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Thanks! Not really using any special algorithms, just that shaders and the GPU are really good at this kind of thing.

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Wow very cool.

Am making a game right now and was struggling yesterday while I was listening to a video Spotify Podcast 😅

Everything I'm doing is running on CPU so kinda makes sense.

Do you know any good places to start when it comes to learning shaders / GPU, esp from a javascript perspective? Very curious to hear back from you. :)

Sure, shaders can be a bit difficult at first to understand. It's a lot of math and they function quite differently from CPU code. I don't think it matters too much if you know javascript or some other language, as most shaders use either GLSL or HLSL anyway.
A really good tool if you're first getting into shaders is the book of shaders: https://thebookofshaders.com/00/