I released @verticesandedges/graph-element on npm, which delivers a graph visualization html web component that you can use on your own webpage. You can see it in action here: apps.verticesandedges.net/notebook/?ur...
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Fresh links!!! For your consideration: verticesandedges.net?graphurl=./e... verticesandedges.net?nburl=./exam... And the pure link: verticesandedges.net
So I've been hard at work, submitting my Javascript Notebook app to the app stores. You can use this app for free at: illogical-alliteration.github.io/notebook
Or, if you're feeling particularly generous, these are the store links: Google Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/d... Microsoft Store: apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p1v9...
But the really exciting part I'd like to share today is that I got Strudel to work on the notebook: illogical-alliteration.github.io/notebook/?ur... I think this use case is particular strong, and I'd love to see and hear what you come up with!
A couple months ago, I stumbled across the Monty Hall Paradox, and couldn't believe the counterintuitive math of revealing information changing the odds. So I wrote up a Monty Hall Paradox simulator. apps.verticesandedges.net/notebook/?ur...
I read somewhere, the other day, that randomly selecting decision makers leads to better decisions than letting the power hungry self-select for power. Maybe strange women, lying in ponds, distributing swords would be a better system of government, after all. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN9c...
I've been working on a graph-editor, check it out here: verticesandedges.net/graph-editor or with graph example: verticesandedges.net/graph-editor... or with notebook example: verticesandedges.net/graph-editor... The site isn't quite done yet, but the editor works. Let me know what you think!
www.yahoo.com/news/voters-... You brought a centrist/moderate/don't-make-waves playbook to a far-right terrorist government takeover.
I wrote a new thing. It's an mp3 player and lives over at mooreolith.github.io/soundtrack The browser will ask you to confirm that you want to upload the folder you choose, but it's just opening the files, nothing leaves the browser, except the initial requests to fetch the page.
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I doodled these last night. I just got a new tablet from discount electronics site wisetek, specifically so I could install ArtRage and draw again. I used to enjoy art in school, and experimenting with textures and colors like this a relaxing exercise. The first is a cloudy sky, the second a sunset.
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I wrote a thing over the last couple days. It's a Browser Javascript Notebook, written in simple javascript. It even writes the file correctly this time (VSCode has no problem opening the files). Oh, and it has different colors for console log, info, warn, and debug. mooreolith.github.io/notebook/
Now I don't know what to think: First this: www.yahoo.com/tech/fbi-war... Then this: www.yahoo.com/news/2018-01...
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It's the year 2024, and for some reason, we hide writing in screenshot image files to upload to get around 250 character limits, when dialogue is more important than ever. We've had 18 years of one-liners because of engineering decisions. stackoverflow.com/questions/23...
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