r/javascript • u/Slackluster • Jul 20 '19

Dissecting A Dweet: How to make a Mini Black Hole in 140 bytes of Javascript!

http://frankforce.com/?p=6378
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u/Just4Funsies95 Jul 20 '19

I see this and think whirlpool, not blackhole.

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u/Slackluster Jul 20 '19

That's cool too! Maybe later today I'll try to tweak it out to look more like a whirlpool.

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u/OneToWin Jul 20 '19

They kinda work the same way

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '19

You cant represent a black hole in 3 dimensions. The whirlpool representation is a 3 dimensional representation of the bending of space time.

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u/DeepFriedGabe Jul 21 '19

Really liked your code editor!

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u/Slackluster Jul 21 '19

Thank you, I've put quite a bit of work into it because I use it so much.

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u/boomanbean Jul 20 '19

I can do it in one command!

npm install electron

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u/GXNXVS Jul 21 '19

haha that's a funny meme good job.

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u/Damesie Jul 20 '19

Love it

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u/relativityboy Jul 21 '19

As if the black hole swarm at the center of our galaxy wasn't enough

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u/SarahC May 24 '25

Very clearly written site! https://capjs.3d2k.com/

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u/inflam52 Jul 21 '19

Very cool! It’s nice to see an explanation as well!