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John VanSickle wrote:
> There are probably people around here who are so familiar with the
> Mandelbrot set that they could find the center point and scale of many
> of these images in two or three test renders, just from viewing the image.
So not you then? ;-) [Since you failed to notice that one or two aren't
even from the normal quadratic Mandelbrot set...]
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Phil Cook wrote:
> July, Feb, Back; in that order.
Interesting. July is another one of the images I don't rate so highly
myself. But apparently quite a few people like that one...
> Actually I could do with a calendar
> and... how much?! Can you at least specify UK holidays and events?
Wait until you add postage. >:-)
And, er, no. Apparently you can have US holidays or nothing... shame.
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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> Mandelbrot generators are not exactly complex contraptions...
No, but *fast* ones are.
It's like raytracing: Creating a simple raytracer is very easy (I have
done that with POV-Ray's own SDL). However, making a *fast* raytracer is
very, very complicated.
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And lo on Wed, 09 Jan 2008 22:29:55 -0000, Orchid XP v7 <voi### [at] devnull>
did spake, saying:
> Phil Cook wrote:
>
>> July, Feb, Back; in that order.
>
> Interesting. July is another one of the images I don't rate so highly
> myself. But apparently quite a few people like that one...
Call me a sucker for purple/blue pastel shades. I thought the back cover
would make a nice fabric cover.
>> Actually I could do with a calendar and... how much?! Can you at least
>> specify UK holidays and events?
>
> Wait until you add postage. >:-)
>
> And, er, no. Apparently you can have US holidays or nothing... shame.
They really need to open a European branch, it's not as if they'd have to
send anything physically over to do the printing.
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> Call me a sucker for purple/blue pastel shades. I thought the back cover
> would make a nice fabric cover.
I'll tell you what, it makes a great T-shirt. ;-)
>> Wait until you add postage. >:-)
>
> They really need to open a European branch
+10
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Orchid XP v7 wrote:
> John VanSickle wrote:
>
>> There are probably people around here who are so familiar with the
>> Mandelbrot set that they could find the center point and scale of many
>> of these images in two or three test renders, just from viewing the
>> image.
>
> So not you then? ;-) [Since you failed to notice that one or two aren't
> even from the normal quadratic Mandelbrot set...]
I only looked at the first image; it looks a lot like some areas just
off one of the bigger discs that touch the main cardioid.
Regards,
John
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>> So not you then? ;-) [Since you failed to notice that one or two
>> aren't even from the normal quadratic Mandelbrot set...]
>
> I only looked at the first image;
Ah, that one *is* a normal quadratic M set zoom.
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By the way... I have this calendar on my desk at work. I can't *believe*
nobody has commented on it yet. I mean, just *look* at January. It's a
freakin' psychopathic rainbow spiral! Surely that's worth a raised
eyebrow at least??
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Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> By the way... I have this calendar on my desk at work. I can't *believe*
> nobody has commented on it yet. I mean, just *look* at January. It's a
> freakin' psychopathic rainbow spiral! Surely that's worth a raised
> eyebrow at least??
If everyone knows you are a nerd then everyone expects you to have
nerdy things in your desk and nothing comes as a surprise. ;)
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Warp wrote:
> If everyone knows you are a nerd then everyone expects you to have
> nerdy things in your desk and nothing comes as a surprise. ;)
Heh. I guess you're right...
Apparently normal people don't find brightly coloured shiny things as
interesting as I do. :-(
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