A living archive of how I think, rendered interactive.

Fields and forces you can poke — waves, light, gravity, chaos.

Atoms, bonds, reactions — the quiet rules that make matter behave.

A trilingual catalog of 32,404 Chinese idioms (成語), live from the backend.

Primes, transforms — the structure hiding in plain arithmetic.

Grids, flows and sensor swarms — streamed live, wired together.

Deep time sped up — plates, climate, terrain.

Real-time ops panels — flights, quakes, the ISS, space weather, a global edit firehose.

Real-time spectacle — raymarched fractals, GPU particles, fluids, worlds.

The Earth, the satellites circling it, the solar system around it, the magnetosphere over it.

Submarine cables, BGP firehoses, latency, autonomous systems — the internet as a place.

GPU particle storms, procedural cities, music as sculpture, audio as terrain.

A galaxy of live commits, repos rendered as cities, sorting algorithms as music.

Cities going to sleep and waking up, every language family as a living tree, every person as one pixel.

A Galton box, cloth tunnels, n-body gravity, Voronoi shatter — physics for its own sake.

Open-data divination — auguries, fortunes and daily readings drawn straight from the planet's live public feeds.

Live earth instruments — quakes, air, flags, borders, biospheres and a turning world clock, all from keyless public feeds.

Museums, libraries, dictionaries and pop charts turned into instruments — art by colour, books as spines, words as webs.

Money, prices and development data as living charts — a currency web, a crypto heatmap, a Gapminder bubble field, a nutrition decoder.

Toys and games wired to public data — trivia, a Pokédex type matrix, a name oracle, an avatar forge, xkcd and a Wikipedia wander.