01:18:44 -!- lament has quit ("leaving"). 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 17:45:48 -!- lament has joined. 18:48:05 Taaus: what exactly is an 'invention'? 20:12:51 Well, do you know what a fugue is? 20:18:40 yes 20:20:18 Okay, well, an invention is similar to a fugue, except that the Comes theme is in the same key as the Dux theme... Does that make any sense? :) 21:17:07 yes. What a stupid distinction. 21:17:48 Not really. 21:28:31 The two-part invention #13 starts with two voices. 21:28:40 If we're into hair-splitting, that doesn't look at all like a fugue to me. 21:29:26 Umm... Maybe that's because it's an invention? 21:30:56 if, like you said, the only difference is that the second theme is in the same key, then it's not an invention, either 21:31:55 Heh.. So you're claiming that none of Bach's fugues start with two voices? 21:33:48 I'm not claiming that. 21:34:00 I'm claiming that they shouldn't. 21:34:38 don't fugues absolutely have to begin with one voice? 21:35:11 No. The vast majority does, though. 21:38:55 Yes _all_ fugues have the second theme in the dominant? 21:39:06 that doesn't sound right :) 21:39:20 You're right... The 'Yes' sounds out of place in that sentence. 21:42:18 s/Yes/Yet 21:42:25 And it _still_ doesn't sound right :) 21:43:14 I'm pretty sure all fugues have the comes theme initially appearing in the dominant. 21:46:16 If not, there would be no way of distinguishing fugues and inventions ;) 21:46:29 (As an example, that is) 21:46:41 I don't think so (about the dominant) 21:46:56 * Taaus decides _not_ to mention the Sinphonias. 21:46:56 http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/fugueanatomy.html 21:48:26 Gimme examples, not webpages :) 21:49:10 no! 21:49:24 I'll just assume that guy knows what he's talking about 21:49:28 mostly because he agrees with me 21:49:42 also because his animated WTC is awesome 21:49:51 *phew* That means I won't have to change my view of you... :X 21:50:08 well, it _is_ awesome. 21:50:33 do you know anything about cellular automaton 90? 21:50:56 Nope... Do you reckon there may be something about it in NKS? 21:51:10 perhaps 21:51:24 Well, I'll go check. 21:51:32 See, rule 90 has an extremely awesome property of reversing the state 21:51:36 (see yesterday's log) 21:51:51 But I didn't find anything about this on Wolfram's site. 21:51:54 Or anywhere else. 21:51:56 I noticed it :) 21:51:59 It's cool. 21:52:50 Perhaps Wolfram never found it becasue he's dealing with 'real' automata with unbounded states 21:52:58 Urgh... NLS... Painfully... Heavy... 21:53:00 *NKS 21:53:03 haha 21:53:07 Is it at least good? 21:53:17 All I know about it is from the /. review. 21:53:18 Not really. He's quite full of himself. 21:53:57 lol... Rule 90 has tons of references in the index. 21:54:15 i dont under what going on under this channel 21:54:24 i dont understand what going on under this channel 21:54:26 it's why i like it 21:54:29 =) 21:58:30 Taaus: page 260, i guess 22:00:28 Hmmm... 22:01:11 interesting. The most interesting CA are 30,60,90,110,150. 22:01:33 all divisible by ten, all but one divisible by 30 22:07:23 I can't find anything about Rule 90 producing reversed patterns... 22:08:25 not even on page 260! 22:08:37 Especially not on page 260. 22:09:10 Heh... It just dawned on me that I have the New Grove Dictionary of Music... Maybe I should look up fugue and invention there :) 22:21:16 Fugue, n: see Invention 22:21:45 lol 22:23:37 Somebody on the esolang can't find anything about Thue. 22:24:34 I noticed. I wonder what's happened to Catseye. 22:25:21 stupid catseye. 22:27:58 * lament posts on comp.theory.cell-automata about rule 90