This should be made into a ballet.
Animated Factorisation Diagrams
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#13That appears to work like a denial of service attack on my brain - I was sitting here quite hypnotized until a colleague asked me what on earth I was doing.
"Is that the InfoSheet Generator you've been working on!?!?!?!"
"...no..." :(
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#14Really nice. What rendering engine or library do you use?
This looks homegrown. The source code [1] is fairly readable.
New dots seem to enter the world in the position of the last dot placed but below them. Position and size seem to follow a simple linear movement between frames.
I wonder though, why is this done with canvas instead of SVG. Just to cut down on the number of DOM elements?
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#16How can I make this my screensaver?
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#17TIL Prime numbers form circles (or maybe I knew that, but it's been 15 years since high school math)
A "circle" could be formed with any number of dots.
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#19Can we stop the trend of calling everything "porn"?