Hacker News with Generative AI: Visualization

Show HN: Vibe coded free life mapper that shows your life in weeks (mapyour.life)
Please generate a life map first.
Visualize and debug Rust programs with a new lens (sea-ql.org)
Visualize and debug Rust programs with a new lens
Visualizing Bayes Theorem (2009) (oscarbonilla.com)
I recently came up with what I think is an intuitive way to explain Bayes’ Theorem. I searched in google for a while and could not find any article that explains it in this particular way.
Practicing graphical debugging using visualizations of the Hilbert curve (akkartik.name)
For a while now I've been advocating for a particular style of programming: Use tools that don't change too often. Use tools that don't keep historical accidents around indefinitely. Minimize moving parts. Avoid additional third-party libraries, and forswear native libraries entirely.
Visualizing entire Chromium include graph (bkryza.com)
In this post I will describe the process of visualizing the Chromium include graph with the help of one of my side projects - clang-include-graph.
Mermaid: Generation of diagrams like flowcharts or sequence diagrams from text (github.com/mermaid-js)
Mermaid is a JavaScript-based diagramming and charting tool that uses Markdown-inspired text definitions and a renderer to create and modify complex diagrams.
Show HN: CodeBoarding – interactive map of your codebase for onboarding (github.com/CodeBoarding)
These onboarding diagrams were automatically generated using CodeBoarding.org — a tool that helps developers explore unfamiliar codebases through interactive and visual documentation.
A shower thought turned into a Collatz visualization (abstractnonsense.com)
I recently went on a nice long SCUBA diving trip with my wife and daughters. Lots of diving implies lots of showers, and lots of showers means lots of shower-thoughts! [1] An especially interesting one I had turned into a nice way to visualize some aspects of the Collatz Conjecture.
Visualizing 100k Years of Earth in WebGL (technistuff.com)
What did Earth look like when humans migrated to the Americas? Changing sea levels and large ice sheets during the last ice age played a key role in human migration and explain many archaeological sites now buried under the sea.
WebGL Gray-Scott Explorer (2012) (mrob.com)
The Gray-Scott equations can produce most of the types of patterns that are possible in reaction-diffusion systems.
How to 'See' the 4th Dimension with Topology (youtube.com)
A snapshot of relativistic motion: visualizing the Terrell-Penrose effect (nature.com)
In 1959, Roger Penrose and James Terrell independently predicted that the Lorentz contraction of fast moving objects is not visible in a snapshot photograph.
Show HN: Visualizing web server activity using gource (ycombinator.com)
I just want to share this little weekend experiment. I used gource (usually intended to show git repo changes over time) with web server logs.
Show HN: GPT-2 implemented using graphics shaders (github.com/nathan-barry)
A browser-based, WebGL2 implementation of GPT-2 with transform block and attention matrix visualization
Visualising home sun exposure with Rhino (ostwilkens.se)
We're doing a lot of renovations right now. I've been thinking about how our house is used, but also how it could change in the future. One thing I didn't give much thought when initially looking at the house is how it relates to the cardinal directions. Well, we've been living here 4 years now, and I'm just now realizing we don't have a lot of evening sun.
Meander, a procedural river generator with beautiful visualizations (rarevolume.com)
Meander is a procedural system for generating historical maps of rivers that never existed.
A Visual Journey Through Async Rust (github.com/alexpusch)
I'm a visual and experimental learner. To truly understand something, I need to tinker with it and see it run with my own eyes. To truly understand async execution, I want to visualize it. What order are things happening in? Do concurrent futures affect each other? How do tasks and threads relate? Plotting network calls or file system operations is boring. Let's draw something.
Collatz's Ant (gbragafibra.github.io)
This is a brief continuation of a previous post (Repo), which introduced such visualization for collatz sequences based on Langton’s Ant.
TikZJax: Embedding LaTeX Drawings in HTML (tikzjax.com)
TikZJax converts script tags (containing TikZ code) into SVGs.
Turing-Drawings (github.com/maximecb)
Randomly generated Turing machines draw images and animations on a 2D canvas.
Audio Effects Applied to Text (hackaday.com)
If you are a visual thinker, you might enjoy [AIHVHIA’s] recent video, which shows the effect of applying audio processing to text displayed on an oscilloscope.
NetStruct – Open-Source Tool to Visualize and Manage Your Network Topology (itfourall.com)
In today's complex IT environments, understanding and managing your network topology is crucial.
Show HN: I built an app to generate story relationships using Mermaidjs (github.com/herol3oy)
Austen is an AI-powered Angular application initialized with Analogjs to generate story relationships between book characters using Mermaidjs diagrams.
Gaussian Splatting Alternative: WebGL Implementation of Nvidia's SVRaster (github.com/samuelm2)
A WebGL-based viewer for visualizing sparse voxel scenes from the Nvidia Sparse Voxels Rasterization paper. This viewer provides an interactive way to explore and visualize the voxel radiance field from the web. You can try the viewer at vid2scene.com/voxel
Show HN: Await-Tree – Visualize Async Rust Task Execution in Real-Time (github.com/risingwavelabs)
await-tree allows developers to dump this execution tree at runtime, with the span of each Future annotated by instrument_await.
Free, simple, fast interactive diagrams for any GitHub repository (github.com/ahmedkhaleel2004)
Turn any GitHub repository into an interactive diagram for visualization in seconds.
Making of the New York and Erie Railroad Organizational Diagram (c82.net)
Org charts tend to be a rather boring affair—with their lists of names and who reports to whom—but they didn’t start out that way. One of the first in American business, is a stunning portrait of a classic institution—the New York and Erie Railroad. Drawn in 1855 and only rediscovered in recent decades, this diagram captured my attention and I finally took the time to recreate it from scratch as a fun technical exercise.
ISBN Visualization (phiresky.github.io)
Show HN: CASCII – Put Diagrams in Your Code (cascii.app)
Fastplotlib: GPU-accelerated, fast, and interactive plotting library (medium.com)
fastplotlib is a new GPU-accelerated fast and interactive scientific plotting library that leverages WGPU