A blog about design, math, and failure
Ended up getting LearnPress (which is free): https://wordpress.org/plugins/learnpress/ Via the theme Eduma (which is not free; about $70): https://themeforest.net/item/education-wordpress-theme-education-wp/14058034, and started with one of the Demos And this gradebook (about…
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could even use different size squares and pieces and rectangles maybe crochet seams of knitted samples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9MkWJ6aveA
This is the first in a series of posts about a space-filling riff on Tinna’s Terrazzo Afghan. Our design is going to start off looking like one of Tinna’s Terazzo squares, but it’s going to continue as a larger and larger square, with lots of different but “space-filling” patterns along the way. It won’t be ONE space-filling curve (sorry, math geeks), but it will fill space efficiently as we build the pattern out from the center.
I haven’t been stress-printing before the election, YOU have. Well, maybe you will after this post, at least. Fire up your 3D printer(s) because there are dozens of things you need to print before Tuesday, including each of the 50 states (and DC, which has 3 electoral votes), sized to each have approximately the same area, with heights determined by number of electoral votes.
