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u(t) is called 60 times per second. t: Elapsed time in seconds. S: Shorthand for Math.sin. C: Shorthand for Math.cos. T: Shorthand for Math.tan. R: Function that generates rgba-strings, usage ex.: R(255, 255, 255, 0.5) c: A 1920x1080 canvas. x: A 2D context for that canvas.
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  • Default Inertia

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  • u/rodrigo.siqueira
    Comment by "themarinus" (he printed the image using a pen plotter): "The Rössler Attractor. This beautiful design is made by Rodrigo Siquera over at turtletoy. Loved it so much that I turned his line art into a plot! 160 grams A4 black cardstock White acrylic ink, with a 0.5mm line width."
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    love it
  • u/andrea270872
    i did recognize it! Terrific

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  • Hexagons are the Bestagons

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  • "The Thread. The world is an infinite tapestry. There is a thread that runs between any two people, no matter when they lived or where. Find a thread and follow it." (The Teller of Tales) #fractal #pickover #spiral

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  • u/danny@hille.dk
    Wow that is beautiful
  • u/katkip
    satisfying color pallete
  • u/danny@hille.dk
    who knew that kale was digitally represented in the julia set? for(i=2e3,f=(X,Y,n=135)=>X**3/Y<n?f(X*X-Y*Y-.9,2*X*Y+.2,n-3):x.fillStyle=hsl(${60+n},90%,50%;i--;x.fillRect(i,t*60,1,999))f(i/3e3,t/50)

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  • Schramm–Loewner evolution
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    If anyone knows how to get something that looks like brownian motion as a function of t in around 10 bytes, I'd like to know (it should replace C(t)).
  • u/rodrigo.siqueira
    maybe C(t*i**8) is more random
  • u/rodrigo.siqueira
    I see a very beautiful orange SLE (Schramm-Loewner Evolutions) here: http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~jpmiller/teac… I wish this could be reproduced in javascript.
  • u/rodrigo.siqueira
    I asked jpmiller about how he did that incredible beautiful orange SLE and got his answer, if you want to reproduce it The way that the image was made is using the following steps: "1) Sample an instance of the Gaussian free field (GFF) — see Page 24 of this paper for Mathematica code which produces it https://arxiv.org/pdf/math/0312099.pdf 2) The GFF is a function h defined on the grid {1,...,n}^2. If you consider its exponential exp(i c h), where i = sqrt(-1), c > 0 is a constant, then you get a vector field. 3) Then you can consider flow lines of this vector field by solving the equation eta’(t) = exp(i c h(eta (t)). The image essentially shows flow lines with angles +/- pi/2 starting from every point in the square where c = 1 / (2/Sqrt(128) + Sqrt(128)/2) — this is the value of c so that what you will see will be related to SLE with kappa = 128. Best wishes, Jason"

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  • u/ciaccodavide
    Nice!
  • u/ciaccodavide
    pushed to 118 for(c.width|=p=15;p--;)0x24f7fbef924fef3fce7c9edf3cfcf9e4927b6fn&1n<<BigInt(~~t%9*15+p)&&x.fillRect(p%3<<6,p/3<<6,9,9)
  • u/ciaccodavide
    :P
  • u/ciaccodavide
    still readable but not synced with seconds

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