Personal blog of John Novak
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Hi everyone, I built a small open-source web simulation of a double pendulum to demonstrate chaotic motion and sensitivity to initial conditions. Repo: https://github.com/mohammadijoo/Double-Pendulum-Chaos-Mechanism The goal is educational: a browser-based demo that lets students or beginners see how a simple mechanical system can produce complex, chaotic behavior. It is written with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, so it can run without installing a physics engine. I would appreciate feedback on: whether the visualization explains chaotic behavior clearly whether the equations / numerical integration could be improved what parameters or plots would make the simulator more useful for control, robotics, or physics students whether adding energy plots, phase portraits, or Lyapunov-style divergence visualization would be useful I’m sharing it mainly for technical feedback, not as a commercial project. submitted by /u/abolfazl1363 [link] [Kommentare]
Just finished watching the video. Opera gets shut down on June 30, and honestly it’s a pretty solid breakdown of Sonic Labs’ current game plan. The main point is that completely killing Opera could end up being a bad look for Sonic long-term. People notice that kind of stuff. Symbolism matters more than most teams think. The idea in the video is basically: keep the costs low by turning Opera into a legacy chain, but leave it standing as a sort of museum piece instead of wiping it off the map completely. That way Sonic moves forward without taking an unnecessary hit to its own reputation. No hype, no moon-boy stuff. Just a realistic take. Apparently they already sent it to the team too. What do you guys think? Pull the plug completely, or go with the smarter transition approach? submitted by /u/Fit_Cartographer_206 [link] [Kommentare]