Blip, the 1970s portable Pong clone, was entirely electro-mechanical and in the right light conditions, it was possible to play without batteries as one could see the unlit LED under the screen [full video: https://t.co/sNOXsCu22i]
Artist Kenichi Kanazawa might be well defined as a 'sound sculptor' as in this clip he gives a visual demonstration of the power of sound to put order into chaos [video: https://t.co/AQf5o1Vzb0] [read more about Chladni plates: https://t.co/jVHQYa4qrm]
I always introduce non-separable differential equations by asking students to solve y' = x + y, which they generally aren't equipped to do. Occasionally students intuit an answer, but a student did this today, which I've never seen before. Brilliant!
#math#mathchat#APCalc
From Motor Control to Team Play in Simulated Humanoid Football
pdf: https://t.co/rCLmDoicRd
abs: https://t.co/bOccFcOhf9
video: https://t.co/pebXTv7f7T
The amazing isEven API. I wish I was responsible for it!
“We're passionate about telling you if a number is even or odd so you can focus on more important things.” https://t.co/b0H33hIco7
With Pi Day just around the corner, let’s remember what Pi is all about.
After washing your hands thoroughly, cut the crust off a pizza pie and lay it across four others. You’ll see that the crust spans a little more than 3 pies. That’s Pi ≈ 3.14.
But that’s not all! (Cont’d)