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Fancy telling your calculator to "create a matrix, no a bit bigger, now fill with random numbers, no smaller - from zero to one..." :-)

Well.... the first step is that researchers have released an open-source version of Siri. It would be chaos in the classroom, but cool if you could talk to your calculator!

Reseachers just built a free, open-source version of Siri

"Invert [[1, 1][0, 0]]."

"I'm sorry Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."

Can we tell it this: https://youtu.be/Ab6ohaNKjbs?t=23

(06-21-2015 04:11 PM)Katie Wasserman Wrote: [ -> ]Can we tell it this: https://youtu.be/Ab6ohaNKjbs?t=23

It looks like primitive computers won't choke on that :-)

(06-21-2015 04:11 PM)Katie Wasserman Wrote: [ -> ]Can we tell it this: https://youtu.be/Ab6ohaNKjbs?t=23

This would lead me to: The Making of a Mile of Pi - Numberphile

Guess which calculator Torben is using at 1:11.


Cheers
Thomas

PS: Any idea how the number 1,692,957.7465 is related to the project?