#QuarantineDiaries weekend project: solving jigsaw puzzle using #AI. Actually not much AI but a lot of computer vision: identifying, labeling, rotating and computing matches between any pairs. End result was OK but a lot of room for improvement. Now I just need a robotic arm!
Fun and exciting week on campus at @MSUNatSci@MSUBurgess@michiganstateu met with so many old friends during, and I get to pick up mails from my real physical Inbox!
@minimaxir Tricky one indeed. If I recall correctly, this is the Python initialization bug that took down Digg years ago -- not just the website but possibly the whole company with it, as documented by @Lethain here: https://t.co/jKuj8kNN6T screenshot of the paragraph:
@minimaxir Tricky one indeed. If I recall correctly, this is the Python initialization bug that took down Digg years ago -- not just the website but possibly the whole company with it, as documented by @Lethain here: https://t.co/jKuj8kNN6T screenshot of the paragraph:
A corrupted CSV file, or a bad regex logic, or someone clicked on the CSV file directly and opened with EXCEL by default then saved it. My guess is the last...
Proud of all we’ve done as a team grateful to have had such an incredible leader and friend in @JoeF on this 🚀. Thank you for everything, Joe! ✌️
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@bluedevilfan2 Ok I did some research on this, apparently it's a generalized form of butterfly theorem (https://t.co/XrCQeaB69Z) - on a "kite", not a circle. There's a more general form (O no need to be center), a MUCH neater proof provided below (not by me!), Supposedly it's a famous problem!
Great observation👍 Taking the 3 letter pattern to an extreme: an app (like the ones in Apple app store) is pronounced as Ei-Pee-Pee in China, and Australia shoe brand UGG, is U-Gee-Gee there too.
@BettyJunod See El Eye - typical pattern, 3 letters said as letters, 4 letters or more turned into a word, like USA and NAFTA, even when 3 letters could be said as a word