The winners of the Pi-Cubed Challenge have been announced! pi3challenge.org.uk/results
This week's tutorial: I'll flip you for it! On probability, from tossing a coin to the bell curve pi3challenge.org.uk/tutorial…
@rlowe0008 Could you send me an email about what you had in mind? Perhaps there is a possibility
Can you spot the impostors? Find the composite numbers masquerading as primes: pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha… @Raspberry_Pi #STEM
This week's tutorial: how to reveal reveal hidden structure with directed graphs pi3challenge.org.uk/tutorial…
Pi-Cubed Challenge retweeted
@misato @pi3challenge I wrote up my (horribly inefficient) solution to Challenge #6 part 2 here: mikelisi.me/2013/05/fun-with…
Today's tutorial is on π and its digits: We're putting the #Pi into #Python on the @Raspberry_Pi, at pi3challenge.org.uk/tutorial…
Check out our new code-breaking challenge: pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha… @patrickchampion @RobStreeten @hetbeest @snapwire_org @afoollam @MattBzh56
Check out our new code-breaking challenge: pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha… @runningonempty_ @rossjones @pedrohm92 @MikeCodesThings @TheEponymousBob
A new challenge for code-breakers: can you find the names of 3 mathematicians? pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha… @Raspberry_Pi #STEM #crypto @PyPool
This week's tutorial: Exploring fractals pi3challenge.org.uk/tutorial… with the @Raspberry_Pi, #Python and #pygame
@afoollam cracked it: "Alan Mathison Turing" (mathematician and computer scientist). But now there's a new answer: pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha…
Congratulations @RobStreeten, first with the right answer ...
Mini-Challenge #6: Can you crack our code? pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha… #STEM #CodeBreaking @bletchleypark @Raspberry_Pi
Mini-Challenge #5: Can you find numbers which are triangular AND square? #Maths @Raspberry_Pi pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha…
How does the Cheshire Cat disappear and reappear? Use @Raspberry_Pi to find out: pi3challenge.org.uk/tutorial…
Have you met Arnold's cat? Like the Cheshire Cat, he can disappear and reappear in front of your eyes: pi3challenge.org.uk/tutorial…
Congratulations to Tim in Swavesey - he's got the right answer. Anyone else? pi3challenge.org.uk/mini-cha…
@xeqache @Raspberry_Pi Afraid not ... each palindromic prime should have 5 digits: like 76367
Next week's tutorial is about Arnold's Cat ... or should that be #Fibonacci's Feline? #mathematics en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold…


