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Today's was a lot of fun to make!
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I am not good at this.
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Counting estimating pips is fun
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My idea was that there are between 1 and 15 pips on each half. If those are distributed evenly, then that would be 8 per half. Further, there is one 1010, one 88, one 66, one 44 and one 2*2 later. Summing up the layers and multiplying that number by 8 yields 1760.
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This one was very regular, I could see the exact number of tiles and the only guessing involved was the distribution of the pips. Though I did mess up by assuming every side had at least 1 pip, which I later noticed wasn't true.
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