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New Rolling-Square bridge – math and engineering behind
Distilling text ideas via clustered networks
Finding the Hardest New York Times' “Spelling Bee” Puzzle
Squid Game global virality in Wikipedia trends surpasses other major TV shows
Lego-fy any 3D model with a complete set of instructions
Recreating Xkcd comic with tweet-size algorithm: U.S. Namesake Cities
Mahle develops highly efficient magnet-free electric motor (video at the end)
Designing and building the largest (amateur) electromagnet
Reimplementation of Doom (1993) “Fire Effect” Original Algorithm
Build a 3D Self-Driving Car Simulation
Distance to nearest confirmed US Covid-19 case
Natural image reconstruction from brain waves
Quantum battery with zero environmental energy loss for long-term energy storage
Obama vs. Trump: ideas flow and clustering with networks
Wolfram Rule 30 Prizes
Longest Standing Ovations at Cannes Film Festival
US Climate Change at the County Level
Knitting Images
Amoeba finds approximate solutions to NP-hard problem in linear time
Anamorphic Reflections in a Christmas Ball
Where is the oldest known (2400 years) intact shipwreck?
PJLink: Hooking Up Python and Mathematica
Computational Hairdressing
Punctuation Restoration with Recurrent Neural Networks
Diffusion of Gun Protests – Machine Learning on Social Events
Automating search for neat Mandelbrot fractals with entropy
Playing with Gilpin's Proposal for Advection-Based Cryptographic Hashing
Formula One race: positions change over time
Re:Finding X in Espresso: Adventures in Computational Lexicology
on Wednesday December 06, 2017 @10:03AM (#15861492)
Neat data visuals. Especially the networks of letter tpancisions when words change spelling, I never saw this idea expressed before. I showed this article to my friend and he got mad at me, he was always correcting poor souls on evil of eXpresso ;-)