Post #2848928
2026-04-21 02:11 UTC
This idea is also gnawing at me: Suppose you took the particles in one sequence, fed their X, Y coordinates into a DAC, advanced the simulation time and generated those particles' next positions and fed them into the DAC, etc. You'd get a waveform, and it'd have a fundamental frequency of however often you repeated the sequence. That's oscilloscope music, right?
That's what inspired the oscilloscope theme that appeared briefly in 🧵 22.
🧵 29/N
#BubbleUniverse #OscilloscopeMusic
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@kbob@chaos.social 2026-04-25 13:01
This week's trendy LLM is QWEN3.6. It's small enough to run at home, so I downloaded a copy and asked it about the bubble universe. 13 CPU hours later*, it told me some things. Pretty good analysis for a machine with no eyes. https://gist.github.com/kbob/4c2da8d0dcd6ad5bfae0fc68b47ab62d * llama.cpp doesn't use the GPU on Intel Macs. 🧵 30/N #BubbleUniverse #LLM #QWEN36
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@PaulaMaddox@mastodon.social 2026-04-21 06:00
@kbob@chaos.social could you add a third dimension and make the viewer so you can rotate in the third axis?