Interactive map
A browser-native map of some utilities + little experiments related to topics I find interesting. DESKTOP USE RECOMMENDED.
Live experiments
Inject a signal into one node and see how local neighborhoods carry it.
Choose node features, stack message-passing layers, and watch embeddings smooth over edges.
Add points in 2D, compare clustering algorithms, and tune the grouping assumptions.
Launch a probe through a miniature solar system and use flybys to reach a target planet.
Add sine waves one at a time, hear the mixed sound, and watch the spectrum change.
Try classic signal filters on simple tones and compare input, output, and frequency response.
Customize a tiny neural net, switch activations, and watch its learned boundary change while it trains.
Add noise to a generated image, then step backward through a simplified denoising process.
Edit custom 3x3 and 5x5 image kernels and compare the original and convolved image.
Load or generate an image, shift its colors, swap RGB channels, and save the edited PNG.
Convert images, audio, and video locally with browser-native tools and FFmpeg.wasm.
Watch a dynamic graph and identify the node that reacts differently.
Small visual toys around detection, saliency, reconstruction error, masks, and image intuition.
Explore keys, relative minors, and harmonic neighbors as a graph.