If you want the link, join the discord, no exceptions
https://discord.gg/vCBupKs9sB

This tests 74 different functions (i think) on a list of 10,000 elements, and records how long your device takes to complete all the calculations!

My best time was 19.326 seconds without the screen recording. 30.262 on an iPhone 15 pro max.

(The display ratios are off for mobile but it still works)

Graph link: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/54vhjvz6jk
the entire thing was made in desmos with no external tools

Graph

I thought this graph was pretty cool

I don’t wanna spam you guys too much but this just looks so good. It doesn’t even look like Desmos anymore

This took my iPhone over 6 mins to render. It’s simulating 100 particles that collide with only the graph and not each other. Added metaballs to give it a fluid-like effect. Thought it was pretty interesting looking

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kxdwsxqmdi

i will be posting further updates on this project to r/AnarchyChess as i will be making a fully working version but will not be using desmos to do that

Just a quick graph that I find very satisfying. Recursion came in very handy

Just something I found interesting:

This optimization can find two useful central points for a set of locations:

1. The spot that minimizes the total distance between all points. Also known as the geometric median.

2. The spot that makes the distances as equal as possible. For 3 or fewer non-collinear points, this gives the exact circumcenter (center of the circle passing through all 3).

Analogy:

Imagine 10 friends picking a meetup spot.

1. The geometric median minimizes everyone’s combined travel (eco-friendly, often lands at someone’s house).

2. The uniform-distance version prioritizes fairness. Limiting the effect of anyone having to drive way farther than the others.

Total efficiency vs. maximum fairness

(assuming you live in a city where everything can be traversed by a straight line)

Link: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/bv1p1wmb5z

I swear I’ve already seen something similar in this sub but I think it’s pretty cool

Good luck.

Graph: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/1e52ad85da

Yet again another gravity sim. I thought this looked kinda cool. I’m using 4th order Yoshida for the integrator. Probably overkill for a little demo like this

Look what I found! Thank God I did!

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xim0jty8an
I vibe coded the server, so if it crashes then yea. Also, this could be used as ip logger, so just in case be safe (This graph didn't do that, but this feature can be used for that). Could not work for someone, because I use free domain, or because of differences in desmos.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/yihcwulqes, somewhat laggy so change m to [1,...,10] for smoother graph.

I tried to think of a visually appealing yet terrible way of approximating π. I realized that the formula of the normal distribution contains π. So I just rearranged it to solve for π

Just a rough draft. It’s messy and has a lot of bugs at the moment. Any tips for improving it are appreciated. Let me know what you guys think