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have you heard of dwitter? 140 characters of javascript. objective? make the coolest visual (its basically a JS demoscene)

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LaurieWired1 year ago

It's pretty cool. There are various theme challenges sorted by hashtags, as well as remixing abilities of other people's work. Of course, being limited to 140 characters creates some interesting strategies for minification. Link to the site:

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Jan Tomsa1 year ago

Reminds me of the "4k or less" code challenges from the past century.

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Richard Campbell1 year ago

This would be the site? Interesting.

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Simon1 year ago

cool stuff

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Luca Barbetti1 year ago

Nope, never heard about it... thanks!

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Grev （djenterate era 10^1100yr）「Do protons decay?」1 year ago

I read it as Anti-de Sitter space (AdSn)

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pieter ter doest1 year ago

Can anybody show the html code that is needed around it?

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Sudarahan Kakoty1 year ago

Did you also see what I saw first?

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