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File:Longest exposure photograph.jpg|A photo tracking the sun's cycles over more than eight years — believed to be the longest exposure image ever taken — has been discovered inside a cider can. | File:Longest exposure photograph.jpg|A photo tracking the sun's cycles over more than eight years — believed to be the longest exposure image ever taken — has been discovered inside a cider can. | ||
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=== Waveform collapse algorithm === | |||
The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm explained very clearly | |||
The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm teaches your computer how to riff. The algorithm takes in an archetypical input, and produces procedurally-generated outputs that look like it. | |||
* [https://robertheaton.com/2018/12/17/wavefunction-collapse-algorithm/ | |||
The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm explained very clearly] by software angineer [[Robert Heaton (nonfiction)|Robert Heaton]] | |||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_function_collapse Wave function collapse] @ Wikipedia | |||
== In the News == | == In the News == | ||
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Online diary of Karl Jones for Tuesday December 15, 2020.
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A photo tracking the sun's cycles over more than eight years — believed to be the longest exposure image ever taken — has been discovered inside a cider can.
Waveform collapse algorithm
The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm explained very clearly
The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm teaches your computer how to riff. The algorithm takes in an archetypical input, and produces procedurally-generated outputs that look like it.
The Wavefunction Collapse Algorithm explained very clearly] by software angineer Robert Heaton
- Wave function collapse @ Wikipedia