With a couple of loops and a bit of maths you can create a rotating spiral.
Create a zooming animation from first principles in Python. In 5 minutes. Kind of.
Create animations from first principles and morph between different figures with Python. In 5 minutes. Kind of.
Today I learned how to draw a Bézier curve with the De Casteljau's algorithm.
Today I learned about t-SNE for dimensionality reduction.
The 24 Game is a well-known maths game that is played with kids in school to help them master the four basic arithmetic operations. In this blog post we will study the game in depth.
This post gives you the code to mess around with "Tupper's self-referential formula", a formula that plots itself.
This post shows how fractals occur naturally in broccoli, one of my favourite vegetables.
I have always loved solving mazes... so naturally I had to write a program to solve mazes for me!
Here's how I like to solve my equations: just walk around randomly until I trip over a solution!
Think of a drunk man that continuously tumbles left and right, back and forth, with no final destination.
The filled Julia set is a really cool fractal that kind of resembles the Mandelbrot set!
I have always liked the concept of fractal. They are very beautiful, they have a notion of infinity embedded in them, and they make no sense (seriously though, self-similarity?). How could they not be loved?
