The size. A flame is a tiny genome: about fifty numbers that describe how light folds in on itself. The number of flames those numbers can describe is past 10^300, more than the atoms in the observable universe. That is not a figure of speech. It is the size of the parameter space, and you can prove it the way you prove a password's strength: by counting, not by guessing.
I am a solo developer, and for the past months I have been building Atheria, a native Mac app that turns your desktop into living, real-time generative art.
