Peaceful Waves

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Peaceful Waves

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Last edited Oct 9, 2025

Created on Jul 17, 2025

Eight semi-transparent sine waves, each with a distinct amplitude, frequency, color, and phase, float across a blurred gradient background as a live SVG animation. The waves continuously shift leftward, with phases advancing per frame via `requestAnimationFrame`. Rendered using D3 v5’s `d3.line` and `d3.range` to generate smooth paths, each wave’s path is recalculated and updated on every frame. The animation, made with `d3.curveNatural`, runs over a glassmorphism-styled SVG canvas.

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Sine waves, vibe coded entirely with Deepseek V3 0324.

It can be quite a fun LLM! The iteration speed is pretty fast with it, and it's super cheap to run. It doesn't make mistakes if you're super clear in your instruction.

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