This is seriously the most impressive visualization I've ever seen. What tool did the author use to do this?
Looks like svelte + three.js Svelte has some pretty nice built-in scroll animation support: https://svelte.dev/repl/051cd352ce284d15b55c91c8b30fa32f?ver...
Mario meets Pareto
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#82Very cool and I see the vision
Unfortunately on firefox for Android 13 on my nothing phone (2a) almost all on-screen assets flicker non-stop. I thought I was a style decision at first but now that I'm further down it's very clearly a bug.
Still very cool, learned about pareto efficiency from a video about this exact topic a few years ago that only computed the pareto front for accel and speed because they couldn't represent higher dimensions well. Maybe same author?
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#85Something not mentioned in this analysis is that after summing the stats from the different components, the value is rounded down, giving 7 possible outcomes per stat.
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#86Well... that was a seriously impressive presentation. I already knew about Pareto efficiency/the Pareto frontier, but now I'll never be able to forget it. And I'll think of Mario Kart (and poor Koopa being dominated) every time.
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#87God I am so disappointed, I thought he disassembled Mario Kart 64 into C and refactored the codebase. Fuck my life
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#88This is seriously the most impressive visualization I've ever seen. What tool did the author use to do this?
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#90The content's excellent and it was fascinating to see how the differences between characters and karts play out though!