A weird Chrome behavior:
Using separate offset-distance and offset-path properties performs better than the shorthand `offset`.
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yuanchuan
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Keep it simple, sweetie.
Created a small command line tool for managing API keys and launching coding agents
Cool animation by Aragakey.
https://codepen.io/editor/aragakey/pen/019cf5ee-4795-7d1b-b8cb-fe675ba99e63
https://codepen.io/editor/aragakey/pen/019cf5ee-4795-7d1b-b8cb-fe675ba99e63
@karlcow It seems the issue is still there. I don’t have an iPhone to check the latest Safari on mobile, but on desktop Safari it still fails to recognize data-URI SVG filters in CSS.
As shown in the screenshot , Chrome renders the noisy effect (right), while Safari does not (left).
Manav RathiIn which @yuanchuan reconstructs the generative images that (used to) accompany OpenAI's blog posts:
https://yuanchuan.dev/daily-sketch-4
Amazing stuff.
My favorite reconstructions are 3 and 15 - which how much can with so little
@jack hope I’ve got this right.
svg {
viewBox: -100 -100 200 200;
path {
fill: none;
stroke: black;
stroke-linejoin: round;
d: m 50 -50 @M90.p.Plot(
points: 2;
r: 10;
rotate: $(@ri5 * 60)
)
}
}
