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The 9th Anniversary of the "Single Ladies" Dance
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October 12th, 2017 5:30 PMWhat would happen if we left it to a neural network to come up with all the names for different colors? Tumblr user LewisandQuark found out.
There's This Girl. She's Beautiful. And She's Reading This Right Now
October 12th, 2017 5:00 PMA corny image macro series intended to brighten girls' days has gone the ironic route of late.
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The 9th Anniversary of the "Single Ladies" Dance
Nine years ago today, music video for Beyoncé Knowles' hit dance-pop song "Single Ladies" premiered on MTV's Total Request Live, spawning a slew of videos mimicking the dance choreographed by Frank Gatson and JaQuel Knight.
Having a Non-White Name
Why is it so hard?
Artificial Intelligence Generates New Names for Colors
What would happen if we left it to a neural network to come up with all the names for different colors? Tumblr user LewisandQuark found out.
There's This Girl. She's Beautiful. And She's Reading This Right Now
A corny image macro series intended to brighten girls' days has gone the ironic route of late.