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Beautiful visualisation - I just wish I could hover over the grid and see which PIN my cursor is pointing at.
by marsavar 2y ago
Beautiful visualisation - I just wish I could hover over the grid and see which PIN my cursor is pointing at.
- amelius 2y agoIt's nice but also flawed because you can't easily see if the first two digits are the same. Or the last two digits.
- nh23423fefe 2y agoyeah, i too feel limited by our 3 spatial dimensions
- volemo 2y agoIt was so frustrating when I was studying mathematics, I feel like just one more dimension would make understanding lots of concepts much easier; for me there is simply not enough points to extrapolate from: 0D is the degenerate case, 1D is trivial, so only two, 2D and 3D, are left to play with. %(
- tetris11 2y agocolor, fill, texture, shape - that gets you up to 7
- nh23423fefe 2y agodoesn't work, those dimensions aren't bijections to the reals
- amelius 2y agoIt's up to the designer to deal with any physical limitations. They could have added grid-lines to reveal this information, for example.
- xenadu02 2y agoBy counting grid points it looks like codes in the form 0[1-9][32-99] are the least common with a few exceptions (like 0990 or 0987). I suspect this is leading zero bias: a leading zero is not meaningful mathematically and we tend to drop it. The exceptions are dates. The day first block doesn't extend vertically into an unused area but the month first one drops off a cliff around 32 because no month has 32 days.
- lippihom 2y agoKind of like GitHub's contribution graph? Which is an awesome little piece of design.