This is fun to see on HN, which has shown a (justifiable) affection for L-systems.
I wonder if an example that is closer to the original root of L-systems (biological/botanical shapes, like trees) would be a nice addition the the initial basic examples?
Just a detail on styling. The white text/ black background combination is kind of hard on the eye since it's too much contrast. I would use a lighter shade of black for the background. Something like #0f0f0f would work.
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[ 4.6 ms ] story [ 40.0 ms ] threadI wonder if an example that is closer to the original root of L-systems (biological/botanical shapes, like trees) would be a nice addition the the initial basic examples?
But if I had a way of raising the average number of square brackets per rule then it would probably end up generating a lot more trees.
edit: couldn't wait until I got home so I found a solution for mac users. You can use this[0] package to load screensavers from urls.
[0] https://github.com/liquidx/webviewscreensaver