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    WASM wrapper brings C++ SMLib library to web developers●Oh, one more thing. If you’re a web developer and wondering “how does this C++ library affect me” … Paul Henschel (of R3MmastodonTechnologySoftware11 d ago

    Don McCurdy highlights that Paul Henschel, known for React Three Fiber, has published a WASM wrapper for SMLib, a C++ library, making it usable directly in JavaScript. Web developers working with WebGL, WebGPU or three.js can now access the library in the browser, and early reactions call the wrapper excellent.

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    New tool visualizes 5000 OEIS integer sequences in 3D●decompwlj 3D: 5000 OEIS integer sequences decomposed into weight × level + jump with interactive 3D/2D three.js graphs -MmastodonTechnologyAI24 d ago

    A project called decompwlj 3D has decomposed 5000 integer sequences from the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences into a weight × level + jump form, with interactive 3D and 2D graphs built in three.js. The tool also offers CSV exports and links back to the OEIS entries, with code available on GitHub.

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    Twin Prime Conjecture restated as infinitely many primes of weight 3●In the decomposition of prime numbers into weight × level + jump, the Twin Prime Conjecture becomes: there are infinitelMmastodonTechnologyAI14 d ago

    A mathematical claim is circulating that, under a decomposition of prime numbers into weight × level + jump, the Twin Prime Conjecture can be reformulated: there are infinitely many primes with weight 3. The claim is being shared with graphs and visualisations made using three.js, and its author credits ChatGPT among the tools involved. The Twin Prime Conjecture, an unsolved problem about infinitely many prime pairs differing by 2, remains unproven.

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