Chris

Chris

@csteinbach.bsky.social

https://wikiradar.org 🗺️🧭🛰️ https://fractal-4d.com 🪸❄️🌀 https://big-zoomies.com 🐕‍🦺🐾🌳

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Chris
@csteinbach.bsky.social

Lots of new features for wikiradar.org 🛰️ A live view that switches to infinite scroll as you scroll. 👉 A map picker to see articles at any location. 🗺️ Integration to Google/Apple maps for directions. 📡 A sensor oriented radar view. 📌 An pinned article map view. 🐛 And a debug view (for me).

Chris@csteinbach.bsky.social

WikiRadar: a PWA that finds nearby Wikipedia articles using spherical Delaunay triangulation (3D convex hull on a unit sphere) for O(√n) nearest-neighbor queries. No server, no database. Just pre-computed binary tile files served from GitHub Pages and triangle walks in the browser.

Chris
@csteinbach.bsky.social

Messing with the electric sheep flam3s. I've actually no idea how they originally rendered so apologies if I'm ruining them.

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Thorne 🌸 - Play Cozysters! 🎢
@ens0.me
ChaoticHuman@chaotichuman.x0f.nl

"As books begin to encroach in our society, their goal is to take your cognition away from you. Books' goal is to take your thoughts away from you, your ability to think away from you, so that you become dependent on the printing press ... oral storytelling is active resistance"

Chris
@csteinbach.bsky.social

So I'm filling in a BIG market research questionnaire over a few days, and every section asks what I did yesterday. Did I buy a lottery ticket? Did I listen to the radio? Did I read a book? Watch TV? Online shopping? etc. No. I completed your questionnaire the past three days. That's all I did.

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kira ☆
@kira.ws

a living attractor, breathing. 500 million points per frame swept into spatial motion-blur, the form morphing on independent meta-oscillators, hot cores cooling to blue dead-stars in the wake. two colors woven through one shape, gold and fire-red. rendered on a brand new GPU ♡

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Scoiattolo
@scarnecchia.net

Imagine if all the evidence for climate change was "a bunch of guys on a website thought very hard about it and agreed it was very bad and might happen" instead of empiricism.