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reply by Nathan Helm-Burger, @nathan846...

Taylor ✔ @taylor_sntx i want visualizations to feel more organic, less sharp and perfect. like a well-worn hologram. this three.js visualization uses a few tricks - particles arranged in rings instead of a grid, variable density that decreases with height, and falloff opacity [Embedded video, paused at 0:22, showing a particle-based three.js visualization: concentric rings of red/orange dots radiating from a center point, with density and color fading toward the edges, resembling a topographic or hologram-like sonar sweep.] 11:01 AM · Feb 20, 2026 · 1,614 Views 💬 3 🔁 ❤ 69 🔖 29 ⤴ Relevant ⌄ Nathan Helm-B... ✔ @nathan846... · Now I'm gonna try using this for scientific visualizations and represent uncertainty with lack of opacity.
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Nathan replying to a tweet about an organic-looking three.js particle visualization technique, noting he plans to adapt the opacity-falloff trick to represent uncertainty in scientific visualizations. Personal/technical interest note, not directly AI-safety related.

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