Interesting PICTURE thread

Orim

Can't embed the comic but with all the games being talked I think this is especially apt at the moment.

http://www.reallifecomics.com/archive/030416.html

CrossBreed

You laugh now, but it's only a matter of time. :P

Sairus

I gone and done drawed me a purty picture.


Messy as **** as I tried to cover up retarded mistakes when inking it and the bat thingy looks weird. I'm happy aside from that though

animaX

Thats excellent sairus! How did you draw it? With one of those tablet things?

Burning Eclipse

animaX wrote: »

Thats excellent sairus! How did you draw it? With one of those tablet things?

Indeed, outstanding stuff. Some great talent on this forum!

Placebo

animaX wrote: »

Thats excellent sairus! How did you draw it? With one of those tablet things?

its clearly hand drawn [look at the texture], Dr of knowing nothing

GorySnake

Really great work there Sairus!

Sairus

Cheers laddies!

animaX wrote: »

Thats excellent sairus! How did you draw it? With one of those tablet things?

Nar, as Placebo said it's just pen and paper. (with plenty of rubbed out pencils )

animaX

Placebo wrote: »

its clearly hand drawn [look at the texture], Dr of knowing nothing

dX(t) = -X(t)dt + dB(t)

Tell me farz, does this equation have stationary solutions or non-stationary solutions? Clearly, it's obvious. :rolleyes:

Sairus wrote: »

Nar, as Placebo said it's just pen and paper. (with plenty of rubbed out pencils )

But how do you turn that into a jpeg? Just scan it?

Orim

animaX wrote: »

dX(t) = -X(t)dt + dB(t)

Tell me farz, does this equation have stationary solutions or non-stationary solutions? Clearly, it's obvious. :rolleyes:

Is this just a more complicated version of the equations we did in school or this something completely different?

What is a stationary/non-stationary solution?

EDIT : It appears to be a Stochastic differential equation and the stuff I'm reading is making my head hurt. I am more impressed by your PhD then ever before.

At a guess I'm going to say it has stationary solutions.

Placebo

animaX wrote: »

dX(t) = -X(t)dt + dB(t)

Tell me farz, does this equation have stationary solutions or non-stationary solutions? Clearly, it's obvious. :rolleyes:

i did Quasi-stationary distribution, Yaglom limit in advanced Differentiation few years back, if i consider a 1d drifted Brownian motion on (0;1)

dXt = dBtq(X t) dt ; X0 = x > 0

i could solve it but i might be mixing up integration etc, probably way off at this stage. rusty

animaX

Orim wrote: »

Is this just a more complicated version of the equations we did in school or this something completely different?

What is a stationary/non-stationary solution?

Are you genuinely curious?! I was just proving a point to farz as he assumed i would know a lot about art/design when i don't.

As for the equation, it's a special class of Ornstein Uhlenbeck process, basically an extension of a differential equation which you might have seen before (differentiation). It's often used in mathematical finance.

K.O.Kiki

I like how when I looked up
"nerd image macro"

I got this

Orim

animaX wrote: »

Are you genuinely curious?! I was just proving a point to farz as he assumed i would know a lot about art/design when i don't.

As for the equation, it's a special class of Ornstein Uhlenbeck process, basically an extension of a differential equation which you might have seen before (differentiation). It's often used in mathematical finance.

I realised that but my great failing is to be curious about everything. I'm currently on a mathematics wikipedia splurge.

Doctor DooM

Orim wrote: »

I realised that but my great failing is to be curious about everything. I'm currently on a mathematics wikipedia splurge.

BE careful about that. You might end up thrown in a green bin by an old woman.

Burning Eclipse

OT... (But then look at this thread)

Terry, is your PhD in pure mathematics/financial mathematics/something else?

If it's financial, do you know Joe Meaney in UCC? You would be peers.

animaX

Burning Eclipse wrote: »

Terry, is your PhD in pure mathematics/financial mathematics/something else?

If it's financial, do you know Joe Meaney in UCC? You would be peers.

It's financial mathematics but leaning more towards theory (pure) rather than applied.

Unless he plays street fighter he is not a peer of mine

Doctor DooM

Man, Sairus is so good... been like 10 years since I drew

GorySnake

Yun and Yang?

Ken B

I'm all a bit sad face now....

animaX

More dive kicks!!

Doctor DooM

No... It couldn't be...



Cannon spike charlie?

K.O.Kiki

GorySnake wrote: »

Yun and Yang?

Awesome.

Now I have a character who's even MORE one-dimensional than Guile.

"My name is Yang. All you need is EX Mantis Slash".

Speed Boat

Don't forget his dive kick and teleport mixups.

I'm cool with the twins being in.

Yreval

GorySnake wrote: »

Yun and Yang?

Doesn't explain the roller skates though...

Probably fake anyway.

GorySnake

And Area is one of the worst SF designs ever.

Sairus

animaX wrote: »

But how do you turn that into a jpeg? Just scan it?

Yep, scanned in the XGC no less.
I had to tweak the contrast values in photoshop a bit on account of a dodgy scan is all.

GorySnake

GorySnake wrote: »

Yun and Yang?

Apparently the image is photoshopped.

Ken B

GorySnake wrote: »

Apparently the image is photoshopped.

Please let this be true......

Placebo

animaX wrote: »

More dive cocks!!