Excellent. This is some kind of 3D PowerPoint. How did he do that?

superMayo 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Author here. The source code is available at https://github.com/SuperMayo/mayerowitz.io.

It’s called scrollytelling. For this particular project, I borrowed a lot from https://mlu-explain.github.io/. For the 3D elements, I used Threejs and a custom vertex shader for the 3D plot.

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dxdm an hour ago | parent [-]

Is there a version I can just read as text without having to push every paragraph out of the way with my fingers across an unevenly colored background that shines through?

I get that this form of presentation may be great for many people, but for my brain, it makes it extremely hard to engage with the content.

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superMayo 28 minutes ago | parent [-]

I'm sorry, this is by design colorful and interactive. If you still want to read about this topic in a less "juicy" way, you can can take a look at this other article: https://hinnefe2.github.io/python/tools/2015/09/21/mario-kar...

	▲	dxdm 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Thanks a lot for the link! I appreciate your work to make this topic accessible in an interactive format. Somehow, in this case, it's too much for me. I think the ratio of information to interactivity is too low. It's like I have to push around a tiny keyhole to slowly access information. The graphs look fun, but their fancifulness is distracting me. I don't usually mind interactivity, but I think usually it is embedded in the text, instead of gating it, if that makes sense.

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beklein 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I guess the author used a different framework but I like this one: https://animejs.com/

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Retr0id 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Looks like html+css+js+webgl