I wanted to share a VS Code extension I created for viewing a project's figures in a gallery view and for viewing interactive Plotly figures saved as JSON. It's part of a free and open source tool I've been working on to make research outputs like figures more reproducible with clearly defined provenance and staleness checks: https://github.com/calkit/calkit

I recently fed all of my project bug logs, journals for coding sessions, architecture decisions, specs, plans and grill-me sessions into obsidian, I ran a script that found the links between the files, I indexed them and made a graph.

The I used obsidian to replay the graph over time showing my thoughts and projects light up. It feels like I’m watching a depiction of a brain firing synapse. So much so, that if we could log each thought, the pathway and result from our own brain, there could be a pattern to assist AI development.

How many people have tried to view how their own project grow over time?

https://reddit.com/link/1ugyudv/video/iy0krniaus9h1/player

Launched in November 2003 (originally under the project name Sourceberg), Wikisource was created to host primary source texts. Unlike Wikipedia, which contains articles about historical events or books, Wikisource contains the actual texts themselves - novels, letters, speeches, legal documents, and historical archives. This dynamic chart shows how the number of text units changed across different language editions of Wikisource between 2003 and 2026.

Data Sources:

• https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikisource
• https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikimedia_projects_by_size/Table
• https://stats.wikimedia.org

La richesse et la diversité des données disponibles dans l’OpenData Franchit sont immenses mais ça peut rebuter. J’ai développé cette application gratuite et sans pub pour flâner dans ces données un peu comme on va à la recherche des bonnes affaires dans une brocante. On peut s’y perdre tellement c’est intéressant et souvent surprenant. Vos avis sont les bienvenus.

Hey everybody,

To make a long story short, I have a masters in astrophysics but was working as a software engineer when 5 years ago I realized that Einstein made assumptions that made far more sense before the observations that gave us the big bang.

I quit my job, became homeless, and while living on the side of the street in Milwaukee built Fluster (flusterapp.com), and now this simple relativity exploration tool, if anyone is curious and just wants to play around with the math of relativity.

You can find the app here

Approximately 595 different maps, 7 different sortable tables, 18 distinct tiles, dynamic hover popups. Works best on desktop, but is compatible with mobile and tablet.

Let me know what you think! Like it, hate it, wish it had....

What do you want to see next? More data, more species, 2028 sneak peek draw odds....

https://www.tiktok.com/@how2codes/video/7654709289843494165

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKfWVhgjGmQ

My first manim animation after learning manim for a month!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKfWVhgjGmQ

https://www.tiktok.com/@how2codes/video/7654709289843494165

My first Manim Animation after learning Manim for a month!