tbh I mostly use multiple commits, but with the messages are just an increasing scream (add thingy -> thank you -> I SAID THANK YOU -> clang you're WRONG -> aaa -> aAAaaAA -> save me -> how've I sinned this time -> take me)
Replying to @inconvergent
me @ life tbh
RT @nex3: god is within everything, including bread, so therefore god is a sandwich
Replying to @daiyitastic
It's too good for this world, too pure, more so even than that cinnamon roll (https://local.theonion.com/beautiful-cinnamon-roll-too-good-for-this-world-too-pu-1819576048).
Replying to @OhPoorPup
Beethoven on the Blockchain?
Replying to @computerfact and @Vazkii
didn't you do sth like this but for mods?
Replying to @ceejbot, @SuchApple and @SwiftOnSecurity
GitHub-flavoured Markdown? Which one? The comment one does, the standalone (file) one doesn't. Welcome to hell.
Replying to @tfidry, @ceejbot and @targos89
Although funny, still markedly false: consider, for one, slamming Alt+F4 with the desktop focused.
Replying to @klmr
Please upgrade your browser to Internet Explorer 11.
Replying to @argumatronic
You aren't programming until your GNU Make and AWK (or a "build system", sure) are bigger than your code.
Replying to @YerFriendMolly and @ceraneon
"Hello, [young person], I heard you're young so you can probably put our description of the problem into Google, word for word, which is unfathomable to us, despite you telling us to do that exactly [however many] times before." – people over 45, IME
Replying to @LVGHSTmusic
Clarifying question: how did you apply "believe" here? Because depending on that, I'm either concerned, confused, or amused.
Replying to @inconvergent
Close-up of Satoshi Nakamoto's face.
Replying to @rubblewoman
"Read as much shit as you literally can" is pretty much the best advice for all. Consume data => acquire knowledge => become powerful.
Thank you, Michelle.
Replying to @BaerTaffy
I wanted to download a video off Twitter manually once so I know this: there's a "playlist" file that has URLs to *three-second segments* of the video so they get preloaded and switched at realtime, which is why they never fucking work.
Replying to @tijit_
truly timeless art tbh
Replying to @slimekat
Name a more iconic duo– I'll wait.
Replying to @whitequark
404ing; do I need a login?
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
Can't help but be reminded about my thing that independently generated something similar ~8 months ago (attached). Turns out to use a similar algorithm for pixel location (although my pixels are just integer points in α-dimensional space, this one is a single slice of an α=3 one)
Replying to @chordbug
If you like 4 (sometimes more) dimensions and maths en general, I'd recommend @standupmaths' "Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension" https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0374275653
Replying to @sehetw and @vzeman79
I myself regulate my room-local temperature by allocating more threads to a render or switching it to the GPU.
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
Okay, so with scale factor 0.49999999 (left) and 0.50000001 (right) for a pentagon on the front and a π-rotated one on the back (i.e. as before) I'm getting these (200x200x6 previews, a full 900³ takes like 9 hours):
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
With some more tries, I can't reproduce any of the degenerate results, no matter the scale factor (at least in preview size, maybe a full render will reveal something).
Maybe it's an implementation difference? What code are you using?
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
Update: even at full (900³) size there's no palpable shape difference between 0.49999999 (left), 0.50000001 (center), and 0.5 (right).
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
It looks like we're using different coordinate systems – you're using all 4 quadrants, I use just the 1st, so not sure how well that translates, but attached is how the positioning differs for us with different Rs; top - your Python, bottom - my Rust (https://github.com/nabijaczleweli/mandalas-rs/blob/aaf11dc8f9f72b493b27846fcaff1c5cd005db48/src/ops/gen_ctx.rs)
Replying to @tijit_
*That's* the #relatable content I'm following for.
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
I just played around a bit with your code and now I see what's happening and why I couldn't reproduce with mine – you allow movement outside of the polytope. Here's my result for R=2.00000001 (left), R=1.99999999 (center-left) and R=1.5 (center-right) and R=2.5 (right) if I do
Replying to @neuroicudoc, @SparksMaths and @numberphile
But I had to do a lot of sacrifices to make it work (I'm using a graphics library instead of a maths one, so discrete, positive-only and fixed size) – but for no values of R did it explode into something cool like yours does (probably because I can't simulate a big enough field).
Replying to @evilgaywitch
As opposed to SA Spanish, but I've never seen it quantified explicitly as "European" before. Neat!
Replying to @gitlost
…serialization/deserialization methods being very cryptic.
Source: https://github.com/markusmitbrille/unex-net/commit/7f3d240be2e570039ef3f70e17946afddc00c5c1
RT @m8urnett: I caught my cat running out of my office with my yubikey in his mouth--a threat model I hadn't considered.
Replying to @quatoria
that'd be impossible, you're simply too powerful
Replying to @dialacina
Is this a sodding mouse? How on bloody Earth? Who authorised this? There had to be *dozens* of people that needed to greenlight this, surely?
Replying to @evilgaywitch
Okay, but consider this, if you will:
Purple.
Replying to @tijit_
Isn't ceiling just like the ground but higher?
Replying to @uncooldana
wow, I never expected such an actist(?) tweet from my actual mother? quite perplexed by this !!
Replying to @ChurchCarlton
Instruments with which to fulfil their unrealised dreams forced upon them by society?
Replying to @mraleph
Nice article, I will be forever amazed at this level of JS optimisation wizardry.
BTW: there's a typo in "appaers" and you might be missing a possessive "'s" in "Franziska Hinkelmann blog post".
Pictured: a column-major RGB reinterpretation of Boost's vector200.hpp.
Also pictured: it has parabolas in like three places?? whaaat
Replying to @inconvergent
In Braille, presumably?
Or is Habanero "Incident Report" Sheet the name of a man that will say how long without a habanero incident you've gone?
Replying to @rogowhiskey, @gapingmaws and @spacetwinks
The problem with imperial, in three tweets.
Now presenting: a scarf-thingy with Fibonacci-length stripes, idk. But it like took a long time and I'm relatively proud of it so… (Bayonet for scale.)
Replying to @quatoria
literally capitalism in two sentences :v
Replying to @RockLeeSmile
Electrical tape?
Replying to @BaerTaffy
That's ten thousand dollars' worth of bits?! why??
@inconvergent The plot at the bottom of http://inconvergent.net/generative/differential-lattice/ points at http://store.inconvergent.net/product/differential-lattice-plot-l and http://store.inconvergent.net seems to be dead?
Replying to @inconvergent
You can buy one (1) weekend for five (5) workdays. For more details see calendar@gregorian.eu
Replying to @vedertagen
Are you right-arm-dominant?
Replying to @_Heph, @Rafmaninoff and @Vazkii
You, sir, are a monster.
Replying to @captainsafia
I can totally share the reading C sentiment, especially after doing mostly Rust for the last couple months.
BTW: "about 5,3000 lines long" – I'm not quite sure that's the intended way to break that number.