[HN Gopher] Drawing hat tiling using Racket
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       Drawing hat tiling using Racket
        
       Author : g0xA52A2A
       Score  : 45 points
       Date   : 2023-09-23 06:51 UTC (3 days ago)
        
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       | mark_l_watson wrote:
       | Nice!! The Racket code is clean and easy to read. I have never
       | tried doing graphics with Racket but I might try it. (I am
       | currently writing a Racket book: "Practical Artificial
       | Intelligence Development With Racket". The examples will be very
       | similar to those in my Common Lisp book, but written from scratch
       | in Racket.)
        
         | duck wrote:
         | Looking forward to that book! Will it be on
         | https://leanpub.com/u/markwatson?
        
       | slowmovintarget wrote:
       | It's that Hat.
       | 
       | (Polygon that can tile a plain without ever repeating.)
        
         | sillysaurusx wrote:
         | Indeed. I've been seeing it everywhere.
         | 
         | The backstory of the Hat is way cool -- it was discovered by a
         | hobbyist: https://www.snexplores.org/article/einstein-vampire-
         | tile-sha...
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         | Fun fact: if you use it when writing f-hat, g-hat, etc, your
         | equations will all fit together in a visually pleasing way.
         | (But watch out; you'll never be able to diagonalize them!)
        
       | kubb wrote:
       | The code is very clean, much cleaner than it could be in the "top
       | 10" languages.
       | 
       | Each of those has one or other repetitive idiosyncratic syntax or
       | constructs that you can't do away with, and it becomes an endless
       | source of frustration if you're like me and bang out several
       | thousand lines per week.
        
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