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KarenCampe

@KarenCampe@mathstodon.xyz

Math teacher using technology for understanding • Connecticut USA
Reflections & Tangents blog: https://karendcampe.wordpress.com
#MTBoS #iTeachMath #T3Learns

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ColinTheMathmo, to random
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That took longer than intended ... but persistence paid off and I got there in the end.

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=744

Current streak: 90 (Thorium)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo @amcsquared today I was lucky there were more suffixes 😉

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo ok so the "working from bottom up" strategy is really nice... prevents me from missing suffixes that I might not have included if I went top-down.
cc: @amcsquared

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ColinTheMathmo, to random
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Spot the right word(s) early and the rest falls into place:

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=743

Current streak: 89 (Actinium)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo woohoo!! I saw your result but then when I first looked at the puzzle I saw NOTHING ... just went back to it now & hoped for inspiration and got it!
Cc @amcsquared

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christianp, to random
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KarenCampe,
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@christianp Took 11 games to get 1 set with correct order.
Thankfully it aborts game play with first mistake.

ColinTheMathmo, to random
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Some instantly recognised words, and this one fell into place quickly:

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=742

Current streak: 88 (Radium)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo more meandering today.
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ColinTheMathmo, to random
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Nice way to start the morning ... I might be getting the hang of this:

#CellTower 741

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=741

Current streak: 87 (Francium)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo here's mine for today
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⬆️⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬆️➡️➡️➡️

cc: @amcsquared

ColinTheMathmo, to random
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Holding fire to see whether or not a trailing "s" was needed ... that did the trick here.

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=739

Current streak: 85 (Astatine)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo so close...
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⬆️⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜➡️➡️➡️

cc: @amcsquared

ColinTheMathmo, to random
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Mercury. Slippery customer, and that's how I felt about today's challenge:

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=734

Current streak: 80 (Mercury)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo it was troublesome but I got there eventually.
cc: @amcsquared

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ColinTheMathmo, to random
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Hah !! Just took a little extra time, but spotted the difficult words early:

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=732

Current streak: 78 (Platinum)

Best streak: 93

KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo not perfect but SO much better than yesterday's (I had to get a hint for the first time in nearly 100 games! 😭)
cc:@amcsquared
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KarenCampe, to random
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amcsquared, to random
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Vindicated I am 706

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=706

KarenCampe,
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@amcsquared
I was so close!! One right letter in the wrong place.
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cc:@ColinTheMathmo

amcsquared, to random
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Lucky 700! 700

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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=700

KarenCampe,
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@amcsquared YAY!
And you inspired me not to jump to easy-looking conclusions:
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cc: @ColinTheMathmo

StillIRise1963, to random
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When I went to graduate school, I had to be revaccinated for measles. They told me that people vaccinated between 1963 and 1967 received a faulty dose and may NOT be protected. Please do what's necessary to protect yourself NOW before something bad happens.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2019/04/20/born-in-the-1960s-the-cdc-says-you-may-need-a-measles-shot-before-traveling/?sh=5343e9c647bf

KarenCampe,
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@StillIRise1963 I seem to remember being re-vaccinated at about age 10-11. There may have been a public health push when the faulty vaccines were uncovered?

KarenCampe,
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@StillIRise1963 It was memorable! My family was friendly with our pediatrician socially. So he came to my house to give the vaccine and they had to catch me, as I ran away in fear! My younger sister didn't have to get one, she was born in 1969.

KarenCampe, to random
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@ColinTheMathmo @amcsquared here is my work for today
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https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/cell-tower/?p=621

KarenCampe, to random
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ColinTheMathmo, (edited ) to random
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Asking on behalf of a friend ...

Is there anyone reading this who could give a talk on "Math(s) and Artificial Intelligence"?

It would need to be aimed at a general audience, so while the material itself doesn't need to be deep, the person giving the talk would need to have some first-hand experience of the actual math(s) that's involved.

Anyone?

If you're comfortable doing so, please boost for reach ... Mastodon-the-platform relies on networking effects.

Many thanks.

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KarenCampe,
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@ColinTheMathmo I have no idea who might be good for this, but I liked this article from last summer (so I included it in the Carnival of Math 219 post I hosted)
It explains some of the math behind LLMs... not sure if you want the topic to be LLMs/AI in maths...
https://www.understandingai.org/p/large-language-models-explained-with

KarenCampe, to random
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KarenCampe, to random
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{Cross-posted from Bksy}
{Responding to @geoffkrall post about how AI seems to always miss the mark on simple math stuff}

I don't know why people expect Large Language Models to be good at math.
It's like when our students just memorize tons of problems without any deep conceptual understanding and spit back whatever they think of first...

KarenCampe, to random
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@christianp @ColinTheMathmo
Is this yet available on our Mathstodon server?

https://mstdn.social/@feditips/111104292329970824

KarenCampe, to random
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KarenCampe, to random
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Tagging folks in this discussion:
@DavidKButler @hpicciotto @benleis @ColinTheMathmo @MrKitMath @VMN_alex @RogoWiz
Check out the chart of the discussion as of the moment I called on Chartodon...

Also

https://mathstodon.xyz/@Chartodon/110941825128878733

KarenCampe, to random
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I've added one more thing to my newest blog post "Shout Out for Squares!"

It's the "dividing a square into rectangles" discussion that happened here a few months back, with @johncarlosbaez and @Mathforlove highlighted. THANKS!!

https://karendcampe.wordpress.com/2023/07/13/shout-out-for-squares/

KarenCampe, to random
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Happy SEVENS day (7-14! Or 14-7 for those who use DDMM) and here's my 2021 post celebrating Super Sevens!

(Recent updates include heptagon images from the amazing Hannah Murray @MurrayH83 using 21st century pattern blocks)

https://karendcampe.wordpress.com/2021/07/14/super-sevens/

KarenCampe, to random
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A wonderful explanation from Grant Sanderson 3Bue1Brown about the divided circle problem & the reasoning WHY there are 31 regions with 6 points (not 32 as pattern might suggest).

https://youtu.be/YtkIWDE36qU

I'm really excited because I've never seen this explained before & the connections are wonderful! (I've only ever seen it as an example of not assuming patterns continue with only inductive reasoning evidence... I think HS math Ss can grasp this by algebra 2...)

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