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Body Parts You Don't Need (TEST)
test builda work-in-progress prototype, not a finished post. open it on your phone to test the gyroscope tilt.
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Randomness Is Clumpy
21st of May, 2026a WebGPU galaxy you fly through, built from a random number generator's raw output. good generators look like real, clumpy space; broken ones — like RANDU — snap onto hidden planes the moment you turn them.
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How Much of You Do You Need?
21st of May, 2026an interactive descent through the parts of the body you can live without — a spare bone, an organ, a limb, even a heartbeat — all the way down to the question of where "you" actually live.
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The Old Masters
1st of May, 2026a small private gallery. Storms and saints, harvest fields and harbour scenes. Click any image to zoom.
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100,000 Particles, Running on Your GPU
26th of April, 2026a WebGPU simulation where 100,000 colored dots obey three lines of math and self-organize into something that looks alive.
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Grand Motherload
25th of April, 2026a browser-native take on the 2004 mining game I never quite stopped playing. Drill down, collect ore, upgrade your rig, see how deep you can go.
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Every Hour of Daylight, Visualized
23rd of April, 2026a spinnable 3D Earth with NASA's night-side imagery and a daylight breakdown for any point on the planet.
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Rendering Particles Without a Canvas
23rd of April, 2026three physics demos with no canvas, no WebGL, no SVG. The entire renderer is one CSS property on a single 1px div.
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