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On Tuesday, the trains hiccuped to a stop and so did anything like a plan. Evan stood between a man wearing a bicycle helmet decorated with rubber ducks and a woman reading a paperback called How To Be Your Own Meteorologist. The PA system coughed excuses. Someone farther down the platform tried singing to keep spirits up. Evan, thirty-four, a middling project manager for a company that made digital checklists for other companies, realized he had no good reason to be anywhere. When he turned around, a moth flew into his open mouth, panicked, then reversed and flew straight back out. The woman with the meteorology book clapped once. The man with the rubber ducks said, “If that happens to me I’ll change my life.” | |
It was nothing, but it felt like instruction. Evan came up from the station and into a city he had lived in for a decade without ever once reading the plaque beneath the statue of the horse with three legs in the air. He read it now. The general’s name was lost to vandalism; the green bronze said simp |
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/* | |
* generated using the following prompt: | |
* "Write a C command line program that generate moving ASCII art fractal pattern | |
* that responds to user input. The implementation should be self-contained apart | |
* from standard C functions." | |
*/ | |
#include <stdio.h> | |
#include <stdlib.h> | |
#include <math.h> | |
#include <string.h> |