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- Show HN: Realistic procedural fire effect via naive algorithm
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Show HN: Antimemetic message that escapes screen capture
The message is clearly visible, but it cannot be screen captured. (Or just pause the effect with click/tap.)
I think this TV static effect is more realistic than others on the web:
- Wide CRT "pixel" aspect ratio
- Larger "grains" (to match low CRT resolution)
- CRT "scan lines" (Toggle with 'C' key)
When I attempted this effect many years ago, it didn't seem possible without GPU shaders. With advances in hardware/JS performance, the CPU can easily blast a higher resolution (2560x1440) at 1000 FPS. (ENTER key to go into fullscreen mode)
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Customize the message with url param: https://fx.leftium.com/static?text=HN
(To see all options: 'U' key copies URL to clipboard and also outputs to dev console.)
Made with SvelteKit: https://github.com/Leftium/fx
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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (May 2026)
https://fx.leftium.com (https://github.com/Leftium/fx)
Old-school graphics in modern TS.
Several years ago, it was not possible to blit an entire screen of random pixels to the screen at a decent frame rate without something like shaders.
Even though the screen is now even higher resolution, the CPU can now throw 2560x1440 random pixels to the screen at 90 FPS.
I figured out how to make my TV static effect look more realistic:
- Mostly: TV "pixels" had wide aspect ratios
- Larger "grains" (see info in corner)
- Also added subtle CRT scan line effect. ('C' to toggle)
- Looks different when animated (click to toggle pause; probably should emulate 60FPS).
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Started revisiting this rabbit hole while thinking about programming prompts from the new Recurse Center application[1]. They suggest about six different prompts; I figured out how to combine all the prompts together.
[1]: https://hn.leftium.com/i/47892660
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