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This thread describes how to plot thousands of Obsidian notes into a 3D semantic embedding space using model2vec and UMAP to reveal hidden patterns and blind spots in one's thinking.
The author argues that AI analysis quality is limited more by data access and reliability than by reasoning, and that structured datasets dramatically improve outputs.
A 2013 video visualizing and audibilizing 15 sorting algorithms in 6 minutes, including selection sort, quick sort, and bogo sort.
the-stats-duck v0.6.0 is an open-source DuckDB extension that brings statistical analysis and plotting directly into SQL, including regression, bootstrapping, and ggplot-like visualization.
The article describes a project that uses Fourier series and epicycles to reconstruct a human face on the three faces of a cube, demonstrating how sinusoids can generate complex shapes.
A detailed explanation of Perlin noise and its implementation in ClojureScript, including code snippets and a visualization of moving water filaments.
Introduces the Awesome LLM Interpretability resource collection, which gathers various interpretability tools, papers, and community resources to help understand the internal workings of large language models.
A project that visualizes gradient descent for different optimization algorithms, useful for understanding how optimizers work in machine learning.
Spin Lab is an interactive web tool that visualizes the physics of spin in table-tennis, allowing users to explore how spin affects ball trajectory.
A tool that allows sharing a menu with Ava to visualize what each dish may look like.
agentcanvas is a Python tool that converts trace logs of Pydantic AI agents in Logfire into interactive flowcharts, clearly showing the complete workflow including model calls, tool usage, sub-agents, token consumption, and costs.
A reference library of 46 programming patterns extracted from real production code (e.g., React, Linux kernel, Go, Redis, etc.), each with interactive visualization, line-accurate source links, implementations in TypeScript/Python/Go/Rust, and runnable exercises. The site is bilingual (Chinese and English) and supports search and category browsing.
Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire; the article visualizes the incomprehensible scale of a trillion dollars through comparisons of time, distance, weight, and potential societal impact.
Summarizes multiple community plugins and resources around the Hermes Agent framework, including Chinese practical guides, optimization manuals, visual monitoring tools, native macOS GUI, and design skill packs, helping users from beginner to advanced optimization.
This website provides a free interactive global power grid map, containing data on 120,000+ power plants, 2.7 million transmission lines, etc., revealing information about energy infrastructure.
Yuxiang Lin, a graduate student with minimal following, built an open-source tool that converts codebases into interactive knowledge graphs, gaining massive adoption across AI coding assistants like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot.
Someone asked Claude Fable 5 to write a one-way traffic light simulation program. The model strictly followed the prompt to generate a visualization, with no extra content, demonstrating precise execution.
@leereilly shares his experience using GitHub Copilot to quickly build a 3D Rubik's Cube visualizer and solver with animations and GitHub contribution graph mode.
Tether is a local proxy for macOS that captures every LLM call and visualizes them as a live node graph, enabling time-travel debugging.
There is a meticulously compiled data engineering interview question bank on GitHub called data-engineering-interview-questions, containing over 2,000 questions covering databases, big data frameworks, cloud platforms, data visualization, and other core areas.