That fractal that's been up on my wall for years
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#2Holy cow, I was expecting a quick read. Wound up having to skim some, as I need to get some work today. Will be coming back to this to play with some. Really well done!
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Are you wounded?
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#5Well written! Would you mind sharing how you came up with the "middle out" numbering system? I can never seem to come up with something this inspired when I'm doing math problems by myself.
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It's an ingroup joke but also a true warning: "Handwaving" Anyone who delves deeply into something reaches a part where they can't articulate a developing theory and hand-wave around it -- hoping you "get" it.
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#7Got a bit nerd-sniped by this and came up with an L-system that fills out (I think) "the wallflower":
https://onlinetools.com/math/l-system-generator?draw=AB&skip...
edit: On second thought, this probably generates the other fractal, but I'm not sure.
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#9Kinda looks like a propeller
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#10Kinda looks like a propeller
Things with four arms that all curve the same way unfortunately tend to look swastika-ish.