To make good use of my home-alone time, I tried to rewrite that virus spread simulator that Washington Post published earlier so I can play with the parameters: It’s ugly, the collision detection is buggy, but it works good enough, lol. https://covid-19.surma.technology/ pic.twitter.com/nNcygj4omZ
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Replying to @DasSurma
As a favor to those with red-green color blindness, please use literally any other colors other than red and green.
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Argh, I’m sorry. This is literally a throw-away toy so I didn’t give it any thought, but I should change the colors, yes. Let me fix that.
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If only there was a way to simulate vision deficiencies in
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This was developed in Firefox :P
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Replying to @jensimmons @mathias and
Hot dayum! Apologies for not knowing this.
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I was joking — it’s there, but it only *just* landed: https://twitter.com/mathias/status/1237393102635012101 … Still trying to get the word out.
Mathias Bynens added,
Find out how people with vision deficiencies experience your web app, and resolve contrast issues you didn’t even know you had! pic.twitter.com/QKLQmEhhMM
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