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Posted by nanna 20 hours ago

Florilegium: Procedural Flowers in LaTeX(github.com)
288 points | 47 commentspage 3
aanet 17 hours ago|
This is so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
bbor 14 hours ago||
Am I miffed that something I've tried multiple times with the latest models has been accomplished here so beautifully, and in LUA (!!!) nonetheless? A little! But it's worth it to know that it is indeed possible...

Great work. I doubt you care, but try not to get caught up in the idea that you might have violated someones god-given property rights by making pretty flowers for fun in the margins of PDFs.

RGS1811 17 hours ago||
This is gorgeous! Great idea!
LeTeutz 18 hours ago||
YES THIS IS WHAT I NEED
WesolyKubeczek 13 hours ago||
I don't care that it's vibecoded, it's beautiful.
ligarota 15 hours ago|
Now do it in Typst.

Edit: sad that is AI. And that explains why it's in LaTeX

fiforpg 15 hours ago||
If not for AI, the project would have remained where it was born: in the author's head.

I do understand your sentiment, of course.

epihelix 7 hours ago|||
Why would AI-generated explain LaTeX? Pretty sure most people still use LaTeX around here.

(I'd never heard of Typst until your post, personally. But I'd guess it would be easy to port over to that platform with an LLM if you wanted to.)

forgotpwd16 12 hours ago|||
It's LaTeX because the reddit post, inquiring on how to do this and which sparked author to make this project and into which author shared it, was made in the LaTeX sub.
loloquwowndueo 8 hours ago||
On the other hand - grab the latex source and toss your AI at it to produce a typst version.