14 sorting algorithms in just 60 seconds.
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 28 octobre 2024
v/@7etsuo pic.twitter.com/wB7Q8PhbOG
14 sorting algorithms in just 60 seconds. v/
@7etsuo
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14 sorting algorithms in just 60 seconds.
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 28 octobre 2024
v/@7etsuo pic.twitter.com/wB7Q8PhbOG
14 sorting algorithms in just 60 seconds. v/
@7etsuo
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Linus Torvalds: fan of AI's potential, but not its hype.
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 27 octobre 2024
He says AI is currently 90% marketing and 10% reality, and in five years, we'll see how useful it really is.
v/@tsarnick pic.twitter.com/Fvj7kileyr
Linus Torvalds: fan of AI's potential, but not its hype. He says AI is currently 90% marketing and 10% reality, and in five years, we'll see how useful it really is. v/
@tsarnick

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41 years ago today, Microsoft Word was released. v/
@JonErlichman

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Google's early employees began their work in a garage & made millions by the time they left. A thread on the company's first 10 non-founding hires & where they are now
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While this software tool is a nice step toward "materials-first" design, the researchers would like to help users explore a set of equivalent-length seam curves that would produce well-fitting & stylish garments. Moreover, the team is considering building a custom constraint

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In a user study, participants observed that WasteBanned was easy & enjoyable to use. One user (who studied fashion as an undergrad) even brought their digital designs to the real world, sewing together a bell sleeve tunic made of pink floral fabric from their outline.
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The WasteBanned app also allows you to clear, undo, or redo any edits you’ve made, a notable difference from the irreversible changes we make in the real world. Users can also add constraints, such as zero waste limits that ensure you use all your material, & user-added

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For example, you could outline a skirt by cutting three pieces & labeling them as the front, back right, & back left panels before digitally sewing them together. You could also create a sweatshirt in 13 panels, marking each piece & then stitching accordingly.
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Much like Tetris, sustainable fashion design is a puzzle that involves configuring unique shapes in a way that fills up the available space 👚
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 24 octobre 2024
To ensure that fashion designers leave no material to waste, MIT CSAIL, @AdobeResearch, & @UW’s "WasteBanned" application helps fashion… pic.twitter.com/ES1pW7TLHI
Much like Tetris, sustainable fashion design is a puzzle that involves configuring unique shapes in a way that fills up the available space To ensure that fashion designers leave no material to waste, MIT CSAIL, @AdobeResearch
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It may seem easy to cut up garments & sew them together. In reality, if you cut one piece, you’re also modifying others. This intertwined process, called linked editing, requires creativity to avoid creating waste. WasteBanned helps you visualize changes before you begin to cut