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def flat_division(a, b):
    '''Splitting a flat group of divisible entities into all possible partitions along X and Y axis. Denoted by a_|b'''
    min = a+b
    max = a*b+(a+b-1)
    return list(range(min, max+1))

def stacked_division(a, b):
    '''Splitting an overlapping group of divisible entities into all possible partitions along Z axis. Denoted by a/|b'''
    min = a*b+a
    max = 2*a*b

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## Dylan
- had a child (doing well)
- being tired stinks
- phoenix live view, react-y framework without JS. still a bit beta but very cool in that its server rendered views. learning more about gen_servers
- host NOVA elixir meetup & talking to rachael about handling
- dissertation has slowed to a halt with a baby

## Angela
- working on information architecture on HRC
- interested in product design in PD

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Prayash:

iOS app currently working on - converts audio recording into midi file to be imported into music editing software. hardest part is the UI translating the waveform and converted midi file in real time.

KV:

experiments with microinteractions for apps to bring in designers. game type interactions - holding cards, passing cards between devices, using peripherals to interact (shake phone to restart timer)

Ben:

Sillys & Chillys - RN + expo to create a resistance/secret hilter spinoff

Doug:

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Joe

• working on flutter unexpectedly. skeptical but making progress on complicated things. skeptical but impressed.
  • react native with seamless support.
  • wishes it was more like react with jsx, etc
• wants to build a leightner box in app form
  • systematized way to learn better than rote memorization
  • traditionally uses a shoebox with index cards and the app will replace that
• become an expert in rust rather than having a vague idea
  • understanding the syntax, rules, etc rather than always having to always look it up
• no api, so very self contained. would be nice to have something on app store

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/*

Tailwind - The Utility-First CSS Framework

A project by Adam Wathan (@adamwathan), Jonathan Reinink (@reinink),
David Hemphill (@davidhemphill) and Steve Schoger (@steveschoger).


Welcome to the Tailwind config file. This is where you can customize
Tailwind specifically for your project. Don't be intimidated by the