Experiment · graphics / physics / Rust
Journey to a Black Hole
A real-time black-hole experiment in Rust and Bevy. Fly around the disk, compare spinning and non-spinning geometry, and inspect the light rays behind the image.
Look inside the projectFurkan Mamuk · Istanbul, Türkiye
Mamuk
I’m Furkan. I build software and games, write, and follow questions further than I originally intended. That can mean a terminal, a mythology, or a way to explore a black hole.
This is where I keep the things that come out of it.
Journey to a Black HoleI made a real-time black-hole demo, then filmed my monitor through my phone's telephoto camera. There are several layers of optics involved now.I Need People, Not an AudienceTen thousand people vaguely aware I exist may be less useful than five people who actually know what I am trying to do.I Have Never Really Had a CareerI cannot manufacture the conventional history I did not have. I can start making another kind of history visible.
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Blood and Clay
An idle gladiator game built around one visual idea I have not been able to shake: what if an amphora came to life?
- games
- product design
- art direction
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Malt
A structured terminal platform where the daemon owns the session and clients are different ways of looking at it.
- Rust
- terminals
- systems
- developer tools
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Vexil
A typed schema language and toolchain for compact, deterministic binary protocols across Rust, TypeScript, Go, and Python.
- programming languages
- protocols
- developer tools
Leave a door open
Rough ideas are welcome.
I like talking through strange technical problems and unfinished work. I’m also looking for people who enjoy helping good work find its people.
A few ways we could help each other