I recently built a visual exploration of ranked-choice voting that might be of interest: https://vinaybhaip.com/ranked-choice. At the end of the the visual explanation, it allows you to simulate different elections
Thank you for checking it out! And yes, you're right. This was written with the United States in mind, which has not rolled out ranked choice voting on a large scale like other countries.
Hi everyone! I'm a big fan of Ranked Choice Voting, so I built a data visualization of the voting system and how it compares to what we use currently. It walks you through how Ranked Choice Voting works, and then lets you simulate elections to visually see the differences. I'd love any feedback!
This is really cool and super informative! I used Perlin noise in a side project of mine a couple months ago to make cool textured planets, which you might enjoy checking out https://vinaybhaip.com/blog/2021/01/26/perlin-planets
I've been building https://tileflip.xyz/, where you can make interesting visualizations with some code. I got the idea to make it like an expanded version of tixy.land.
Hi everyone! I recently built TileFlip, which is a playground where you code a rule that applies to every tile and try to make a visualization (inspired by tixy.land!). I’d love to get feedback from the community. If you’re interested in how I built this: https://github.com/vbhaip/TileFlip. If you create anything cool, please share it in the comments, because I’d love to check it out!
Hi Hacker News! I recently downloaded my Spotify listening history and decided to make an interactive visual story on my listening patterns. I hope you enjoy!