[HN Gopher] Randomness in CSS using trigonometry
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       Randomness in CSS using trigonometry
        
       Author : thunderbong
       Score  : 43 points
       Date   : 2023-07-31 14:54 UTC (8 hours ago)
        
 (HTM) web link (hypersphere.blog)
 (TXT) w3m dump (hypersphere.blog)
        
       | petepete wrote:
       | Not sure I'd take styling tips from a site where the links are
       | white on white in Chrome on Android.
        
         | rav wrote:
         | Looking at the CSS on the blog, there's some "@media (prefers-
         | color-scheme: dark)" directives that change certain colors when
         | dark mode is enabled - but at the same time, links are made
         | white unconditionally.
         | 
         | Probably the author has dark mode enabled and hasn't tested
         | their website in light mode.
         | 
         | In the past, and I.
        
         | tantalor wrote:
         | Also Chrome desktop
        
         | rappatic wrote:
         | Also in Firefox on macOS
        
       | moritzwarhier wrote:
       | Title already makes me love the article.
       | 
       | Whenever I got back to how fun it is to plot 2D functions, I soon
       | started to try creating freaky images with parts of seeming
       | chaos.
       | 
       | Like combining trigonometric, algebraic and discontinous
       | functions such as the floor function.
       | 
       | Unfortunately,
       | https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomae%27s_function
       | 
       | requires branching and a complex discontonuous and uncomputable
       | (?) function in the definition :)
        
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