/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.11607465]

Could there be such a thing as The Parrot in reality?

[Anonymous No.11607470]

no
go to /x/

[Anonymous No.11607510]

i was really into creating disturbing images with visual effects. but then i tried 4 years more the aesthetic direction maybe its time 4 an other try.

[Anonymous No.11607532]

>>11607465
Yes, images can embed themselves into your memory, and certain images lend themselves to copying better than others. Your brain is a hardware anon.

[Anonymous No.11607538]

>>11607510
The body looks good

[Anonymous No.11607547]

>>11607510
actually stared at this for a long time. I can feel myself over-writing old images. The worm pattern comes up often in nature.. maybe more than often.

[Anonymous No.11607551]

I had an idea awhile back to make a fractal zoomer combined with neural network and eye tracker. They eye tracker tracks which of several fractal zooms holds attention longest, random locations are chosen. Over time the neural network learns how to automatically zoom into the most interesting parts

[Anonymous No.11607556]

>>11607551
Forgot to say, someone suggested that such a program might end up finding the blit parrot if it exists

[Anonymous No.11607561]

>>11607510
Looks like I could put my dick in it

[Anonymous No.11607567]

>>11607551
Using the eye tracker to dictate the location of zoom would be like falling down a fractal.

Would be a neat thing to try.

[Anonymous No.11607589]

>>11607551
Maybe someday we'll watch NN curated fractal movies.

[Anonymous No.11607593]

>>11607465
When mathematicians go full retard they start seeing shit everywhere, like the worst kind of religious nuts

[Anonymous No.11607602]

>>11607567
But if you look in a plain area too long you get stuck there

So im thinking more like a grid of 5x5 and it starts from same location zooming into them all randomly, several will become plain, until it learns to focus on edges.

Maybe a direct zoom would work if the network helps avoid boring areas. So it would go near where you look but not exact.

Pretty sure this would be easy to do with a tobi tracker and xaos and bind eye position to mouse and the just constant zoom it

[Anonymous No.11607603]

>>11607593
Maybe shit is everywhere.

[Anonymous No.11607607]

>>11607602
How does this make you feel?

[Anonymous No.11607609]

>>11607603
We have a name for that, it's called delusion and schizophrenia. Look it up.

[Anonymous No.11607633]

>>11607602
Could you bind mouse to eye position?

[Anonymous No.11607635]

>>11607609
Go long I'm gonna pass you a football.

[Anonymous No.11607643]

>>11607635
You are confusing me with someone else, schizo.

[Anonymous No.11607644]

>>11607465
yes, check out the McCollough effect. staring at certain images can affect your sensations for up to 3 months.

[Anonymous No.11607645]

>>11607643
ok sure but it's fun I think you'd like it

[Anonymous No.11607662]

>>11607645
sorry dude you're talking to yourself again in a public board

time to hit those pills

[Anonymous No.11607665]

>>11607465
Reminds me of Snow Crash.

[Anonymous No.11607671]

>>11607593
Not our fault you don’t have the capacity to see anything, midwit.

[Anonymous No.11607688]

>>11607662

[Anonymous No.11609542]

>>11607643
>>11607609
stfu you stupid motherfucker, if the only thing you have to add to this board is thinking schizo is some cool remark fucking neck yourself you retarded cunt. I would beat your fucking face in with a roasted chicken until you piss and shit all over yourself

[Anonymous No.11610891]

>>11607465

[Anonymous No.11610947]

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/05/190502161207.htm

[Anonymous No.11610954]

>>11607551
Haha zoomer epic anon XD

[Anonymous No.11611422]

>>11610954
Xdddd sick meme bro