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Has FFT been showing up on your YouTube recommended page?
Fast Fourier transform?
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UmmmmâŚnoooooooooâŚâFractured Fairy Talesâ.
Youâll have to explain what this image is.
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Original (sort of) and 2D fourier transform, from an on-line converter.
The original has to be square so got stretched, and in this case, B&W.
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Ah! Of course. FFT of FFT!
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Writersâ strike of 2007.
Come for the ring spinning, stay for the Blue Moon of Kentucky.
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Question: How often do two oscillators on a Moog synthesizer have sex?
Answer: With great frequency.
Notes:
This one came to me in a dream. Someone else told an obscure joke about John Paul Jones, his dead wife, and a childrenâs fairy tale. The person telling the joke berated me for not understanding it. So I came up with an obscure joke of my own. So there.
I think this was based on a real incident. A recently deceased friend brought up a story (not a joke) about an opera singer of the end of the 19th century, and was aghast that I didnât know anything about her. So I asked what the original name for the element technetium was (masurium). She didnât know.
I guess I object when someone says âYou donât know that? Where have you been?â (Years ago, someone used those exact words.)
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It is now.
I wonder what was in their pipes when they wrote this one.
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Is that a Basquiat? I just cut up some stickers of his work to decorate a piece Iâm working on. I donât like his stuff.
Yep. Itâs pretty awful, isnât it? Looks like itâs done by someone 4 years old.
Sorry. Thatâs an insult to all 4 year olds.
Thatâs on one of the stickers I cut up!
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