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Fork of Buddha

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Last edited Feb 27, 2024

Created on Feb 27, 2024

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Eleven colored circles emerge from zero and expand to a fixed radius over a black background, arranged according to static x/y coordinates from a CSV file. The animation uses D3 transitions with staggered delays to create a sequential bloom effect, while CSS mix-blend-mode screen blends overlapping circles into luminous composites. The data includes explicit fill colors and radius values, though the code overrides individual radii with a constant value during animation.

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