Has FFT been showing up on your YouTube recommended page?
Fast Fourier transform?
UmmmmâŚnoooooooooâŚâFractured Fairy Talesâ.
Youâll have to explain what this image is.
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.
Ah! Of course. FFT of FFT!
Writersâ strike of 2007.
Come for the ring spinning, stay for the Blue Moon of Kentucky.
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.)
It is now.
I wonder what was in their pipes when they wrote this one.
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!
