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> The details of this step can be found in the source code. This beautiful phrase will drastically reduce my documentation workload.
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It's local. There's no upload. You can also clone it and open index.html.
Either way, after all that work, it would be smart to provide some preloaded images that work well with it so people can try it without fishing around in their filesystem for what might be a good candidate. I don't even have any on my new laptop, just some screenshots of Wordle.
> The details of this step can be found in the source code. This beautiful phrase will drastically reduce my documentation workload.
But where is the source for the wasm part (written in Rust)? In the page itself there's only an oneliner_bg.wasm file
Quaternions have four components [0].
Has anyone discovered a kind of number that contains three components?
A complex number contains two components: a real number and a complex part which is a coefficient multiplied by sqrt(-1). Quaternions have four components [0]. Has anyone discovered a kind of number that contains three components? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternion
It redraws images with shape primitives and allows verctorization with a cool art style.
Is there any way to save/load the Fourier coefficients?
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Either way, after all that work, it would be smart to provide some preloaded images that work well with it so people can try it without fishing around in their filesystem for what might be a good candidate. I don't even have any on my new laptop, just some screenshots of Wordle.
It should also send someone to your house to open the file for you.