Roman numerals is a (3positive,1negative 5)*2-nary partially positional numeral system

Roman numerals modification that uses IIV instead of III is a (balanced 5)*2-nary partially positional numeral system

#math #maths #original(?)

I'm trying to do cp437, but bruh https://github.com/pierrezurek/iconv/blob/fe27aae178d65b06d5f4104158343b0d2d33e3f0/lib/cp437.h#L56

Am I a joke to you?

Petition for GitHub to add it as a reaction for issues (specifically, feature requests):

Everybody writes something for the end of the year. I should try too ig.

Globally it was a terrible year. I remember watching two's day Tuesday on yt. It was fun. And soon it began (did Tom mess something up while resetting the Universe?). Zero politics rule in some chats helped to at least keep sanity.

I'm trying to remove negativity and toxicity from my life. It's better to be weird, but nice.

Trying not to loose the most important things from the Internet, we with @kiriharunya organised a chat dedicated to saving and exchanging data. It reached a lot of people from our constellation of telegram communities. There were some people I have never seen before. I now know that if I need flags for ffmpeg, I can ask @DZgas. Thanks @astrra for the services.

I also started posting stuff here and try to not make it a repost dumpster, as I usually do with social media.

This year I read and spoke the most with @hatkidchan. I don't think I made such a big focus on him out of the whole CatSpace community earlier. It's hard to maintain communication with many people. I'm appearing less often in the main CatSpace chat: I cannot keep up with everything that people write there, and also it has a lot of members it didn't have during its creation, and doesn't have some of those it had.

During the summer, I talked to people on hkc's Discord server and played on his Minecraft server with him.

Now we are playing a modpack on a server organised by kiriharu.

A lot of people joined Fediverse this year. That's good. Altho, as most of things in WWW, it has link rot problem.

Thanks everybody, who made this year less bad for me and everybody else! Sorry, if I forgot somebody or something.

I hope, soon everything becomes better than it was ever.

Me: *selects several dozens unloaded firefox tabs and drags them to another window*
Firefox: "oh, you also want to load them all!" *proceeds to eat up all available resources*

Manually editing recovery.jsonlz4 in a text editor with the help of mozlz4 and jq to convert it in a human-readable form could very well be a better way to do this task

Moving the tabs to a new window, I am
Load all the content in those tabs, I must

Some blursed punctuation made with #unicode:

outer{̦ inner}̦ outer
outer,͑ inner,͗ outer
question?̦ continuation
exclamation!̦ continuation

Text/document viewers & editors should have an ability to simultaneously have opened a view of the same document at different scroll positions

I think it would be cool if it could also do something very similar to UV mapping-unmapping to/from "textures" which can store all the information from the prompt & seed, so that together with the depth buffer/skeleton/another preimage it pretty much uniquely defines the generated image to preserve details while changing poses but not changing "textures". That would allow image series (videos or comics) without randomly changing small features.

However I don't remember hearing about "reprojection" layers that can perform such task. During prediction phase they could be something like a simple output_tensor[x, y] = texture_tensor[uv_coords_tensor[x, y]], but during training they would need to be able to backpropagate gradients to uv_coords_tensor, so I guess we would need something like output_tensor[x, y] = weighted_average({'value': texture_tensor[i, j], 'weight': normal_distribution_density((x, y), mean=(i, j), stddev=(sigma, sigma))} for i in range(w) for j in range(h)) with sigma being something like 1 / iteration, tho it sounds like asymptotically as expensive as fully-connected layer with a bigger constant.

Опа, это че

ControlNet.

One year ago it was Twos-Day Tuesday.

https://youtu.be/Ffa8-S_71xo

https://youtu.be/267MQF1z2PU

https://youtu.be/2XKuG7cA03A

#links #video #youtube

For years have I been struggling with non-functional tooltips (<abbr title>) in mobile browsers.

And I've fixed it with a simple #Stylus global style:

[title]:hover::after {
    display: inline;
    position: absolute;
    background: #ffd4c9;
    color: black;
    border: 1px solid black;
    padding: 1px;
    border-radius: 2px;
    content: attr(title);
}

#css #html #firefox #mobile