Mary Holstege
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Retired software engineer. Now I write programs to make art.
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I should only ever have learned these names if I had met them as graduates or working in professional roles in the Canadian engineering profession.
Instead I memorized them decades ago while laying white roses at memorial gardens at other engineering schools.
#14notforgotten #polytechnique
Instead I memorized them decades ago while laying white roses at memorial gardens at other engineering schools.
#14notforgotten #polytechnique
December 6, 2025 at 5:58 AM
I should only ever have learned these names if I had met them as graduates or working in professional roles in the Canadian engineering profession.
Instead I memorized them decades ago while laying white roses at memorial gardens at other engineering schools.
#14notforgotten #polytechnique
Instead I memorized them decades ago while laying white roses at memorial gardens at other engineering schools.
#14notforgotten #polytechnique
Just the skeleton on which we will hang the triangulation:
December 5, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Just the skeleton on which we will hang the triangulation:
Open venation algorithm run using the points on a Poinsot spiral as targets, then recursively doing that into the spaces, then doing a wee Delaunay triangulation.
December 5, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Open venation algorithm run using the points on a Poinsot spiral as targets, then recursively doing that into the spaces, then doing a wee Delaunay triangulation.