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One of my first and most ambitious project ideas when I started to learn front-end webapp development was to create an interactive skew-t/hodograph viewer where the profile could be modified through keyboard inputs— the first of its kind on a web platform— where parameters would update as you modified...

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Jim Tang

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Introducing OPEN, the first genre-defining AAA metaverse gaming experience with top-tier IP powered by web3 technology. Coming to @thereadyverse. #opensoon

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That is wicked cool!

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Thank you Gabe!!

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This is incredible, and something I have wanted to see for some time

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This is insane work but great work! Nice job Jim! :D

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Jim Tangvor 1 Jahr

Thank you Paxton!

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This is pretty freaking cool but what would you use a modified sounding for?

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Thats wild!

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