The sequel to The Fractal Machine, for those who want to go further. A machine made of transistors computes with fractions — its own multiplier, addition, comparison — and draws by itself on three 128 × 128 screens: the Sierpinski triangle, the Barnsley fern and the Mandelbrot set. A switch turns Mandelbrot into Julia worlds: every position of the switches is a new world. 106,610 transistors.
The introduction and lessons 0–1 are free; the rest opens after purchase.