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Indiscriminate laziness

When your machine learning model is confronted with data it has not been trained on

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille

When your machine learning model is confronted with data it has not been trained on. pic.twitter.com/NS68mTOleR
— Christoph Molnar (@ChristophMolnar) November 1, 2020

Rappel de croustilles Miss Vickie’s dans l’est du Canada

Posted on 2020/11/05 by Carl Robitaille

Rappel de croustilles Miss Vickie’s dans l’est du Canada

Most popular chocolate cakes

Posted on 2020/11/01 by Carl Robitaille

Pears

Posted on 2020/10/31 by Carl Robitaille

Sometimes a supply chain looks like a #badgeographyjoke … pic.twitter.com/aeSkoQZ9Xz
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) August 17, 2020

Is washing rice really still necessary?

Posted on 2020/10/30 by Carl Robitaille

Sometimes I think of how cakes are a miracle

Posted on 2020/10/28 by Carl Robitaille

Sometimes I think of how cakes are a miracle.

Take a pound cake. It's made of equal amounts (one pound each) of four ingredients.

Sounds simple, right? pic.twitter.com/ZVPuCwy2St
— Étienne (@etiennefd) October 24, 2020

20 most disgusting foods

Posted on 2020/10/28 by Carl Robitaille

Australia will not be impressed that they made @TasteAtlas' list of the top 20 most disgusting foods with their beloved Vegemite. pic.twitter.com/DRSI3zSjNP
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) August 17, 2020

Mathematics, physics, geometry, carving, carrots

Posted on 2020/10/26 by Carl Robitaille

https://twitter.com/pickover/status/1320420095047438337?s=20

Du bœuf formé

Posted on 2020/10/25 by Carl Robitaille

Du bœuf formé. pic.twitter.com/ITLEkyP7dP
— Réginald Potvin-Morin ®️ (@caspeupas) October 24, 2020

How Many Potatoes Does It Take To Run DOOM?

Posted on 2020/10/17 by Carl Robitaille