Andrei Kashcha

@anvaka

I love books, people and life. Passionate about JavaScript. Views are inspired by you

Seattle, WA
Vrijeme pridruživanja: listopad 2009.

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  1. 2. velj

    I was playing with 3d vector fields visualization. It's very hard to write code for it because most of the time I end up just staring hypnotized into the screen.

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  2. 30. sij
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    29. sij

    directional consolidation (anti-tree!)

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  4. 28. sij

    For the community, artists and those who play with lasers: You can now export peaks as SVG here Kudos to for the inspiration, videos and a physical copy of Mindanao island!

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    22. sij
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  6. 19. sij

    Announcing website that allows you to print roads of any city

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    17. sij

    Mexico as a joy plot (density).

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  8. 12. sij

    Graph of Tokyo roads is absolutely fantastic 😍. This is what happens when you render 1,466,174 edges at once

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    11. sij

    A beautiful solution of the gravitational 4-body problem. But keep watching, because it's not stable!

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    10. sij

    this is nothing special or new. Just a well known flocking system, still impressive how much can be achieved from "simple" vector operations.

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    8. sij

    Studying or teaching Complex Analysis? This online book might be useful. ⭐️Complex Analysis: A Visual and Interactive Introduction⭐️ 🔗 Thanks everyone for your suggestions and reporting issues to improve this project.

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  12. 9. sij

    So happy to see this ridgeline toy project is discovered by the Internet. Saw it on website, , and now here on . Thank you 🥳!

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  13. 8. sij
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  14. 8. sij

    Made a video of 2019 winds based on data Best viewed with headphones on: gives holistic experience to this animation The brighter the color - the higher was wind speed. The darker - the slower. The landmass is just an illusion Code:

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  15. 7. sij

    "Betweenness centrality" is a graph metric defined by a number of shortest paths going through a node/edge It's easy to understand it if you draw shortest paths with transparent ink. The more paths go through an edge the brighter it becomes and the higher its centrality value is

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  16. 6. sij

    . Thank you for the amazing set of APIs! Found a few gaps in your elevation dataset and just wanted to share. It's not a deal breaker for me and I still love your APIs!

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  17. 4. sij

    This animation shows the difference between two graph traversal algorithms. * BFS and DFS have the same speed (complexity) * The order in which graph is explored is very different

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  18. 4. sij

    Here is a simulation of a drunken agent, taking turns randomly in Istanbul They barely scratched the surface after one million turns.

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  19. 3. sij

    You can now rotate the map to draw the lines for a different angle Play with it here:

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  20. 2. sij

    Say you are drunk walking in Amsterdam and taking each turn randomly. Here is how much you'd be able to cover after 1 million turns

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