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Invader
Fractal I enjoyed the space filling algorithm of the emotion fractal so much that I kept inventing objects to place within it. However, inventing the 'invader' can't actually be claimed since the system has been there all along... |
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Sea
Thing Floaty majestic creatures with bioluminescent appendages are pretty amazing. The title of this makes me laugh every time I read it. I am childish. |
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Text
Space Flying through a virtual construct of type is fun. Even in this humble setting. |
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Emotion
Fractal This algorithm gives me hours of satisfying programming experience. |
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Network
Evolution A good substitution system is both simple and intricate. Wolfram's enumerated thousands of them as applied to spatial networks in Chapter 9 of A New Kind of Science. Very fun stuff. |
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Deep
Lorenz This abstracted take on the classic attractor encourages me to research chromium engraving. |
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Walking
Things A good take on an old idea. The kids love these little guys! And so do I. |
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Orbiting
Networks Watching the transcribed paths of nodes in a hierarchical orbiting system makes me happy. |
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Tornado
Code Poetry Slamming words around has always been an enjoyable way to pass the time. |
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Celestes
: 2000 Calendar Inspired by the compendiums of illustration published by sir Edward Tufte. |
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Pond
Code XML Interface This interface was my first successful visualization of XML using a single instantiating object. |
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Root
System Just plain cool. |
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Growth
Identification An endless substrate in which to grow and show data structures. |
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Walking
Bug Generator These little guys are pretty dumb, but their combinatoric construction process makes them attractive. |
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Diffusion
Limited Aggregation This is a good example of a chaotic system that generates surprisingly recognizable forms. |
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Randomly
Connected Binary Network v5 (Self-Organization) |
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Maeda
Study: A Game of Navigation Skill I can get to level 13, how about you? |
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Attractor
Sets Although I've never quite found a suitable application for this system, it does seem to be an interesting concept. |
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Nine
Block Pattern Generator If I had the time to cover an entire wall with these things, it would be so. |
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Storm
Front Who isn't especially fond of the recursive form? |
