While searching for some methods for face representation in connection with my recent project, I lost the way clicking on some stray links and landed up on some beautiful art work involving Voronoi diagrams. I was aware of art work based on Voronoi diagrams (it kind of follows naturally that Voronoi diagrams can lead to [...]
Archive for December, 2008
Voronoi Art
Posted in Art, Computer Science, Mathematics, Nature, tagged Art, Computational Geometry, Computer Graphics, Digital Art, Fractals, Mathematics, Mosaics, Path Picking, Robotics, Space Partitioning, Tessellations, Voronoi Diagrams on December 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Just Keep Walking
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Advertisements, Onionesque, Random on December 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This is a post surely uncharacteristic to this blog. And I just might delete it.
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I was just scanning some links on my computer and I would like to share a one minute video that carries an important message. We all know that (the message). However I think the manner in which a message is put [...]
Personal and Historical Prespectives of Hans Bethe
Posted in Physics, Science, Scientists, Video Lectures, tagged Cornell University, Hans Bethe, Quantum Theory, Science, Scientists, Video Lectures on December 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I recently discovered a series of three lectures by the legendary physicist Hans Bethe given in 1999. Bethe was a professor at the prestigious Cornell University almost all his life and these lectures given at age 93 had been made public by the University quite a while ago.
[Hans Bethe at the blackboard at Cornell in [...]
The Importance of Dedication and Temperament
Posted in Quotes, tagged Dedication, Quotes, Stephen Jay Gould on December 1, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Two prerequisites of intellectual fame have been well recognized: the gift of extraordinary intelligence, and the luck of unusual circumstances (time, social class and so forth). I believe that a third factor – Temperament – has not been given given its due. At least in my limited observation of our currently depleted world, the temperamental [...]


