that's a really interesting way to visualise fractals

These are the kind of landscapes I see in my dreams

Ah, this is how we got here! ☺

Me triying to find my pencil in the school:

loving it. incredible work, thanks for sharing!

Very good

This are so cool to watch! How do you render these? Do you use blender?

@procedupixel213

19 күн бұрын

The software I am using is just my own experimentation toolkit. To me, thinking about the programs and about speeding them up is part of the journey.

@zxGHOSTr

19 күн бұрын

​@@procedupixel213 so you are using SDL2

@rockmandashzero

14 күн бұрын

i would love a tutorial! i’d like to implement vr with spaces like these

so why's that called a horse coast?

@procedupixel213

20 күн бұрын

Some areas of the Mandelbrot set have nicknames. One is often called seahorse (or seahorse valley for the region where those are). When viewed as an elevation map, that place seemed more like a shoreline to me. So seahorse coast, or abbreviated just horse coast.

When i was a child, i was thinking what would come beyond smallest, and what comes beyond biggest. It was then i realised. Infinite has always been a circle, a cycle of infinite causality. After the biggest, comes the smallest and before the smallest comes the biggest. Before birth, comes death and after death comes birth. Finity originates from the limited perception of mortality, so only time creates limits. This was when i started to ask me a question for years. The time before my birth, is it the time after my death? Unexistence. Absence. Unperceivable. *it will never end, it has never begun*

@Jestnarr

14 күн бұрын

Isnt that hilarious?

@RokStembergar

4 күн бұрын

@@Jestnarr It's Hilbertarious :D