This format—with each paragraph fading as you scroll, and large changing images alongside—is borderline unreadable.
Somewhat ironic in a blog post that (I think) is about tradeoffs between text and formatting.
Somewhat ironic in a blog post that (I think) is about tradeoffs between text and formatting.
It seems like they wanted to make sure the reader knew which paragraph corresponded to the current version of the image/plot. Maybe they could've gotten the effect they were after by setting a border or background on the presently relevant paragraphs.
> Imagine how many ideas are held back because their authors don’t have the right tools to express them
Ironic when only the first paragraph is shown when JS is disabled.