Foodie Dice: Play with your food (The Machine that Won the War for tasty food), Liz Downey, Sarah Downey, Santa Rosa, California, USA

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Foodie Dice: Play with your Food

Published on Oct 2, 2013

A fun new way to shake up your cooking routine, Foodie Dice is a set of 9 dice designed to inspire creative, whole-ingredients meals.

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Apparently, Liz and Sarah Downey read "The Machine that Won the War" by Isaac Asimov. Humans in a war with aliens? throughout obey instructions of a giant electronic brain Multivac, maintenance and collection of data for which were involved enormous resources. But after the victory proved that the commander ignored the advice Multivac, and instead used the coin to randomly select solutions. But it seems that the number of combinations is not 186,000, and six in the sixth degree = 46656.

So I think that the girls used in the device stochastic artificial? intelligence and plugged it into my site about robotics and artificial intelligence.

I have called the device "The Machine that Won the War for tasty Food"

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It turns out, as rightly pointed out Liz Downey, the number of combinations is 186.624:

46656 x 4 (seasonal dice) = 186,624

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Foodie Dice: How do they work?

Published on Apr 23, 2014

A fun new way to shake up your cooking routine, Foodie Dice is a set of 9 dice designed to inspire creative, whole-ingredients meals.