perhaps czm is the next john carmack

he did make that one game, didn't he. is it still available? it was rail only i think.

gl to Paul, he has a big part in quake history.

ultrono arena

- No. Rail + LG + rocket. Five maps and possibility to launch game server, connect to it and play. All in five megabytes.

that silhouette...

8llllD

- Not me did it in that way. )))

lol

It's PROFESSOR czm now! Congrats on tenure! Doubt he ever visits ESR, though.

Math is so cool. The science of patterns... Patterns are the essence of our reality - from the natural sciences to art.

deep bruh

That's the only way I roll.

u little pattern u

You strange loop

u little pattern u

You strange loop

"COM TO 3A" (C) Nos3k

so sexy

someone remind me of his "funny" twitter please

ultrono519 my lord

I see fractals everywhere!

mm parallelograms, mm functions

if this stuff doesn't get me pussy tonight, nothing will

hahah. This is so cool.

Awesome.

Nice, I'm not the only quaker mathematician!

you aint a mathematician unless you get paid for it bro

Could be argued. Quite a few notable mathematicians in history were hobbyists, more or less. As to a more current example, Grigori Perelman refused to be a professional mathematician at some point.

Fact is, some think that the moment you're getting paid for it you kind of stop being a mathematician.

Could be. On the other hand I'm not prepared to call just anyone with a maths degree a mathematician.

True, though I always respect people who are good at the subject, it would be amazing to see the world through the eyes of a mathematician for a day and ask myself, is the subject a truth, or is it just another man made system designed to explain things based on the only way we can explain them, or whether its a truth which transcends different galaxies.

Does 1+1 really equal 2 for every lifeform outside of this galaxy, assuming it exists, which it most probably does.

If not then, probably everything we think we know about numbers is one giant, wasted misconception built on the assumptions of others and merely designed to serve us.

That would bother me as I would imagine the motive for every math guy is discovery.

I would rather put my time into something with a simpler, and more certain outcome.

Probably why I don't do religion either.