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Comment #48530143
Trying to upgrade my data viz project [0] from Svelte 5.35.7 (pre async) to the latest version and making sure that the performance is not negatively affected (e.g. [1]). [0] https…
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Comment #48281861
I also always reach for Svelte + SvelteKit (Using Kit for simple apps can be overkill, but it's nice to have when things get complex unexpectedly). > But nowadays I often see peopl…
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Comment #48087930
Thank you, I appreciate it. The helix simply renders candlestick data (OHLC) in 3D, with volume encoded in logaritmically scaled candle thickness. There's more info on the about pa…
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Comment #48086767
A correlation network viz (using Cytoscape.js) of this S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 correlation matrix (built with Svelte): https://cybernetic.dev/matrix
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Comment #47875531
I created a very similar 5x5 font in 2025, which I currently just use to render the word "CYBERNETIC" [0]. Only the "R" and "Y" characters are different from the article's font (no…
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Comment #47766170
This neatly avoids so many struggles with data viz labels.
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Comment #47742400
I do exactly the same. > everything exactly the way i want Can relate.
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Comment #47741718
A 3D cluster visualization of S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 markets. Created with Svelte and Three.js. https://cybernetic.dev/cube
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Comment #47559403
Yes, and in most cases it's perfectly valid not to interfere with scrolling. The nice thing about CSS scroll snapping is of course that the browser still handles it (instead of it …
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Comment #47559346
The demo really does not work in Brave. I use vertical scroll snapping on the landing page of one of my projects (enabled for screens with a min width of 768px and a min height of …
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Comment #47558217
I was amazed when I first came across CSS scroll snapping. It's great for creating immersive experiences where one part of the page fills the entire screen while native browser scr…
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Comment #47543049
Cool! I've used Google's R package in the past. AI could make it easier to bring other R stats packages into the broader ecosystem.
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Comment #47015427
Physical books are amazing technology.
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Comment #46988929
Much better now. Glad I could help.
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Comment #46980669
Looks good. I think the website could use higher contrast. Changing the values of --text-dim and --text-muted would help a lot.
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Comment #46945447
Nice looking TUI!
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Comment #46945001
Looks nice! Semantic HTML is such a relief if you've ever encountered a div hell.
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Comment #46935299
Yes, this (higher perceived vs. lower actual productivity) was probably at least true for early 2025. https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-o...
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Comment #46928345
Agree. Info-dense designs are also more difficult to implement and many designers lack experience in this area. E.g., creating a coherent design system that uses borders instead of…
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Comment #46678643
Seeing Svelte 3/4 code always warms my heart. The ergonomics of `$:` are amazing.
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Comment #46579296
Thank you, I appreciate it! I'm also planning to add a graph visualization of the correlation matrix.
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Comment #46578297
Thinking of new ways to visualize market data in 3D like this helical candlestick chart: https://cybernetic.dev/helix
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Comment #46266281
Thank you for the feedback and your suggestion! A (partial) correlation network with Cytoscape.js is planned as one of my next experiments. A former colleague nudged me in that dir…
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Comment #46265292
S&P 500 correlation matrix (created with Svelte). Currently trying to better contextualize the visible subregion of the matrix in relation to the full dataset (beyond what the curr…
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Comment #46223232
Great points! I think your point about the JS community is often overlooked. Electron et al have made desktop UI/UX considerations more salient in the JS world. Desktop-like experi…