Ethan Willingham

The truth lasts forever; this is a website.

This is my woodshop, and my only tool is Claude. I burn a few billion tokens here on weekends because it's addictive. Nobody's meant to visit, but I love that I can reach it from any device on earth.

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  • Three side-by-side columns of the actual source code behind this site, in warm syntax highlighting on a dark background: the game engine, the galaxy visualizer, and the stylesheet. 24 May 2026

    Every Change This Website Ever Made

    every commit to this site as a point of light on a three-year timeline. three near-silent years, then a 1,247-change spring eruption, fed by 8.78 billion May tokens and counting.

  • A glowing vortex of gold and teal points, a strange attractor rendered on the GPU. 21 May 2026

    Obi Juan Algorithm

    a million points of math you fly through in 3D: strange attractors, fractals, the prime numbers, and the shadow of a four-dimensional shape.

  • A Gray's Anatomy engraving of the teeth set in the jaw. 21 May 2026

    The Optional Body

    an interactive descent through the parts of the body you can live without, from a spare foot bone to a heart on a machine.

  • Daubigny's painting The Hamlet of Optevoz: cottages by a stream at dusk. 1 May 2026

    The Old Masters

    a small private gallery. Storms and saints, harvest fields and harbour scenes.

  • The Ghost in the Swarm: teal and gold particles spiraling into concentric bands around a dark vortex eye. 26 Apr 2026

    The Ghost in the Swarm

    100,000 particles obey three lines of math on the GPU, while an invisible field steers the swarm through sacred geometry.

  • Sluice: a jet-powered drill rig flying over the surface, with a freshly dug shaft below. 25 Apr 2026

    Sluice

    my own 2D mining game, in its infdev phase. Free to play in the browser while it's young. Drill deep, strike ore, push your luck.

  • Earth from space at the day/night terminator, city lights glowing across nighttime South America. 23 Apr 2026

    Every Hour of Daylight, Visualized

    a spinnable 3D Earth with NASA's night lights and a daylight breakdown for anywhere on the planet.

  • A scatter of colorful dots, particles rendered with nothing but CSS box-shadow. 23 Apr 2026

    Rendering Particles Without a Canvas

    three physics demos with no canvas, no WebGL, no SVG. The whole renderer is one CSS property on a 1px div.

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