Pradyun Gedam
@pradyunsg.me
he/him. Probably trying to make refined sand do something useful.
Wearer of many hats in OSS spaces: CPython, pip, packaging, TOML, Furo, Sphinx extensions, Executable Books and more.
Wearer of many hats in OSS spaces: CPython, pip, packaging, TOML, Furo, Sphinx extensions, Executable Books and more.
For those that are curious, this is using:
- THREE.js
- three-force-graph with custom force functions
- colorjs.io
- oklch as color space
- srgb as gamut
- ACPA for contrast
- extremely boring single-file JS
- vite, because I like live-reloads
- THREE.js
- three-force-graph with custom force functions
- colorjs.io
- oklch as color space
- srgb as gamut
- ACPA for contrast
- extremely boring single-file JS
- vite, because I like live-reloads
Color.js: Let’s get serious about color • Color.js
colorjs.io
March 6, 2025 at 11:29 PM
For those that are curious, this is using:
- THREE.js
- three-force-graph with custom force functions
- colorjs.io
- oklch as color space
- srgb as gamut
- ACPA for contrast
- extremely boring single-file JS
- vite, because I like live-reloads
- THREE.js
- three-force-graph with custom force functions
- colorjs.io
- oklch as color space
- srgb as gamut
- ACPA for contrast
- extremely boring single-file JS
- vite, because I like live-reloads
Many hotels have a "universal" plug, which fits most western plug types.
Type C/D is most common style of plug in India, so most EU stuff plugs into "regular" Indian outlets fairly easily.
Type C/D is most common style of plug in India, so most EU stuff plugs into "regular" Indian outlets fairly easily.
February 22, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Many hotels have a "universal" plug, which fits most western plug types.
Type C/D is most common style of plug in India, so most EU stuff plugs into "regular" Indian outlets fairly easily.
Type C/D is most common style of plug in India, so most EU stuff plugs into "regular" Indian outlets fairly easily.
Wait, does this also apply to Holdgraf's law?
November 24, 2024 at 9:12 PM
Wait, does this also apply to Holdgraf's law?