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Os participantes e a equipe da OAH2008 estiveram presente na cerimônia de abertura da Latinoware durante a Iluminação Monumental da barragem da Usina Binacional de Itaipu.

Visita a represa by flickr.hostnet

A Latinoware proporcionou aos competidores da OAH2008 um passeio inesquecível sob a represa da Usina Binacional de Itaipu.

Viagem para Latinoware by flickr.hostnet

Fotos durante a viagem até o evento

Algoritmo Aleatorio by File Tech

Descripción: Un viajero especial se está quedando sin combustible para eso necesita buscar un sistema planetario cercano (no a escala) con planetas que se encuentren en la zona habitable, para poder descender y generar antimateria que sería su combustible. Para ello tiene 5 posibles opciones, pero no sabe cuál es la sería la opción donde encontrar un planeta con estas características. - Johan Astudillo -

XLIV Curso de actualización en matemáticas. Fútbol, matemáticas y algoritmos: un triplete perfecto by Universidad de La Rioja

ordenamientoInsercionVISUALSTUDIO by tutorias

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ordenar un vector por el metodo de insercion (baraja) – visualStudio

// Wanderers of the digital badlands \\ by Loana Ibarra

The land of algorithms and echo chambers, memes and mayhem, influencers with no influence, pictures that do not have anything to do with the words written and comment sections full of keyboard philosophers who think their cousin's Facebook post is a scholarly article.

I remember a time when "thread" was just something you used to sew a button on your shirt. Now it's 78 strangers arguing about whether the moon landing was faked by Stanley Kubrick, and someone named “CryptoShaman420” is yelling about lizard people.

Now, nonsense ain't nothing new. We had it back in the day too. Snake oil salesmen used to roll into town with a cart full of lies and a fiddle tune to sell them. The only difference now is the cart’s got Wi-Fi, and the lies come in HD with a sponsored ad for beard oil.

And oh, the hashtags... people hashtag “deep” when they say something like "Time is just a flat circle." Brother, that's not deep — that’s just geometry.

We’re looking through the keyhole of the cosmos we’re talking about eyes. Not just any eyes, mind you… but the ones that got soul behind them.

They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. I say that’s a pretty fancy way of saying that you can’t hide what’s going on inside, not really. You can wear sunglasses, you can lower your brim, but that glint, that shimmer, that flicker of truth… it always gets through.

The soul and the eyes it’s an ancient dance, older than the blues, older than Robert Johnson’s crossroads deal, older than love itself, maybe.

In Japan, they got a word, “kokoro”, it means heart, mind, and soul all rolled into one. And you know where they say it leaks out first? That’s right, the eyes. Not the mouth. Not the fists. Not even the heart. Just the gaze quiet as a cat, loud as a trumpet when it wants to be.

You ever stare into someone’s eyes so long you felt like you were falling in? Like you were being pulled into some old black-and-white movie that don’t end well? That’s the soul reaching out, saying “Hey there, stranger… I know you.”

Ray Charles didn’t need sight to see people. He saw them with his soul. And the soul don’t lie.

And you ever see a baby, fresh outta the womb,

looking at you like it knows where you been? Like it’s been traveling the stars before it got here? Yeah… those eyes got stories too. The soul don’t need a map. Just a little light coming through the windows.

So whether you're scrolling through nonsense to escape the real world or you’re just part of the madness yourself, take a second to look someone in the eye. Really look. You might find a whole universe staring back. But remember this: The internet’s like a big old carnival, some of it’s rigged, some of its magic, and most of it smells like burnt popcorn and broken dreams. But every now and then you find a gem, in someone’s eyes, a real moment of clarity. Like a haiku in a hurricane.

//Till then, don’t believe everything you read. Just what I write. Your always sincere Loana Ibarra.

Un paese ci vuole #Algoritmo by sergio ragone