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Wolfram Language developers create file system browser, morphing scribble, graphics, NYT word cloud, 3D web mapper--all with 128 or fewer characters.
Topics ranged from esoteric mathematics to works of art, astronomy to origami. See the winners including the elegant 1st place simulation of gravitational attraction.
Images and machine learning were dominant themes of submissions to the One-Liner Competition at this year's Wolfram Technology Conference. Competitors created astounding ...
See the impressively brief and powerful code that took the top spots. Topics include recursive images and art, animated sky chart, shooting game, slow motion, anagrams, ...
Talented Wolfram Language developers showed amazing things you can do in 128 characters of code. First place for Boeing 767 flight range tool by Alex Hirsbrunner.
Send your submission and show us the most astounding things you can do with 140 characters or less of Mathematica code. Deadline August 15, 2012.
This year’s winner fit a fully functional game of Pong into a single tweet of Wolfram Language code. See other top submissions from the Wolfram Technology Conference.
Entries ranged from transforming a sphere into a cow to random sound generators to a world capitals quiz to the highly impressive grand prize winner. Download the notebook of ...
Attendees create impressive results with 128 characters or fewer of Wolfram Language code at Technology Conference. See winning submissions, including melting flags, computer ...
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