Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
Moving Parts turns big ideas into browser-sized experiments
A collection of interactive explainers in mathematics, computer science, and physics, with demos designed to run algorithms and train models in the browser.
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- Readers learning algorithms, machine learning, or astrophysics
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- The machine-learning explainer trains models in-browser and extracts readable IF–THEN rules; it spans work from 1988 to 2026.
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The homepage lists three learning paths with different entry points: two start “in the deep end,” while the astrophysics course starts from basics. The algorithm explainer is organized into four chapters; the machine-learning explainer has six and describes training models before extracting rules. The page also labels associated interactive areas as a Playground and a Lab.
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