Quick, Draw! Is a site that helps train a neural network how to recognize doodles. To participate, you'll have to doodle different items in a short amount of time. The neural network will try to guess what you're drawing. Some of the drawings I made were recognized in just a few seconds, such as "basketball". When it came to trickier drawings, like "scorpion", the neural network wasn't able to interpret my doodle. Here's a fun gallery of other people's drawings that they've added to the site.
Help train a neural network to recognize doodles
Image: Quick! Draw! (screengrab)
Vaguely surreal 1896 illustrations of ventilation systems
These Illustrations of Ventilation from 1896 (found in full at the Internet Archive) are meant to show us how air can move through different rooms. The illustrations are dreamy, though,… READ THE REST
Goya drew a nun frightened by a guitar-playing ghost
A nun frightened by a ghost playing a guitar is a drawing (1812-20) by Goya, on page 65 of the "Images of Spain" album. It's currently at the Metropolitan Museum… READ THE REST
"An Evil Tree" lithograph: a 19th-century moral warning
This hand-colored lithograph print is part of Harry T. Peters "America on Stone" Lithography Collection. The striking and visually dense piece, titled "An Evil Tree" or "the Natural Heart" is… READ THE REST
New AI tool automates the worst part of job hunting
TL;DR: Streamline your job hunt with LazyApply, an AI-powered tool that applies to 150 roles per day for less than $60 until June 1. Whether you're a post-grad looking for your first job or… READ THE REST
GoCable 8-in-1 charging cable and multitool on sale for $27
TL;DR: The GoCable is an 8-in-1 charging cable and multitool that just went on sale for $27. Oh, what's that? Your phone charger can't slice open a box like a Michelin star chef… READ THE REST
Upgrade from beach selfies to cinematic drone shots
TL;DR: Get a 4K dual-camera drone with intelligent obstacle avoidance and beginner-friendly controls for just $59.99 (reg. $119.99). Soaring to new heights has never been easier. How, you ask? Because of drone… READ THE REST
