Someoneis at least5 minuteslateClassicalmethodsTable ofexperimentalresults (2ndtime)AggressivequestionBig OnotationGrouptheory /latticesWorst-caseoptimalMatrixfactorizationSpecificGPUmentionedGaussiansCuteMicrosoftgraphicU-NetsDefinitionofHadamardtransformLLMsBlockmatrixdiagramGraphdown andto therightZero-shottasksA committeemember islate to theexamPseudocodeA wholeslide oflinearalgebraGraph upand tothe rightTikZgraphicsIntimidatingequationAblationstudiesVectorizationLlamaSlidecomparingtheir methodto othersAV/ZoomissuesKroneckerproductPlot comparingtheirperformance tootheralgorithms/tools.“The answerto thatquestion ison the nextslide”There is a slidewhere youunderstandabsolutelynothingHessianmatricesTightboundsCauchy-SchwarzSomeoneis at least5 minuteslateClassicalmethodsTable ofexperimentalresults (2ndtime)AggressivequestionBig OnotationGrouptheory /latticesWorst-caseoptimalMatrixfactorizationSpecificGPUmentionedGaussiansCuteMicrosoftgraphicU-NetsDefinitionofHadamardtransformLLMsBlockmatrixdiagramGraphdown andto therightZero-shottasksA committeemember islate to theexamPseudocodeA wholeslide oflinearalgebraGraph upand tothe rightTikZgraphicsIntimidatingequationAblationstudiesVectorizationLlamaSlidecomparingtheir methodto othersAV/ZoomissuesKroneckerproductPlot comparingtheirperformance tootheralgorithms/tools.“The answerto thatquestion ison the nextslide”There is a slidewhere youunderstandabsolutelynothingHessianmatricesTightboundsCauchy-Schwarz

Jerry B exam bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Someone is at least 5 minutes late
  2. Classical methods
  3. Table of experimental results (2nd time)
  4. Aggressive question
  5. Big O notation
  6. Group theory / lattices
  7. Worst-case optimal
  8. Matrix factorization
  9. Specific GPU mentioned
  10. Gaussians
  11. Cute Microsoft graphic
  12. U-Nets
  13. Definition of Hadamard transform
  14. LLMs
  15. Block matrix diagram
  16. Graph down and to the right
  17. Zero-shot tasks
  18. A committee member is late to the exam
  19. Pseudocode
  20. A whole slide of linear algebra
  21. Graph up and to the right
  22. TikZ graphics
  23. Intimidating equation
  24. Ablation studies
  25. Vectorization
  26. Llama
  27. Slide comparing their method to others
  28. AV/Zoom issues
  29. Kronecker product
  30. Plot comparing their performance to other algorithms/tools.
  31. “The answer to that question is on the next slide”
  32. There is a slide where you understand absolutely nothing
  33. Hessian matrices
  34. Tight bounds
  35. Cauchy-Schwarz