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Re: How to build a graph visualization engine

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You are a Don Quixote after my own heart. If you ever need a job, get at me. I think we'd work well together. Heh. Not even joking.

It's just the way I prefer to learn stuff. Learning for learning sake without making anything out of it isn't for me, I learn best when getting knowledge in process of making something.

I realize it sounds like I was teasing you. I was not. I really relate and am impressed. Cheers.

Re: How to build a graph visualization engine

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Definitely. I have some giant robots and spend a lot of my time with computer vision. I'm gonna put them on tank treads and have them tend to the farm. I just like... fuckin do not want to ever be asked to and feel like I should care about anything related to javascript.... ever again... past 2024, but with just a tiny nudge, I could just live that life tomorrow.

Wow… did JavaScript hurt your children? Have you tried typescript? It’s not so bad.

Yes. And it's hurting yours. But you know, some people like all sort of other things that are literal poisonous torture. Eh, get in where you fit in.

Re: How to build a graph visualization engine

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Recently a new web-based fully gpu driven graph visualisation engine was released and it could handle quite some big graphs directly in the browser: https://twitter.com/hoogerwoord/status/1568188361503907840?s... Happy that people are building new graph visualisation engines and I think still a very open space for innovation in interactively exploring graph/network structures.

Interesting license choice - Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial.

Yeah I respect the choice although would have liked to see a different license.
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