I found the book to be esoteric and not intended for the general public, although the book does sell as one. Or it might be just me who hasn’t dwelled into the sections of theology and anthropology during library visits resulting in this book flying over my head most of the time.I recently came across this tumblr post by Mathhombre in which he had shared some beautiful plots he generated using Geogebra. Since it has been so long since I’ve tried anything with Julia, I thought of recreating some of those plots using Julia.Black debris falling off the skyI had previously created a post on how to setup and create a simple generative image using OpenFrameworks library.
In this blogpost, I will capture what I did to generate the following video.
The above animation is generated by rotation of a set of ellipses along an eccentric axis.I’ve been interesting in generative coding or creative coding for a long time spending my time in the different alleys of subreddits. So, I finally decided to venture into this using the opensource C++ toolkit called OpenFrameworks. This post will have a short guide on installing the toolkit and my first code written using it.“It’s not the end that matters but the journey it takes”. This statement has never been truer than in the book “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak. Because, when death starts telling the story, it begins from where it all ends. And, yes, it’s narrated by none other than death; that dark figure with black hood and a scythe (though (s)he claims (s)he never carries a scythe).Going by the popularity, I picked the book “Midnight Library” by Matt Haig to be my next read. But it wasn’t before long that I realised that this is not the kind of book I am into. I haven’t read “The Alchemist” or “The monk who sold his Ferrari”.Introduction The human hip bone is a complex bone structure that functions as the major supporting structure for weight as well as effective transmission of load between the upper and lower body. It has spongy trabecular bones sandwiched in a thin corticular bone shell.Its been a long time since I’ve read a novel and I feel that “All the light we cannot see” by Anthony Doerrr is a perfect book to get back through. Its the story of two souls - Marie Laure, an young girl from paris and Werner, a boy born in the german mines.Today, there has been some heavy lifting! User defined types, dynamic memory, pointers and all its associated magics! Definitely will be revisiting soon. Also, want to acknowledge that I’m finding the method of logging everything here in blog to be too daunting. If I try to make it useful, the post needs to be lengthy but that eats up the time on learning itself.