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The Shapes of CSS / the examples just keep getting better and better
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Quasicrystals as sums of waves in a plane / via gabe
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Dawn Binstock This would make a cool crochet doilly.
Wendy Crabbe Cool
Susan Teelon This would be a cool stained glass window mandala...
Cynthia Dalesio Bessiere pretty pattern
Canvas globalCompositeOperation
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Grace Mbonyiwe Reminds me of a 7th grade exam paper in Zambia called Special paper II.
Glower allows you to add interaction to rasterized data tiles, by DevSeed / Mapbox
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Natalya I'll try this...
Rickshaw is a JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time series graphs, built on d3.js
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Susan Teelon Rally cool!
Light Table - a new IDE by Chris Granger. Light Table is a new kind of IDE built on principles of simplicity and based on the way engineers use drafting tables.
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George Madrid Soooo Cool! Congratulations. Now where can I get it?
Meteor, a new web framework for fast realtime development, looks super fascinating (and super unsecure right now...) www.meteor.com/...
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Vitor Arins bitch please!: http://www.gnu.org/software...
GitHub officially supports the DCPU-16 assembly language used in the upcoming game by Notch, 0x10c
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afterimage.vim - vim plugin to edit images
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Byron Alley Amazing...
Ben Golder uh what!
interactive 3d graphs on google search results, this is "sqrt(x*x+y*y)+3*cos(sqrt(x*x+y*y))+5"
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Veeva Penney This is so cool!!!
Michal Migurski Sweet!
Zico Yanuar cool
Evandro Lins A drop in the water? =]
Shelley Olds And to think we had to draw these by hand! This is nice!
Live Coding a d3 chord diagram by gabrielflorit
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CSS NYAN CAT "It contains 81 DOM elements, 688 lines of pure CSS and one JavaScript function for looping audio. My CSS fails CSSLint test and I'm really proud of this."
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Nicolb This is all kinds of awesome.
Kim Cousins I've been asked to make a nyan cat cake...any tips?
Ashley Braun My niece is obsessed with this cat!!!
Nicolb @Kim Cousins Sprinkles and lots of rainbows!
Jo Circus My daughter is obsessed with this cat!! Someone please explain!
Massive Health spent a day breaking down and recreating Clear, and talk through the process
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vim modes / transition diagram
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Barbara Recanati You are a pure artist
Ben Golder @Sha Hwang, are you using vim now?
Sha Hwang @Ben Golder sometimes! getting more used to it now
Ben Golder cool!! I still feel like a complete noob with vim, but it's still so useful.
* { box-sizing: border-box; } omg.
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Chris Delbuck How it should have been all along.
Michael Cummings nice
Media Contour Our whole team is perplexed as to what you are referring to please elaborate. :D
Tolis Christomanos box-sizing FTW!!!
This is an example of responsive text. The amount of textual detail scales relative to your screen size.
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Gregg Tracton or i could just scroll down the page to see more... :)
Karthik Kumar In the CSS media queries they define the device max & min width and inside that media queries we can define out styles according to that devices match.
Gregg Tracton Trust me, this is one of those bad ideas that looks good at first but is best to avoid. Imagine the poor user: "Why isn't this info on the page when I view it on my other device?" The web was invented to give control of display attributes back to the user, who knows best what they want. Don't write nanny pages.
Woody Phillips I half agree with Gregg. While this could be a bad idea for a news story that has important details missing due to poorly coded "Responsiveness", (News: PRESIDENT OBAMA DIES (ommitted: LAUGHING AT TERRIBLE JOKE)), it might also be a fun way to give actual DIFFERENT messages to users of different screens/devices. You could possibly use it to adjust your message depending on who's reading it. Which ads already do to a point, but I say there's room to improve, using this.
Nick Kwiatek's website uses a nice interactive fluid dynamics based ascii art as its background
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Holly Wrangell neat! I've been mouse-dancing for the last 2 minutes.
Justin Edmund I played with this for at least 10 minutes yesterday, no joke.
MJ Kwiatek That's my kid! :)
the "Wat" talk by Gary Bernhardt
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Leven Wadley I laughed
Josh Draper notanumbernotanumbernotanumbernotanumber batman!!!!
Roman Cortes describes the making of his procedurally generated 3d rose, submitted for the js 1k competition
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New TinkerCAD launches, allows for hooking in to 3D Printing
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binx tell me more!
Atul Madhugiri How does this work with Shapeways? Can you specify real life dimensions in software? You can't with 3DS max
StackHack, a Massively Multiplayer Pubnub/Node/Three.js powered Block Builder
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Incredible WebGL terrain demo by MrDoob, using models from ro.me
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The Edge of HTML5 / Eric Bidelman / What's coming up in Javascript/CSS this year
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mike. This. Is. AMAZING!
Victor Cera nice!
Robert Hurley It only worked in my Chrome browser, not in Firefox (which it stalled) nor Opera.
Justin Edmund This blew my mind.
Shoma Tsurugano cool!
Git - the simple guide
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Paul Coleman A little description would be nice. There's none with the pin. There's none on the site. I had to Wiki it to find out I'm not interested !
Paul Coleman I'm told that this is "not a public service." I'm befuddled that pinners on a "public" forum don't assume that the "public" will take a look at what is pinned. If one prefers no commentary, a private bookmarking site seems more appropriate.
Command and Conquer in HTML5, blog post here: www.adityaravisha...
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Developers talk about porting Cut the Rope to Javascript
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Samuel Solórzano I like the idea, but I love the idea to play this game on the go in the cell phone =D
Paul Hayes makes a 3d sphere with CSS 3D transforms
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HackerTyper makes me feel more badass than I actually am / via @Stephanie Lin
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Kevin108 This reminds me of going to the library when I was a kid. Heh heh.
BFXR / flash-based ui to make sound effects for computer games
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csg.js / Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) is a modeling technique that uses Boolean operations like union and intersection to combine 3D solids.
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Vantage Point Trees : a data structure for finding stuff fast (that is way over my head)
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The Python Ecosystem — An Introduction, by Mir Nazim
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"Src Img is a bookmarklet that interfaces with Google™ Image Search to help you find the creators of images you see on blogs that are too lame for attribution."
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Jon Bruner explains the workings behind his awesome migration map
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Free vector icons drawn with Raphael via bostock
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Atul Madhugiri This looks really nice and clean. Kind of like the Microsoft "Metro" UI.
Eventtarget.js by MrDoob / javascript events for custom objects / awesome!
Familiar logos redone in pure HTML/CSS
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Theresa Stanton OMG I love this. I'm a web designer (aka nerd) so this fascinates me to no end.
Sara Chandlee very cool
Codify is an iPad native Lua coding environment
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Walking up and down the Ladder of Abstraction / A systematic approach to interactive visualization
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Photoshop "Unblur" makes the crowd go wild at 1:18
by peterelst
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Michal Migurski whoa, is that a projected backdrop made to look like a designer's office?
Michal Migurski …and is that guy on the right part of the backdrop?
Michal Migurski Oh wait he just moved and talked.
Gregg Tracton this technique was used on images from the Hubble telescope in the early 1990s. the images were all blurry because a lens was ground slightly incorrectly, and were corrected by a prof at the Univ of North Carolina. one big difference was that they knew the PSF (point spread function) because the lens error was known. the reconstructed images were not as good as what would have been acquired with a perfect lens. btw, the lens was replaced a short time later.
"Lately, there has been a lot of experimentation with very short programs that synthesize something that sounds like music. I now want to share some information and thoughts about these experiments." / like demoscene, but for synthesized music
by viznut
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Michal Migurski Love how you can see the periodicity in the relatively-prime numbers.
From sketching to Inkscape to D3 and back / code for this cool idea for a workflow
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Plask in the browser, by Marcin Ignac
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Ben Golder Never thought I'd be mesmerized by a triangulated belly.
Rendering Synthetic Objects into Photographs / holy fucking shit this is awesome
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Lee Taylor I strongly desire adding this to my parents' backyard. Tremendous.
Using the Voronoi diagram to find centerlines and place labels on complex polygons
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Martin Jones Cool..
George Kabanos nice hack! ;)