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- scott_codieIn the reddit post, it is clear the person who came up with this didn't want it to be copied. I feel sad for that person.
- lkm0In the same vein, a few years ago, somebody implemented procedural decorations for a recreation of Byrne's "Elements of Euclid" in LaTeX: https://github.com/jemmybutton/byrne-euclid(bottom of the readme)
- vessenesNice. I like that different print runs will have different procedurally generated flowers; nice touch.
- archermarksGorgeous but the AI text is so grating.
- bonziniReadme is AI. :/
- ClaraFormThis is beautiful, thank you!I just asked Deepseek 4.1 Flash to convert it to an Obsidian extension that uses the file-name as the seed, and the result [1] is exactly something I've been dreaming of for so many years while I take daily notes.[1] imagepaste.org/i/8zu627ud.png
- nicoVery impressed with both the cool idea and visuals, as well as the technical details. Had no idea you could do animations in Latex/PDF. So beautiful! Thank you for sharing
- skyberrysI love it!!! I've tried years ago to make something like this, it didn't work out. But it makes me so happy to see that you did it! Great job!
- whimsicalismI think the phrase 'florilegium' must be an AI basin of sorts as I've had it suggested by AI as a name for a few projects of my own.
- james_marksThis is beautiful, thank you!
- coreyp_1Quite beautiful.
- fch42This is beautiful - thanks for sharing.
- b19nThere are (many) times lately where I have become completely disillusioned with software, despise it at work and at home. But then I see something beautiful like this and feel marginally better.
- ligarotaNow do it in Typst.Edit: sad that is AI. And that explains why it's in LaTeX
- AvicebronDefinitely taking a closer look at this after work, awesome job.
- aanetThis is so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
- RGS1811This is gorgeous! Great idea!
- LeTeutzYES THIS IS WHAT I NEED