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Category Archives: Science
Hiatus
Over a year has passed since I posted anything here. What’s been happening? I have changed job. I’m not overworked by any means, but I have found that I have less time and energy left for the frivolous, but stimulating, … Continue reading
Sequent calculus fun with Logitext
(This post is overdue; I’ve been more than usually busy at work on a new project, and have not had the energy to do anything interesting when I get home. Well, I saw this a while ago and today out … Continue reading
Manufactoria
Last Friday I stumbled on Manufactoria, a cute web-based game in which the object is to build machines for testing and repairing robots. This is done by manipulating a robot’s code, a sequence of red and blue symbols. Each part … Continue reading
Images in space
A common project attempted by programmers of a certain naiveté is classification. For example, classifying images based on their characteristics. A lot of applied AI is about classifying stuff. The applications are things like a search engine for similar images, … Continue reading
Crop circles and other rounding errors
My first attempt at adding fixed-point calculation to my fractal revealed a strange phenomenon:
Mathy CAPTCHA
I was confronted with this CAPTCHA today:
Low-level priority queue optimisations
Optimising the Fractal’s trace mode by changing the priority queue and enabling SIMD.
Mandelbrot calculation using SIMD
How running two calculations in a single thread can speed up the Fractal by up to 90% (but more likely, 15%…).
Tracing a fractal outline
Improvements to and a release of my simple fractal program. I’ve been working on the Mandelbrot fractal program that I made in April. At the time it drew the fractal by allocating every n‘th pixel to a separate thread. I’ve … Continue reading
Prolog and the Einstein puzzle
My attempt at solving the “Einstein Puzzle”, seen recently on Reddit’s /r/math.