Jinju Jang retweeted
You don't like math because you don't follow me.
Check out the beautiful, intricate pattern generated by this equation:
sin (sin (x) + cos (y)) = cos (sin (x*y) + cos (x))
Howdy! I became a mum, and found a silver lining in doing late night duties between 12am-4am.
1. Great for checking US stocks
2. Watching WWDC sounds so easy this year.
3. Olympics in Paris? Watching it live as well. 🤷♀️
(When life gives you lemons... )
Jinju Jang retweeted
My snake sightings data viz made the Information is Beautiful Awards 2023 Longlist alongside some spectacular entries this year 😊
informationisbeautifulawards…
#DataViz #IIBAwards #InformationIsBeautiful
Launched my team’s first project with AI + Analytics today! Wow, so happy also feels like this 🫠 after past few weeks with such a quick trend change l.
Heaven sent Australia to tighten the loosey loosey Eurovision!! #SBSEurovision
#generativeArt Enjoying remastering my Processing code into Javascript these days
I fell off from my bike injured my arm and coding is difficult for me at the moment. I've decided to use chatGPT to 100% create a generative art concept with particles. Here's the results after many back and forth, written in Canvas + JS. Isn't this dope? :)
When I discovered this years ago, (there are many micro versions of these!) naturally made me wonder what if people just make heaps of awards and see what’s gonna happen. …. Similar to creating your own NFTs😬
Most design “awards” are not what they seem to be.
Expectation: a scouter is looking for the best design out there.
Reality: juries review *only* designers who apply and pay $60-2250.
Here is how it works:
I’ve made a calendar early in the year with all my drawings in the last couple of years. This is also very topical(?) calendar too. Almost every images here were actually “written” with Processing with a little touch up by my own hand. It wasn’t GPT-speed though!
Riding can do the same impact without moving closed to the city. Doing multiple at once - Exercising, Moving, no emissions.. and reducing screen time.
Are you young (20s-30s), relatively unattached, decent income? The #1 thing you can do for the climate is move to a walkable neighborhood and drive less
Happy new year! In the hiatus from tweeting in 2022, I’ve been learning data analytics and designing for analysts. Lots of bike riding outside of that… we all know that 2022 wasn’t the best year for world, right? I continue to have hope for this year and wish you all the best.😉
I’m feeling already nostalgic about the good old days on Twitter. Will can I see the folks somewhere again?













