Wow this is stunningly beautiful and extremely cool. And I learned something I had never heard about.
BRB going to go make hyperbolic outer billards art
The emergent patterns are... stunning. Especially the ones around 2m35s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL9BTbIGxLg&t=2m35s
I will never cease to be amazed by the range of thought experiments that get published as math papers.
Youtube quality really let's stuff like this down.
Great, but audio and audio mix is absolutely horrendous and super turbo 2.0 annoying. So much so I had to turn it off and read CC.
I liked it, felt right for the video
I think it might be the mix and the (low) level of voice over background and the stereo image combined with what I am listening on that makes me uncomfortable for some reason.
Shooting pool with dmt entities right here
This entire youtube channel is a gem btw.
Delightful video on the lambda calculus and other compution concepts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcVA8Nj6HEo
Thanks for sharing. I remember reading Introduction to Lambda Calculus many years ago and it was one of those times where I had crazy math dreams and would wonder around SF convinced everything is functions. Like literally everything.
I miss having the crazy math dreams I used to get when I was in college. If only life could be an endless stream of turning over new stones.
I wonder if it's an age/brain development thing. I also had crazy math and programming dreams in my early 20s. I don't get those any more, though I still spend a lot of waking time (possibly more now than back then) obsessing over math and programming problems.
This is math junk food. Pretty though.
How so? I think applied mathematics is the exception.
I would call it art, not junk food.
It made me reconsider what I think about mathematics in general. So, if it was junk food, it was a nutritious one at that.