Freya Holméryou've heard of sine and cosine
now get ready for uh squine and cosquare
Oblomov@acegikmo very peculiar (though it took me a while to catch it because the color choice for the plots isn't too colorblind-friendly).
I'm trying to think if they satisfy an equation similar to that of sin/cos, but abs(s) + abs(c) = 1 doesn't work. Is it something like abs(s+c) + abs(s-c) = 1 maybe?
@oblomov this is one way to do it using trig at least! a distance norm friendly solution
