Visual 6502 in JavaScript The Visual 6502 FAQ Blog Links  This simulator uses HTML5 features only found on the latest versions of browsers and needs lots of RAM. If you have trouble, please check compatibility. Keyboard controls: ‘z’ to zoom … Read more
Macintosh Icons A picture might be worth a thousands words, but icons are a fun way to explore retro apps! Hover over any icon to see the file‘s name, the country of origin, and the name of the media; then … Read more
Finding better boundaries Let’s revisit the 240-ft elevation boundary proposed previously to see how we can improve upon our intuition. Clearly, this requires a different perspective. By transforming our visualization into a histogram, we can better see how frequently homes … Read more
Easy to follow, visual introduction. 10th FEBRUARY, 2026 Table of Contents: what is PyTorch? PyTorch is currently one of the most popular deep learning frameworks. It is an open-source library built upon the Torch Library (it’s no longer in active development), … Read more
When you use Turbo Frames on your page you can set an initial loading state. Something like Loading…. This text then will then be replaced once the request’s body is injected into the frame element. That works great for loading … Read more
Big O notation is a way of describing the performance of a function without using time. Rather than timing a function from start to finish, big O describes how the time grows as the input size increases. It is used … Read more
Plus: news. Samurai Jack background art by Scott Wills Welcome! It’s a new Sunday issue of the Animation Obsessive newsletter, and here’s what we’re doing today: 1) On the visual approach of Samurai Jack. 3) Animation newsbits. With that, let’s … Read more
For Pycon 2025, I created a poster exploring vector embedding models, which you can download at full-size. In this post, I’ll translate that poster into words. Vector embeddings A vector embedding is a mapping from an input (like a word, … Read more
By the 7th Century CE, people in India were playing chaturanga (“four divisions”). The name refers to four types of solider that made up the game—infantry, cavalry, elephants, and chariots, commanded by a raja—that were modeled on the armies of … Read more
An experiment to replace Node-REDs existing NodeJS backend with an Erlang equivalent that is 100% compatible[1] to existing flow code. The goal is bring the advantages of low-code visual flow-based programming to a programming language that is designed for message … Read more