Doing some more experiments to develop intuition about LAB color space.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/lab-color-space-with-lightness-slider

I made a notebook exploring the "sinebow" rainbow a little bit. Still getting my head around color spaces.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/sinebow-lightness-test via https://beta.observablehq.com/@mbostock/sinebow

I made an example of how to nest CSS grid with fixed headers. There's an absolute positioning trick to make sure the scrollable section takes up the available space without going over. I end up using this pattern with React components a lot.

From: https://codepen.io/GrantCuster/pen/jxxYzR?editors=1100

Broadsheets and tabloids.

I'm listing the articles from the NY Post RSS feed for completely legit reasons. Also, I like how the open tabs really show the development process for this one.

Figuring out a color scheme.

We hung some pictures using advice from the picture hanging generator I made.

Experimenting with generated highlighting color schemes. Using chroma.js to set a consistent luminance.

Doing some highlighting-words-in-html tests for the new prototype.

I made a day tracker for when we should take Prince back to the vet (he is already feeling much better). Still working on getting a feel for how to do quick text and calendar visualization for relative time.

I'm making a project calendar.

New Oneohtrix Point Never song + video is out.

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMQJF-7Y2h0

I got the picture hanging calculator to align things better.

The Narrated City

From: https://jump-over-the-age.itch.io/the-narrated-city

The SciFi mini-site is up.

From: https://scifi.fastforwardlabs.com/

Teachable Machine is one of my favorite machine learning demo projects and this is a nice behind the scenes. I think the "always in inference mode" was an especially nice move.

From: https://design.google/library/designing-and-learning-teachable-machine/

I put up my picture hanging code sketch.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/greedy-picture-hanging

I think I imagined this being more optimized than it is, but it makes sense that it's like this.

The wall picture arranger is sort of working -- I think I need to switch from an Archimedian spiral to a rectangular one.

It was hard to find examples of a center-out rectangle packing algorithm until I remembered that that is what word clouds are. Now I am working off this write-up of how Wordle works.

From: http://static.mrfeinberg.com/bv_ch03.pdf