You can! Load the font first in HTML and then you can use it in the option object: "textStyle": { "fontFamily": "Comic Neue, cursive" # Specify Comic Neue here }

@@KirellB Sounds great, thanks for the hint! Filing this as a todo, there is so much to ingest and try with cables :D

Yes I put 4 youtube transcripts of my interviews / presentation (found on this channel), a biography and link to my website. I clicked on a single button. No prompt engineering, no trial and error, 1 shot. This is the result!

@@KirellB This context makes it even more amazing. Very cool!

@@98f5 yes of course. Through an HTTP API or websocket or socket cluster. Check the decode.gl channel there are examples :)

@@Superdooperhero you can check my other channel: decode.gl where can learn about the tool and deploy. Check out our discord too

They embed a tool called micropip, it should be possible to install any pure python wheel. Here is the list of official packages: pyodide.org/en/stable/usage/packages-in-pyodide.html

Cables.gl changed a lot since the video. I've updated the code, you should be able to clone the OPs.

I'm preparing a full blown course and dedicated website to teach these topics. Just takes time in between projects. I didn't forget! Thanks for your comment

The nodes are positioned with python. Rendered with gephi i think yes.

Thanks for the answer @@KirellB, and how did you upscale the final image ?

Tooll3 is awesome. It is still young and was not there when i made the video. I should do a new version. Sadly it is still windows only like vvvv gamma (which can now compile to linux).

Of course! It will be a very rich journey with marketable skills as a reward. I suggest you start with cables.gl. Check out my other videos.

Join the Cables' discord and ask me there, I'll share the patch with you.

Yeah, despite it's extremely good design..

Please join the Cables's Discord channel to share your patch. Easier to debug there. Depends on the SocketCluster server as well. Heroku is shutting down free hosting, maybe the server is just down..

You can deploy the patch on your own website, or download the code and run it locally on your computer with node or python for instance.

@@KirellB thanks Kirrell!

Yes, I have tried several attempts using WebAssembly. You can use Faust or Maximilian.js to generate sounds, synths etc. But the binding is home made and purely experimental. Ping me on discord and I'll share the patches with you :).

Of course!! Use cases are very limited right now and it's more like a tech demo. But you can do a bit a ML and data science in the browser - perfect for classroom or scientific uses but not for general public facing apps.

Sure, sounds cool! We can via my website or twitter. www.kirellbenzi.com

In theory you should: 1) Import the locale (langFR.ts) using an import 2) Call echarts.registerLocale('FR', importedObject) 3) Use 'locale' : 'FR" in the options when creating the chart This issue could help as well: github.com/xieziyu/ngx-echarts/issues/290

You can store the data in Json and use the Raycast to highlight the object. Check the example patches on cables.gl.

vega.github.io/vega/ :)

Chaotica but you can try jWildFire or Mandelbulber as well

Good question! By definition a node in a tree cannot have more than 1 parent. So if you had a diamond structure, it would be a graph. To visualize it, one could use graph layout algorithms (upcoming tutorials) or create a "spanning tree" to cut less important edges of your graph to come back to a tree structure. Then use circle packing or treemap (upcoming tutorial as well) or sunburst. I checked the d3 code but did not clearly see any constraints for a tree as input, so it probably choose the first parent when building the tree but I'm not sure.

Twitter has an official API to let you interact with the service. 10 million seems like a lot!

I'm not sure it's possible yet. Webassembly is the way to go but you can also investigate transpiled languages.

Awesome band! I'm proud of my salsa playlist ^^.