A fun summer project in which we learn how to stack bricks Jenga style.

Being in Las Vegas, it's difficult to think about poker and not ask yourself "How does it really work? What are the odds of winning with a given hand?". Therefore, this post is devoted to an attempt at implementing a poker simulation.

This post is dedicated to a small clothing experiment. With the help of Google, I've downloaded images of pants and t-shirts (or shirts) from the internet. Using Python and matplotlib, I will generate and display random pairings from these images.

In this post, we're gonna take a look at the Finnish language. Our starting point is a file which contains the 10000 most common words found in Finnish.

In this post, we animate the exact solution of a scalar wave reflecting at a boundary.

The Mandelbrot fractal is a well known mathematical object, foremost for its beauty. In this post, we're going to explore how to draw it, with the help of a couple of Python commands.

Let's try to implement the 2048 game in Python!

In this post, I present a visualization I use when trying to memorize cell phone numbers: the French "département" trajectory landscape.

Do you know the Fourier transform? In this post, we plot the Fourier transform of the rectangle function.