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[teenagedirtstache]

[migurski]

“You can also combine different patterns:

(x & y) & (x ^ y) % 19 ((x ^ y) & 32) * (x ^ y) % 9) (x * 64) % y * ((x ^ y) < 77)”

–  Martin Kleppe, @aemkei

[koliasa]

Alien Art Drawn With Surprisingly Simple Math

https://koliasa.com/alien-art-drawn-with-surprisingly-simple-math/ Alien Art Drawn With Surprisingly Simple Math - https://koliasa.com/alien-art-drawn-with-surprisingly-simple-math/ Programmer [aemkei] Tweeted the formula (x ^ y) % 9 ...

[aminecodes]

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Evil note: In JavaScript you can replace some Latin characters with their Cyrillic doppelgänger ("aceijopsxy" => "асеіјорѕху") to use reserved words as your variable names such as: var vаr = function functіon(functіon){ cаtch = "me"; іf [you = "can"]; } vаr (breаk = true);

— Martin Kleppe (@aemkei) July 4, 2019

[danielschneider]

Here are the slides of my talk "Daedalus – Though the Maze of Code" at @jsconfis about creative coding and code golfing in JavaScript. Thanks all for listening – it was fun!https://t.co/DGesbY6FGa (Hint: Download the PDF, because it contains links to all examples.) pic.twitter.com/93dpvOKlRR

— Martin Kleppe (@aemkei) March 2, 2018

[spynotebook]

Ariel Olivar, a junior at Manvel High School in Texas, has powers. More on Olivar's magic at the Houston Chronicle.

challenge accepted http://pic.twitter.com/QQ1JWbkXx0

— ariel (@arielo1220) December 2, 2017

Learned Pigs and Fireproof Women is a compendium of curiosities by magician and historian of wonders Ricky Jay. In 1989, CBS aired a TV special inspired by the book and featuring a “human calculator,” wine glass musician, ballet dancer automaton, Steve Martin (!), and other delightful characters. (Special bonus is the classic “SPECIAL” motion graphic […]

TastyFloats is a “contactless food delivery system” that uses ultrasound to raise bits of food and droplets of drink to your mouth without any utensils at all. While this method to levitate small objects is well known, what’s fascinating is that a small scientific study shows that the levitated food apparently tastes better. Researchers from […]

The code for Sheet fits in one of those newfangled 280-character tweets with room to spare: at 218 bytes, it’s the most amazingly compact spreadsheet app committed to screen. A 218b spreadsheet app in HTML/JS Inspired by aem1k.com/sheet Golfed by xem, subzey, p01, rlauck, aemkei, odensc, corruptio Related AMA answer See also my new favorite […]

Not all holiday gifts have to be game consoles, premium smartphones, or professional camera equipment. To help you find a great stocking stuffer (a gift apéritif, if you will) for under $25, we’re discounting some of our favorite items from the Boing Boing Store by 15% with coupon code GIFTSHOP15: IllumiBowl 2.0 All joking aside, […]

As this tumultuous year draws to a close, you’ll probably want to use the holidays as an excuse for gluttonous hedonism. But instead of totally losing yourself to various seasonal greetings, you could get a head start on some professional development for 2018. Here’s 5 skills that will definitely boost your career in the next […]

The FEZ Vaporizer is highlighted by 60-second convenience and temperature customization, and is currently available in the Boing Boing Store for 43% off retail price. Despite its minimalist look, this vape lets you choose the right heat level to match your herbal strain. Its single button control makes it dead simple to use — just give […]

[teenagedirtstache]

i-D April 2001 photos Kevin Davies styling Marcus Ross

[danyllr]

RT @aemkei: This is by far the best entry of @MaximeEuziere's #golfctober combo: A full TETRIS game by @veubeke 🐌 in less than… https://t.co/KGxciqhmFT

This is by far the best entry of @MaximeEuziere's #golfctober combo: A full TETRIS game by @veubeke 🐌 in less than 512 bytes of HTML and JavaScript! ▶ Play: https://t.co/O1cT6PszSz ℹ️ Source: https://t.co/SmpSv7g3kj With help from @benjamin_js, @Fusselwurm and @aemkei (me). http://pic.twitter.com/01cl8vSHyR

— Martin Kleppe (@aemkei) October 12, 2017

from Twitter https://twitter.com/d4nyll October 13, 2017 at 09:51PM via IFTTT

[migurski]

“If we use OR instead of XOR, we get some nice Sierpinski triangles:

(x | y) % 7 (x | y) % 17 (x | y) % 29”

– Martin Kleppe, @aemkei

[theblackshit]

http://incept10n.com/ 

Levels of Inception

 Browser loads page as index.html

 HTML contains <script src="#"> tag

 Script writes <link href="#">

 Stylesheet renders background: url()

Created by Martin Kleppe, aka @aemkei. Share it on Twitter if you like it. For other creative hacks, visit aem1k.com.

How Does it Work?

 View the page source and watch the network panel to see what is going on.

 The document starts with the HEX signature "FF D8 FF E1" that identifies the file as a JPEG.

 The following two bytes define the EXIF header size. Here "0D 3D" leaves space for 3389 bytes.

 Because the encoding was set to "ISO-8859-1", the first assignemnt ???? = {} is a valid JavaScript expression.

 The equal sign is not a allowed in CSS selectors but it won't cause the interpretor to stop.

 The rule inception * { background: url() } is valid CSS and JS at the same time.

 To avoid errors in JavaScript, we need to hoist the variable "inception" and the function "url".

 When using href="#", src="#" or url() it points to the same ressource.

 Line and block comments make it possible to apply the HTML structure and load our script.

 To render HTML on the first run, the "Content-Type" header must be "text/html".

 The type will be ignored later, when we refer to it as a JS, CSS and JPEG.

 Then we include the JPEG image data and close the block comment at the end of the file.

[elisp-solves-problems]

From JSConf EU 2013, Martin Kleppe, the author of the 1k world, gives a super entertaining talk about hacking around and code golfing with JS.

[thingsilikeon]

and and,

via FFFFOUND! / EVERYONE

via http://bit.ly/Unsi6l

[sebastianlenton]

MANDELCODE A fractal quine zooming into it's JavaScript source code until it reaches the maximum resolution of double-precision floating-point numbers.https://t.co/kWRezfcWB4 (Looks like I never tweeted this piece from 2014). pic.twitter.com/UA6vRuQeKD

— Martin Kleppe (@aemkei) September 1, 2020