This sent me on a one hour long rabbit hole that ended with two guys building a Sierpinski triangle with recursive PowerPoint presentations
Wake up! 16b
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#12I'm really impressed. Those are the things that made me love programming and computing. It's all so beautiful, it's TRULY art. It's a shame that in the industry we don't usually have the opportunities to make something like that, with AIs and all that...
If this was made in Electron it would probably be a 300MB download and around 1GB of RAM.
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#14This sent me on a one hour long rabbit hole that ended with two guys building a Sierpinski triangle with recursive PowerPoint presentations https://youtu.be/b-Fa6HtvGtQ?si=LpQszgA9_K-m3V3-
Thank you for that. Refreshing! :)
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#15One of the linked demos, "rainbow surf", got me hypnotized. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKLhH_ANwIc
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#16i can barely accept this is possible
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#17love the sign "This text is handwritten" at the bottom, that's awesome
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#18But big model is really better
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#19I did NOT expect this 16 bytes demo to also have sound! What an outstanding piece of art.
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#20Makes me wonder how many bytes the shortest possible Mandelbrot implementation would need.