like these toys this Mr. Potato Head where you can sort of flip around all the all the position of all the organs.
for - metaphor - Mr Potatohead toy - Picasso tadpole - Michael Levin
like these toys this Mr. Potato Head where you can sort of flip around all the all the position of all the organs.
for - metaphor - Mr Potatohead toy - Picasso tadpole - Michael Levin
Typewriter Video Series - Episode 231: Petite Toy Typewriter by [[Joe Van Cleave]]
Most Petite typewriters use T4430 or T4431 ribbon (1/4" wide or 6.50mm) which can be found on eBay and other sites. It generally requires original spools.
These were generally carbon/plastic based ribbon.
A Tale of Two Toy Typewriters..... by [[Just My Typewriter]]
William Petty, a doctor in Cromwell’s army in 1647, noted that ‘...we seechildren do delight in drums, pipes, fiddles, guns made of elder sticks, andbellowes noses, piped keys, etc., painting flags and ensigns with elder-berriesand corn poppy, making ships with paper, and setting even nut-shells aswimming, handling the tools of workmen as soon as they turn their backs, andtrying to work themselves’ (reported in the Harleian Miscellany, 1810).
Consider a toy model where we train an embedding of five features of varying importanceWhere “importance” is a scalar multiplier on mean squared error loss. in two dimensions, add a ReLU afterwards for filtering, and vary the sparsity of the features.
in reality pretty much everyone out there has some messiness in their graph and that's okay
Newcomers to note taking practice using tools like Roam Research, Obsidian, Logseq, et al. often see very nice and clean-cut toy examples of note collections which are impeccably linked and maintained. This may also be the case for those who publish their notes (or portions thereof) in public settings on the web. In reality, this sort of rigidness and beautifully manicured practice almost never happens. There are varying levels of messiness in actual people's notes. Beginners should be aware of this and not hold themselves to too high a standard and use this as an excuse not to practice and get their work done.
Some details of my example were originally poorly chosen i.e. the example was constructed in a way that developer would probably have done a null check rather than a typeof comparison. I've addressed that now. My apologies to anyone who read this before-hand and thought the example seemed a bit too "fabricated".
ow we might accelerate the path to the Metaverse by a focus on desktop access by remote workers: Could it be that the Metaverse starts with people working together in virtual offices, and then staying around and connecting for various reasons outside of work?
this is actually a fascinating theory and i betcha this is actually how the metaverse starts to take hold... people looking for better alternatives than zoom for virtual events, conferences, work meetings, and birthday parties online
this will merge with video games to create the metaverse
its hilarious to think of it this way
Granted it's a toy example using StringIO
A fun, language-less educational robot that teaches the concepts of coding. Arrange the command panels to guide the robot to the goal!