JJohnDClay replysh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyIt'll be really hard on a fdm printer, but I think it'd look really cool on a resin printer3
IIron Lynx replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliessum(n = 1, infinity) (1/(2^n) horse) Which, to its limit, just becomes 1 horse.13
strangematter replyfeddit.de2Hide 2 repliesWhoaa... thanks for reminding me of cyriak, always loved his stuff!5
kreekybonez replylemmy.worldthat was a nice trip down recursive memory lane. cyriak is so wild in how they make something so absurd, yet internally consistent1
ddumbcrumb lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyIf the recursive centaur recurses infinitely then would it be half horse and infinite centaur.10
LLifter replydiscuss.tchncs.deOnly half of it is infinite. The first half is horse, the rest is infinite centaur. Maybe that's what you meant.4
OOpenSourceDeezNuts replysh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replydef centaur(): return horse / 2 + centaur() FTFY8
kamenlady lemmy.worldBut, where's the human part of the centaur? Edit: do we need /s around here? I find it amazing. If i had a 3d printer ...1
This is the quality content I want on my Lemmy.
Actually funny Memes are rare and precious
STL? I need to print this badly.
yep, here you go 😄
Thank you!
does your printer have infinite resolution?
No, but you just need recursive filament.
It'll be really hard on a fdm printer, but I think it'd look really cool on a resin printer
Challenge accepted.
1/2 horse + 1/4 horse + 1/8 horse and so on
sum(n = 1, infinity) (1/(2^n) horse)
Which, to its limit, just becomes 1 horse.
Ackshually, Pi squared divided by six horses
So a recursive centaur is simply a horse ?
[Cyriak wants to know your location]..
Whoaa... thanks for reminding me of cyriak, always loved his stuff!
Cows n cows n cows n cows
that was a nice trip down recursive memory lane. cyriak is so wild in how they make something so absurd, yet internally consistent
If the recursive centaur recurses infinitely then would it be half horse and infinite centaur.
Only half of it is infinite. The first half is horse, the rest is infinite centaur. Maybe that's what you meant.
def centaur(): centaur()
def centaur(): return horse / 2 + centaur()
FTFY
A bit of a brain fart by me 😂
But, where's the human part of the centaur?
Edit: do we need /s around here? I find it amazing. If i had a 3d printer ...