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blog! “Graphing the connections between my blog posts”
I love ripping off good ideas from other people's blogs. I was reading Alvaro Graves-Fuenzalida's blog when I saw this nifty little force-directed graph:
When zoomed in, it shows the relation between posts and tags.
In this case, I can see that the posts about Small Gods and Pyramids…
Read more: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/01/graphing-the-connections-between-my-blog-posts/
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#blogging #graphs #HTML #php #WordPress
Contact energy has upgraded their app.
Not much changed except they now round the top of the bar graph on the usage tab.
Why would you round the top? My use doesn't rise up and fall off each month.
( December is Christmas. It'll be back to normal in Jan I said hopefully)
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#graphs
Oh, this is neat: combine the construction of the natural numbers as sets, interpret sets as trees, and use a nice graph layout algorithm: numbers are leaves!
We also have 2025 = 3⁴ 5².
That could be represented by a hierarchy of #graphs:
- three bipartite graphs joining n nodes to n nodes (n=3, twice, and n=5) make n² edges,
- the bipartite #graph that has for nodes the edges of the n=3 graph has 3⁴ edges,
- taking those edges as one set of nodes, and those of the n=5 graph as another set, the bipartite graph formed with them has 2025 edges.
Who is ready to find a nice way to arrange this in the plane, and then code it?
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