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The First Hurdle Heuristic
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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An interesting picture... perhaps representing a 'Go' board game? (which I don't know much about). There appears to be a missing horizontal line segment in the top right (assuming the shading should be regular). I'd like to know more about what the black and white circles represent and why they're grouped contiguously.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any meaningful conclusions yet...
A grandmother started embroidering, then made a pause. Her embroidery frame is a bit old and therefore a little bit imperfect (broken).
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