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July 16, 2017Kefir – Wikipedia
July 1, 2017Yahoo Mail suspends automatic mail forwarding as privacy controversies swirl | PCWorld
June 19, 2017Toy for your office
June 18, 2017https://shop.lego.com/en-US/LEGO-NASA-Apollo-Saturn-V-21309
It’s 1 meter tall when built (tallest lego set ever made) and has 1969 pieces (year of the Apollo 11 launch).
The design was submitted by a couple of LEGO fans, and the company decided to manufacture the set.
Currently sold out, but they will be manufacturing more sets until 2018.
National Museum of Mathematics
May 27, 2017IOT asthma inhaler
March 2, 2017No assembler required | The Economist
February 24, 2017No assembler required
http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21660077-how-teach-computer-science-nursery-school-no-assembler-required KIBO, Dash, Vortex & Hackaball provide a playful way to learn #programming
Blocky? Scratch Jr?
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Dr Umaschi Bers is not alone in that quest. KIBO, made by KinderLab Robotics (of which she is chief science officer when she is not doing her day job), is unusual only in that its instruction set is so tied to physical objects.
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Some, like Vortex (a wheeled device that resembles a flattened motorcycle helmet) and Dash (a tetrahedron of spheres which, besides moving around at its programmer’s command, can also play tunes on a glockenspiel), …
“Toys like Vortex, Dash and Hackaball use a variety of programming languages to encode the instructions that control them. These include Scratch, Blockly, Hopscotch and WeDo. Some of these languages are proprietary (WeDo, for instance, belongs to Lego).
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Scratch Jr, which has been given a restricted set of subroutines and uses only positive integers for counting (because young children have difficulty with the concept of negative numbers) has proved
particularly popular. In the 12 months since its release, 1m copies of it have been downloaded. But Hopscotch (which also has a restricted set of subroutines) and Blockly (which, unlike Scratch, is fully open-source, and can thus have its underlying code tweaked by more advanced programmers) are also doing well.”
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Nullius in verba: A crash course in understanding numbers | The Economist
February 18, 2017Nullius in verba: A crash course in understanding numbers | The Economist
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A Field Guide to Lies and Statistics. By Daniel Levitin. Dutton; 292 pages; $28. Viking; £14.99.
https://www.amazon.com/Field-Guide-Lies-Statistics-Neuroscientist/dp/0241239990/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1487476465&sr=8-1
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