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Math enthusiasts and educators are exploring a variety of topics on blogs and websites. Puzzlezapper features geometrical puzzles like polyiamond path puzzles, while other platforms share insights into math education and mathematical concepts. Alexandre Muñiz, on Puzzle Zapper Blog, explores variations on polyiamond tiles with marked paths, constrained to straight lines connecting the midpoints of cell edges.
Donna Fernandez, Co-Director of Alliance of Indigenous Math Circles, highlights the power of indigenous approaches to math education, using the example of the Navajo Prep Math Camp and ICME-15. John D. Cook discusses the practical consequences of tokenization, noting how subtle changes in prompts can significantly impact Large Language Models (LLMs), referencing an article about LLMs and chess, and illustrating how tokenization differences can confuse the model, affecting its ability to play effectively.
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Popular science author Brian Clegg is offering a bonus puzzle related to his book, "Conundrum," a collection of 200 puzzles and ciphers. Participants who solve the puzzle will be entered into a draw for a free signed copy of the book. The puzzle requires solvers to combine different elements, with the solution needing to be submitted via a form on the Conundrum Book Site by the end of February 28, 2025.
Solving the bonus puzzle involves interpreting clues such as "Passing under the seventh Duke, take the date of the crocodile, add the psalm number and divide by the verse to get the answer." Hints are available on the website for those needing assistance. "Conundrum" challenges readers with general knowledge and lateral thinking skills across various subjects. More information about the book, including purchase options and a Facebook page, can be found on Brian Clegg's website.
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