemo Chicane? In looking at the 2025 circuit layout, it looks like they also used the first right hand turn off of 130R gpdestinations.com/wp-content/u...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
New blog post on an introduction to discriminated unions and pattern matching in #fsharp blog.samirparikh.com/2026/03/disc...
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Discriminated Unions and Pattern Matching in F#
I’m starting to kick the tires on discriminated unions and pattern matching as I continue to learn about F#. While not exactly the same thi...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
I mean, FFS youtu.be/VT8ULSU6em8
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Kimi Antonelli's Pole Lap | 2026 Japanese Grand Prix | Pirelli
YouTube video by FORMULA 1
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 28/03/2026
Was it just me or did they not show any full onboards of drivers going through 130R during Qualifying? #Formula1 #F1 #JapaneseGP
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 27/03/2026
McLaren Mastercard #Formula1 Team poster for the #JapaneseGP #F1
Alt text via ChatGPT: This image is a high-contrast, collage-style poster for a Formula One race in Japan, using mostly black, white, and bright orange.

Across the center, large bold text reads “JAPANESE GRAND PRIX.” The letters are thick and angular, colored in bright orange, and partially overlap the rest of the artwork.

In the foreground, two Formula One cars race toward the viewer, angled slightly from right to left. They are colored in orange and black, with detailed tires and aerodynamic parts. The cars appear to be speeding, with motion implied by their angled positioning and textured lines beneath them.

Above the cars, two drivers are shown from the chest up, back-to-back:

The driver on the left faces left in profile.
The driver on the right faces right.
Both wear dark racing suits with sponsor logos, and their expressions appear serious and focused.

Behind them is a large red-orange sun, centered in the composition, evoking the Japanese flag.

The background is a layered collage of Japanese-inspired elements, including:

A traditional pagoda temple on the left
Mount Fuji in the distance
A Ferris wheel
Flowing, wave-like shapes and abstract textures

These elements are rendered in a mix of fine linework and rough, etched textures, giving the poster a handcrafted, print-like feel.

Near the bottom, smaller text reads:

“Round 3”
“26 / 29 March”
“The Suzuka Circuit”

In the lower right corner, there is branding for the McLaren Formula 1 Team along with a sponsor logo.

Overall, the image blends motorsport action with Japanese cultural imagery, using bold color and layered textures to create a dramatic and energetic race poster.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 27/03/2026
Visa Cash App Racing Bulls #F1 Team poster for the #JapaneseGP #Formula1
Alt text via ChatGPT:  This image is a comic-book–style racing poster with bold lines, strong reds, and dynamic motion.

At the top, large stylized text reads “JAPANESE GRAND PRIX.” The background is mostly red and white, with small cherry blossom petals scattered across the scene.

On the left side, there is a large Ferris wheel with a red support structure and white spokes, set against distant mountains. Below it, a race track curves sharply from the background toward the foreground, with red-and-white striped barriers along the edge.

In the center, a Formula One car is driving toward the viewer at speed, angled slightly to the left as it follows the curve. The car is mostly white with red and yellow accents and the number “30” on its nose. The front wing and tires are large and prominent, emphasizing motion and perspective. Speed lines around the car enhance the sense of movement.

On the right side, there are two close-up panels of a driver’s face inside a helmet, drawn in a comic style:

The top panel shows one eye looking forward with focus.
The lower panel shows another angle of the driver’s face, also concentrated and intense.

Along the right edge, the year “2026” is written vertically in bold numbers.

Cherry blossom branches with red flowers frame parts of the image, reinforcing the Japanese setting.

At the bottom corners, there are small logos and text, including “Creator Platform” on the left and sponsor-style branding on the right.

Overall, the image combines motorsport action with Japanese cultural elements and comic-book illustration, creating a vivid, energetic poster for a Formula One race in Japan.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 27/03/2026
Oracle Red Bull Racing #Formula1 team poster for the #JapaneseGP #F1
Alt text via ChatGPT: A stylized, top-down illustration shows a dark blue Formula 1 race car centered on a pale background. The car features bright accents in red, yellow, and white, with sponsor logos visible along its body. Surrounding it are thick, twisting tree branches covered in clusters of soft pink cherry blossoms. Loose petals appear to be drifting through the air, creating a sense of gentle motion.

The branches frame the car from all sides, partially overlapping it, as if the vehicle is nestled beneath blooming trees. The overall color palette contrasts the deep blue of the car with the light pink flowers and a soft blue-and-white background.

In the lower-left corner, there are small Japanese characters, reinforcing a Japanese springtime theme. The composition blends high-speed racing imagery with calm, seasonal nature, giving a serene yet dynamic feel.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS #F1 Team poster for the #JapaneseGP, by Juan Alcalá Lara #Formula1
Alt text via ChatGPT: This image is an animated illustration of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. It features a racing car in motion, surrounded by dynamic clouds and pink cherry blossoms. The car is a Mercedes Formula 1 vehicle with visible sponsor logos, including Petronas and Microsoft. In the foreground, there is a close-up of a helmeted driver, showing part of his face, and next to him, a stylized figure of a person with curly hair. There are also colorful koi fish swimming through the scene. The composition blends modern racing aesthetics with traditional Japanese elements, like cherry blossoms. The image also includes the text "JAPANESE GRAND PRIX SUZUKA" at the top and "ROUND 3" along with a date at the bottom. The overall style is bold and vibrant, with anime-inspired art.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
Atlassian Williams #F1 Team poster for the #JapaneseGP #Formula1
Alt text via ChatGPT: A stylized, poster-like illustration promoting a Formula 1 race.

At the top, there’s a close-up drawing of a driver’s eyes seen through a helmet visor. The driver has brown eyes and thick eyebrows, and the helmet partially obscures the face. Near the visor, a small comic-style text bubble reads: “Damon Hill becomes the 1996 World Champion.”

Centered across the image in large, bold text are the words: “Japanese GRAND PRIX.” Above that, smaller text references the Atlassian Williams F1 Team.

In the middle, a blue Formula 1 car races straight toward the viewer, creating a sense of speed and motion. Red streaks radiate outward behind it, evoking the Japanese flag’s rising sun motif and adding energy to the scene. The car features multiple sponsor logos and detailed aerodynamic elements.

At the bottom, a side view of the same blue race car shows it speeding along a track, with blurred background elements suggesting high velocity. Additional sponsor logos are visible along the car’s body.

In the lower-left corner, text reads: “2026 Season / R03 Suzuka Circuit,” followed by an address in Suzuka, Japan.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
Disappointing to hear about this exchange between Verstappen and reporter Giles Richards. Esp. as I was really starting to respect and root for Max. Did any other journalists also leave the press conference in solidarity with Richards? #Formula1 #F1 #JapaneseGP www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/m...
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Why Max Verstappen gave me my marching orders from a press conference | Giles Richards
Max Verstappen’s ultimatum blindsided me, but there are more serious issues than an F1 driver being cross with you for doing your job
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
Agreed. Seems petty
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
This poster is so emblematic of Ferrari. It's striking in its minimalism and in the way they pay homage to Japan. They take the time to create a page on their site crediting the artist. But then they misspell the circuit name and ruin it all with the blue sponsor logo. 🤦
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
Scuderia Ferrari HP #Formula1 team poster for the #japanesegp, by Italian artist and illustrator Laura Pauselli. #F1
Alt text via ChatGPT: This image is a minimalist, Japanese-inspired racing poster with a calm, balanced composition.

The background is a light beige, textured surface that resembles paper or canvas, with soft brush-like patterns in the corners.

Running vertically down the center are large, bold black brushstroke letters spelling “SUZUKA.” The letters look hand-painted, with uneven edges and visible ink texture, similar to calligraphy.

Around the middle of the word is a bright red circle, painted in a rough brushstroke style. It resembles the red sun from the Japanese flag and frames the central letters.

To the left of the circle, there is small vertical text that reads:

“29 March”
“Suzuka Circuit”

Near the bottom right of the circle, a red Formula One car is shown in side view, facing left. The car is sleek and low, with visible sponsor logos and black tires. It sits on a reflective surface, creating a faint mirror image beneath it.

On the left side of the image, opposite the car, stands a single person in a red racing suit, facing toward the car. The figure is small relative to the composition, emphasizing scale and distance.

In the bottom right corner, there is a small HP logo.

Overall, the image combines traditional Japanese calligraphy and symbolism with modern Formula One imagery, creating a clean, artistic poster centered on the Suzuka race.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 26/03/2026
Cadillac #Formula1 Team poster for the #JapaneseGp. By Nori Okawa #F1
Alt Text via ChatGPT:  This image is an abstract, collage-style artwork centered around Formula One cars, combining realistic illustrations with expressive paint strokes and graphic elements.

In the middle, there is a front-facing Formula One car in bright red and orange tones. The nose of the car points directly toward the viewer, with glowing, stylized lines suggesting speed or airflow around the front wing and wheels.

Above it, near the top of the image, there is a side view of a white race car with black tires and the number “11” visible. Below, near the bottom, there is another side view of a dark blue race car with the number “77” and “Cadillac Formula 1 Team” branding on its body.

The background is layered and painterly, featuring:

Loose brushstrokes in cream, tan, green, and brown
Floral elements, including white blossoms and tree branches, reminiscent of cherry blossoms
Abstract swirls and scribbles in bright colors like red, yellow, blue, and pink, looping and crossing over the cars

These painted and drawn elements overlap the cars, creating a chaotic, energetic composition that blends fine art with motorsport imagery.

At the very bottom, there’s a horizontal strip showing stylized ocean waves in dark blue tones, adding another layer of visual contrast.

Along the lower margin, there are logos and text:

On the left: the Cadillac logo and “Cadillac Formula 1 Team”
In the center: the word “ODITI”
On the right: a handwritten-style signature

Overall, the image feels like a fusion of traditional painting, modern graphic design, and racing culture, with a strong sense of motion and artistic experimentation.
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 25/03/2026
#Formula1 teams are killing it this round with their #Japanesegp race week posters! Here is Alpine's #f1
Alt Text via ChatGPT:
A stylized racing poster with a dramatic, modern design.

At the center-right, there is a Formula One race car in a garage or pit lane setting. The car is painted in bright pink and teal, with black aerodynamic parts and large slick tires. It’s angled slightly toward the viewer, showing the front wing and nose prominently. The lighting is low and moody, with reflections on the car’s body giving it a glossy, high-performance feel.

The background is dark green with a cinematic, industrial atmosphere—overhead lights and pipes suggest an indoor pit or garage area. Large, bold text across the top reads “JAPAN” in a stylized, fragmented font.

On the right side, a circular graphic contains the text “A5-26.” Below the car, a large red circle overlays the floor, adding a graphic design element.

Along the left side, vertically arranged text includes:

“SUZUKA CIRCUIT”
“27–29 MARCH”
“53 LAPS”

Near the bottom right, there is branding for “BWT ALPINE Formula One Team.”
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 24/03/2026
Just finished listening to this "99% Invisible" episode. It always angers me when I'm stuck at a red light and there are no cars going through either direction. The intersection is a limited resource; the lights should be designed to allow a continuous flow. 99percentinvisible.org/episode/serv...
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Service Request #2: Why Is This Red Light So Damn Long? - 99% Invisible
Navigating Los Angeles by car is a notoriously soul-crushing endeavor, particularly when you find yourself trapped in the kind of infrastructural purgatory locals affectionately call the “Devil’s thre...
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 23/03/2026
Sounds like another instance of “we’re sorry we got caught doing this”
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Sergey Tihon 🦔🦀 @sergeytihon.com · 22/03/2026
F# Weekly #12, 2026 - 11 years of Ionide 🥰 #fsharp sergeytihon.com/2026/03/22/f...
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F# Weekly #12, 2026 – 11 years of Ionide 🥰
Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News NBomber Studio 0.6.2 | NBomber F# Meetup (Recorded at NRK edition), Wed, Mar 25, 2026, 5:30 PM | Meetup Microsoft News Our co…
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Samir Parikh @samirparikh.com · 21/03/2026
I'm always impressed how prepared announcers like Harlan and Herbstreit, who call multiple games and teams in a week, are for a given broadcast. Same for the teams that have been covering back-to-back NCAA tourney games this weeks. Please do share whatever else was left on the cutting room floor
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