Yuuki X Archive
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| 1744893989353140593 | 240110 102840 | ive reposted this. https://www.tiktok.com/@yuuki148/video/7313037453017877762 https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1735094573414724035 | |
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| 1744107786038911398 | 240108 062434 | created an opening book using ShogiGUI. (no practical use.) only a few moves yet so complicated. https://github.com/yuukishogi/shogi-opening-book https://pic.twitter.com/cSeuqf9G0l | |
| 1743588074267787748 | 240106 195925 | bought fexofenadine n mometasone at the ENT. i've had allergic rhinitis for 30 yrs. https://pic.twitter.com/cE77SU4saH | |
| 1743581106912583770 | 240106 193144 | woke up n went straight to the secret base. https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1741066517884604778 | |
| 1743579152731484551 | 240106 192358 | slurpt 6 hrs | |
| 1743384301935140974 | 240106 062942 | went to Komeda Coffee w mom yday. worked on following ppl on twitter. https://www.instagram.com/p/C1t152Wvp8b/ https://pic.twitter.com/nrFYcT9dQS | |
| 1743370236399866126 | 240106 053349 | i wouldn't buy dollars yet. i'd wait for 140 JPY per USD. https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1741855325810995360 | |
| 1742943106557977084 | 240105 011633 | i'll put my shogi stuff under https://github.com/yuukishogi from now on. below are the game records i've played in my life. https://github.com/yuukishogi/yuuki-shogi-games | |
| 1742930208976781314 | 240105 002518 | New shadows so far. still no Cranidos and Drilbur. https://pic.twitter.com/ahuZISgQCU | |
| 1742273606330028480 | 240103 045612 | in 2024 i hope i can follow many modern intellectuals who write discord bots under 15. like Alice in Heaven's Memo Pad or Yonebayashi Saiko in Tokyo Ghoul. https://pic.twitter.com/TJU2m8MwTD | |
| 1742258104098509226 | 240103 035436 | uploaded my IG and X media through 2023 to the google drive below. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NkDMZu16ZdXowJOmCdGMCBFY8LICnB8H | |
| 1742234892560109911 | 240103 022222 | 2 cups of ☕ cured my headache | |
| 1742184637500203483 | 240102 230240 | in Oct 2023, i bought a $80 Wajima-nuri lacquer rice bowl from Wajima, Ishikawa. that store now seems to have been destroyed and burned down. https://wajimanuri.biz/products/detail/709 https://pic.twitter.com/iAdgGqFNIe | |
| 1741855325810995360 | 240102 011406 | Today, Jan 1, 2024, I'm launching a $2,000 investment fund. im going to buy US stocks. however, the market seems to be closed today. | |
| 1741834038753517614 | 240101 234931 | lf friends #studytwt https://pic.twitter.com/Anu9SQcBtS | |
| 1741741898606293122 | 240101 174323 | woke up after a nap | |
| 1741682569999950282 | 240101 134738 | returned home back | |
| 1741633246935335113 | 240101 103138 | https://pic.twitter.com/jXdfQNnTyB | |
| 1741475415573557397 | 240101 000428 | H⭐️N⭐️Y | |
| 1741468835444621409 | 231231 233819 | staying at a super luxury hotel rn. its 23:30 n im using 🍎15 night mode https://pic.twitter.com/Vtc89MVdeB | |
| 1741179477898485992 | 231231 042831 | gon sleep w 🐶🐻 https://pic.twitter.com/EQwwO7dVxa | |
| 1741177608509731305 | 231231 042106 | took a ♨️ (i mean, bath) | |
| 1741163223389196692 | 231231 032356 | wasn't able to tweet bc of my winter depression. | |
| 1741162015421268273 | 231231 031908 | i go to the dentist on Dec 20 every year. 3/20, 6/20, 9/20, 12/20 i'll be the man with the cleanest teeth in the world on christmas. | |
| 1741138765899313539 | 231231 014645 | i did some registry tweaks. (scrolling direction, taskbar hiding, displaying seconds on the clock, etc.) | |
| 1741130429581701592 | 231231 011337 | js set up ShogiGUI http://shogigui.siganus.com/ n Suisho5-YaneuraOu-v7.6.3 https://github.com/mizar/YaneuraOu/releases on win10. only got 815,000 nodes per second. (<half the performance of a 📱.) https://pic.twitter.com/kXibQcfWlB | |
| 1741113907467419918 | 231231 000758 | i don't set a password on my laptop. Enabling sudo w/o password first set a temporary password, then % sudo visudo change the %admin line to %admin ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL | |
| 1741106770544644328 | 231230 233936 | installed command line tools n homebrew on mac. | |
| 1741099597664071889 | 231230 231106 | installed brave, vscode, n google japanese input on both mac n win. | |
| 1741096311506534835 | 231230 225803 | just reset my 12" MacBook (Early 2016). (Core m3-6Y30, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD) installed Windows 10 via Boot Camp. | |
| 1741083851684782512 | 231230 220832 | i found this big cup good. mom told me it was for natto | |
| 1741081999597576254 | 231230 220111 | pls help yourself to the free coffee. https://pic.twitter.com/Xfqi9P2Qqj | |
| 1741075170586955834 | 231230 213402 | tea n coffee. (n sweet bun.) there's also coke n monster. pls sit on the couch. https://pic.twitter.com/l5Dayf6GVY | |
| 1741066517884604778 | 231230 205939 | I'm at my parents' house. n im in this secret base room. everyone pls gather here. https://pic.twitter.com/88dbkLln9Y | |
| 1739689655828873699 | 231227 014830 | @idelaleine yea it was actually fun to compare it to japanese twt tho | |
| 1739675298554110316 | 231227 005127 | i first learned istg, rcbyf, or proomf things n now i'm very fluent in english. | |
| 1739672850313732324 | 231227 004143 | 2023 was the first year i followed someone on twitter. i saw real english for the first time. even DeepL can only output sentences like "This sentence is six words long." | |
| 1736508476699119753 | 231218 070738 | @04janno i dont think i said anything‥ maybe 🧸 was talking | |
| 1736495301114900741 | 231218 061516 | https://pic.twitter.com/LFSa4dEWOV | |
| 1735690380748673030 | 231216 005648 | i dont post every day. started this bc i never use ig. i wanted to answer the question,"what do you eat?" | |
| 1735685630145790049 | 231216 003756 | my food log on ig has reached 300 posts, which i started on May 25. https://www.instagram.com/yuuki321/ (linktree) https://yuukikonno.com/ https://pic.twitter.com/m0rogfKOdb | |
| 1735102694807814480 | 231214 100133 | i used a song called Dream Engine. heard it in someone's video n stole it. i generally like shorter versions of songs on tiktok. 13 secs is enough. https://youtu.be/XqO9x8rMHV4 | |
| 1735094573414724035 | 231214 092917 | justarted tiktok. js posted the video i took in May. https://www.tiktok.com/@yuuki155/video/7312199872550014209 | |
| 1734338947231146257 | 231212 072642 | its normally 2 or so ofc. 2099 is insane. | |
| 1734337160424079662 | 231212 071936 | i dont want anyone to know but im actually #1 in the world at this. this means that every time my friends play PoGo i receive money. pls keep this strictly between us. https://pic.twitter.com/V62wJKu6TU | |
| 1733958365561122996 | 231211 061424 | Roblox is quite different from OZ imo. a VR headset may be a must in any case. bc the UX is totally different. none are practical yet, tho. | |
| 1733942416825045230 | 231211 051101 | it raised our IQ by +50. i tweeted every equation i solved every second n now i'm a mathematician. our new metaverse will replace this role, or X will remain, or X will be 3D. | |
| 1733937314991128578 | 231211 045045 | since 2010, we've lived in the largest metaverse today, Twitter (or X). Twitter has given us a new way of life: posting our thoughts every second. | |
| 1733933155566923887 | 231211 043413 | the iPhone revolution and the end of Adobe Flash made them lost inventions. | |
| 1733928473918390454 | 231211 041537 | before 2010, there were many metaverses: • Monachat, Project Machi, Bar Gikoppoi Online, Livly Island, AtGames, Nicotto Town, Ameba Pigg, Second Life, … every 14 year old who had a computer lived in them. | |
| 1733926463508820102 | 231211 040738 | or should i say i'm going back. | |
| 1733921784628470095 | 231211 034902 | i plan to start living in a metaverse in the near future, like OZ from Summer Wars (2009). https://pic.twitter.com/SXrPIUwOMM | |
| 1733880114495328273 | 231211 010327 | in perl: https://pastebin.com/4NtmWZgx https://pic.twitter.com/j38YIofrRA | |
| 1733877920215839006 | 231211 005444 | #include <limits.h> #include <math.h> #include <stdlib.h> char *str = malloc((int)log10(LONG_MAX) + 3); may be better than the fixed buffer. in that case, the use of sprintf (and strcpy) is fine imo. no snprintf in C89 anyway. | |
| 1733873997329428493 | 231211 003909 | Gets even more complicated. bc it's C. https://github.com/yuuki15/project-euler/blob/main/src/0004.c https://pic.twitter.com/VqorayF5Eg | |
| 1733873994766676224 | 231211 003908 | #4 https://projecteuler.net/problem=4 https://pic.twitter.com/CQi27h706U | |
| 1733847069587345840 | 231210 225209 | C89 has no long long or int64_t (or stdint.h). (≥ C99 has them all, with int64_t being optional.) i assumed that someone has provided stdint.h and int64_t. | |
| 1733811948893155397 | 231210 203235 | Gets complicated. the most naive approach: trial division. this is a way to "return" an array from a C function. (i.e., pass the reference (aka pointer) and modify the value.) https://github.com/yuuki15/project-euler/blob/main/src/0003.c https://pic.twitter.com/SoIhvCQyMu | |
| 1733811946452046165 | 231210 203235 | #3 https://projecteuler.net/problem=3 https://pic.twitter.com/4O4FuI5Rt0 | |
| 1733802335502307747 | 231210 195423 | Another "filter" pattern. this kind of assignment in a condition may be common in C. Fibonacci seems to have defined fibonacci numbers in this way. https://github.com/yuuki15/project-euler/blob/main/src/0002.c https://pic.twitter.com/DZ42MteZKr | |
| 1733801328068247881 | 231210 195023 | #2 https://projecteuler.net/problem=2 https://pic.twitter.com/tWCpshfIvs | |
| 1733798325768613979 | 231210 193827 | this may not be controversial. A "filter" pattern. in ruby: % ruby -e 'puts (1 .. 999).filter { |i| i % 3 == 0 || i % 5 == 0 }.sum' i.e., generates all the numbers and extracts those that meet the condition. https://github.com/yuuki15/project-euler/blob/main/src/0001.c https://pic.twitter.com/yaPBvMarhl | |
| 1733791184752148927 | 231210 191005 | #1 https://projecteuler.net/problem=1 https://pic.twitter.com/2UxXvJHoKU | |
| 1733779073661644907 | 231210 182157 | I started Project Euler. https://projecteuler.net/ I started posting my C solutions on GitHub. https://github.com/yuuki15/project-euler i chose C89 for archeology. tho it's still used in many projects such as curl. | |
| 1733624704219431127 | 231210 080833 | gonnasleepforabit | |
| 1733619713316426212 | 231210 074843 | ima perfectionist n tempted to revise my post many times | |
| 1733617816484384849 | 231210 074111 | sry for the duplicate information | |
| 1733616494867796050 | 231210 073556 | gonna tweet abt project euler again for my mint https://min.togetter.com/r1GcW6O | |
| 1732366899584115171 | 231206 205029 | in case my github is taken down, pls refer to: ⑴ https://archive.today/https://github.com/yuuki15/%2A ⑵ https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yuuki15%2A gist ⑴ https://archive.today/https://gist.github.com/yuuki15/%2A ⑵ https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://gist.githubusercontent.com/yuuki15%2A | |
| 1732178708541132908 | 231206 082241 | bear 😊 | |
| 1731989729833316784 | 231205 195145 | woah i forgot to return 0; in all my code | |
| 1731914451610112035 | 231205 145237 | (repo) https://github.com/yuuki15/project-euler https://pic.twitter.com/0OKt0cYi2W | |
| 1731913963439288527 | 231205 145040 | started posting my solutions to Project Euler (in C) on github. https://projecteuler.net/ https://pic.twitter.com/56kIOHNPLO | |
| 1731221750971613188 | 231203 170004 | i'll turn my twitter into Yuuki Kindergarten. world's first kindergarten on the internet, for all ages. we do • research on mathematics in anime. • watch literature in animated short films. • play the piano with only 3 chords. • | |
| 1731210184767250569 | 231203 161407 | Baka & Test s1 ep1 (2010) Himeji Mizuki's recovery exam at the end of the ep https://pastebin.com/LULB9wdG https://pic.twitter.com/tULpioQRmM | |
| 1731151864035414057 | 231203 122222 | yuuki the man who bought cashews but forgot to eat them | |
| 1730619945006887170 | 231202 010842 | just renamed Plain Text to Blank. | |
| 1730554350840520832 | 231201 204804 | i put the game on gh-pages. more accessible than the MIT site on the phone. https://yuukiscratch.github.io/flash/ https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1730065369652425195 | |
| 1730537479529476541 | 231201 194101 | i separated my Jekyll theme, named Plain Text. still under development. its based on a theme i was working on in Feb-Mar 2022. https://github.com/jekyll-theme-plain-text/jekyll-theme-plain-text | |
| 1730531966536302943 | 231201 191907 | moved my blog to my site https://yuukikonno.com/blog/ n deleted this gist. (archive) https://archive.today/2023.12.01-101255/https://gist.github.com/yuuki15/6f4dd4a6ce7f5b23cd06f86394d17269 https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1726967073526682011 | |
| 1730530136989081630 | 231201 191151 | its hosted on both Cloudflare Pages n GitHub Pages. (CF is the primary.) still tuning. | |
| 1730523723026043023 | 231201 184621 | my personal site is now available at: • https://yuukikonno.com/ • https://yuukikonno.pages.dev/ • https://yuuki15.github.io/ the last two should be accessible even if my domain expires. (repo) https://github.com/yuuki15/yuuki15.github.io | |
| 1730422568665170255 | 231201 120424 | i wrote this program in 2007, at 13, when i first learned the \r and \a escape sequences, in Perl¹. ¹ the ancestor of Python. https://pastebin.com/urYbqfW5 https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1730065369652425195 https://pic.twitter.com/vuxJjOV7s2 | |
| 1730382659652604141 | 231201 092549 | i bought food for $600 n kerosene for $300. (my estimate is after subtracting them.) | |
| 1730374530189938992 | 231201 085331 | End of Dec 2023 (estimated) cash at bank $4,000 cash on hand $200 total assets $4,200 liabilities $1,800 net assets $2,400 (converted ¥100 to $1) https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1702108158712283495 | |
| 1730080414184927367 | 231130 132448 | finally, the actual message display block. (sry i actually defined 3 blocks.) • flash [message] for 0.5 seconds displays the message for 0.3s and clears the speech bubble for 0.2s. this makes the message appear to flash. https://pic.twitter.com/MkN3Gspshs | |
| 1730075264309494247 | 231130 130420 | ⬆️ countdown block. loops 3 times. decreases by 1. period. ⬇️ random number display block. accumulates the sum in the variable `correct answer`. https://pic.twitter.com/mO41BFx7yb | |
| 1730070776970461589 | 231130 124631 | lemme explain the source code. the main flow is: 1) counts down 3, 2, 1. 2) displays 10 numbers. 3) asks the user to enter the answer. i defined 2 functions ("blocks"). • say countdown • flash random numbers https://pic.twitter.com/Iz3I06xT1g | |
| 1730065369652425195 | 231130 122501 | I created a Mental Addition game. To answer the sum of 10 numbers that are flashed very fast. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/930715752/ | |
| 1730057500471234625 | 231130 115345 | I created a Scratch account yuuki29. I'm yuuki29 on Scratch. https://scratch.mit.edu/users/yuuki29/ | |
| 1729218335248658888 | 231128 041913 | slept 9 | |
| 1728710104344641942 | 231126 183941 | im reading the standard english style guide on the following page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style | |
| 1728504995811615136 | 231126 050439 | mega evolvable pokemon i don't have a hundo. i also don't have a Diancie. https://pic.twitter.com/w52xtXvUwZ | |
| 1728383846348124287 | 231125 210315 | https://pic.twitter.com/LJPzH3eU9v | |
| 1728383832808964410 | 231125 210312 | https://pic.twitter.com/HdqxVTYdJ7 | |
| 1728383819169120624 | 231125 210308 | js received my online grocery order. pls keep track of what's in my house. https://pic.twitter.com/C0ZI6diB3M | |
| 1728111884576907487 | 231125 030234 | if you are not my mutual and really want to contact me, please dm or write to me at yuuki@yuukikonno.com if you are a single woman. | |
| 1728108342868906224 | 231125 024830 | i'm currently following the most intellectual people such as studytwt folks, harvard students, or mensa members. | |
| 1728105155055194210 | 231125 023550 | so i never comment on youtube or tiktok. | |
| 1728104564782452751 | 231125 023329 | i aim to live without talking to anyone but my twitter mutuals. this is to avoid this. https://xkcd.com/386/ https://pic.twitter.com/4bbwqvBm91 | |
| 1728072323046027297 | 231125 002522 | breakfast affogato https://pic.twitter.com/iW0BRmWWm9 | |
| 1727688081669529689 | 231123 225832 | shopped for 7 hrs at home | |
| 1727684881008791807 | 231123 224549 | 8:30 slept 15:30 up | |
| 1727466979072659670 | 231123 081957 | boutta go to bed with bear | |
| 1727436064875274716 | 231123 061706 | i tm'd frustration away the other day, but can't evolve it till Earth Power* comes back, so: my happiness just about average my poke ⸻Kobayashi Issa https://pic.twitter.com/AHhYxjp5TB | |
| 1727403242135633931 | 231123 040641 | i used the hashtag "want to connect with unschoolers". #不登校さんと繋がりたい no corresponding subtwt in english fsr. #unschoolers #unschooling #homeschoolers #homeschooling #schoolrefusal #schoolavoidance #schoolanxiety | |
| 1727394362538225807 | 231123 033124 | - hobbies: shogi/programming/math/english - stan of: nothing - fav game: pokemon go - comments: never drink or smoke / never get my driver's license / never fall in love or get married | |
| 1727394360533434747 | 231123 033123 | - what's the acc for?: lifestreaming - mainly tweet: my thoughts - twitter stance: anything is OK - what kind of ppl do u want to connect with?: ppl who share my hobbies - free space: 5th grade~ unschooler / lives alone in late grandma's house / receives $700 a month from parents | |
| 1727394358184612205 | 231123 033123 | my profile says 29age/male/NEET. my pinned says: lf friends (2nd pic, made with https://prfmaker.com/m/479) - name: yuuki - tw id: @yuuki170 - account age: 2023~ - active hours: non-24-hour sleep-wake disorder https://twitter.com/yuuki170/status/1727315152121610747 | |
| 1727360867107504476 | 231123 011818 | wanted an ai pfp but no different than me irl cr: https://www.pixiv.net/artworks/110547305 https://pic.twitter.com/b4C6QKhLTu | |
| 1727349435384967623 | 231123 003252 | started using my jpn acc. i quote n translate some tweets on this acc smtm. maybe once a month. @yuuki170 https://x.com/i/user/1672629051419410435 | |
| 1726967073526682011 | 231121 231330 | i decided to put my blog's source on Gist. still under maintenance. https://gist.github.com/yuuki15/6f4dd4a6ce7f5b23cd06f86394d17269 | |
| 1726864925681737856 | 231121 162736 | I've uploaded some of my videos etc to http://archive.org. hope they will remain until a future where youtube is gone. https://archive.org/search?query=creator%3A%22yuuki+%E3%82%86%E3%81%86%E3%81%8D%28%E9%87%91%E9%87%8E%E8%A3%95%E5%B8%8C%29%22 | |
| 1726712111555035433 | 231121 062022 | ¹ this indicates "direct implications or relative consistency implications", tho. (e.g., huge < supercompact) in order of both size and strength: • inaccessible < measurable < huge < rank-into-rank < 0=1 | |
| 1726677953428255082 | 231121 040438 | in the large picture, • the size of a number is proportional to • how many numbers it can prove to be consistent. the largest number proves the consistency of all numbers, including itself. by Gödel's theorem, it is a "contradiction". | |
| 1726677306075468082 | 231121 040204 | let us write Fin + Inf as ZFC. similarly, if we add "a large cardinal exists", then we can prove the consistency of ZFC. • ZFC + LC ⊢ Con(ZFC) | |
| 1726676629018079479 | 231121 035923 | by Gödel's second incompleteness theorem, the axioms "finite numbers exist" can't prove their own consistency. • Fin ⊬ Con(Fin) now if we add "ℵ₀ exists", then we can prove the consistency of finite numbers. • Fin + Inf ⊢ Con(Fin) this shows Fin + Inf > Fin. | |
| 1726296171487105522 | 231120 024734 | so the Q is, what tf is the largest infinite number. n it's a "contradiction" (aka 0=1). as drawn in this pic.¹ let me explain from scratch. https://pic.twitter.com/YgwFaxEqFy | |
| 1726293547845058876 | 231120 023709 | actually, large cardinals refer to large ♾ with specific properties. (the successor of an inaccessible cardinal is not inaccessible by definition.) | |
| 1725861086489198823 | 231118 215842 | ¹ it is shown • ℶ₁ ≠ ℵ₀ (Cantor) • ℶ₁ ≠ ℵ_ω etc. (König's theorem) tho. | |
| 1725858995582476759 | 231118 215024 | infinities are written • ℵ₀, ℵ₁, ℵ₂, …, ℵ_ω, … in order from smallest to largest. for the number of reals ℶ₁, • ℶ₁ = ℵ_? is not provable from the standard axioms of mathematics.¹ the ℶ₁ = ℵ₁ conjecture is called the • continuum hypothesis (CH). | |
| 1724611201718497782 | 231115 111206 | actually, there's infinitely many infinite numbers. https://pic.twitter.com/AnPs6LTbt4 | |
| 1723706570910105704 | 231112 231726 | ¹ already known to the Jains of India (400 BC), tho. but they made mistakes such as the number of points on a line |ℝ| and a plane |ℝ²| are not equal. (both are 2^ℵ₀.) | |
| 1723706178960539973 | 231112 231552 | actually, the number of natural, integer, and rational numbers are all the same. that infinite number is called ℵ₀ (aleph zero) or ℶ₀ (beth zero). Cantor (1874) proved that the number of reals is larger than that.¹ that is called 𝔠 = 2^ℵ₀ = ℶ₁ (beth one). | |
| 1723682120357261636 | 231112 214016 | the idea that having the same number is the same as having a 1-1 correspondence is called • Hume's principle.¹ ¹ neither Hume nor Galileo thought it applied to ♾, tho (unlike Cantor). | |
| 1723680041601524087 | 231112 213201 | have a look at this strange pic. there's 2 circles. a big one and a small one. however, both circles consist of the same number of dots. (there's a 1-1 correspondence.) https://blog.wolframalpha.com/2010/09/10/transfinite-cardinal-arithmetic-with-wolframalpha/ https://pic.twitter.com/rFQ4ORGxea | |
| 1723676190014062814 | 231112 211642 | ♾ is such a strange thing. the whole and part can be the same size.¹ cf. • Galileo's paradox. ¹ contrary to Euclid's 5th Common Notion (300 BC). although some say that some CNs are by, e.g., Theon of Alexandria (4c). | |
| 1723564773680312513 | 231112 135358 | mathematically, the answer is A✔ they're the same. (even tho evens are part of integers.) this is bc one integer corresponds to one even. 1 ↦ 2 2 ↦ 4 3 ↦ 6 4 ↦ 8 5 ↦ 10 ︙ n ↦ 2n ︙ | |
| 1723501906041930126 | 231112 094410 | A) same bc they're infinite B) infinity can't be compared C) integers ofc bc evens are only half of them | |
| 1723501505217532387 | 231112 094234 | let me explain from scratch. Q: which is greater, • the number of all integers • the number of all even numbers both are infinite. there's many ways to think abt it. | |
| 1723116707265318965 | 231111 081331 | mathematicians consider infinity a number. this is bc in the 19c, a man named Cantor found that there are "multiple infinities". i.e., infinity 1, infinity 2, infinity 3, …. just like 1, 2, 3, …. can also do arithmetic with ♾. | |
| 1723110522265182675 | 231111 074857 | im summarizing my tweets here rn https://min.togetter.com/kb628xT | |
| 1723107896815206821 | 231111 073831 | The largest number is a "contradiction". let me explain this. u may be reminded of a googolplex or graham's number. the problem is: graham's number+1 is larger. they're still finite. | |
| 1722849063929102792 | 231110 143000 | i forgot dominoes | |
| 1722100576874352767 | 231108 125547 | what's tricky is numbers go on forever. 1, 2, 3, 4, … is only the beginning. large numbers beyond graham's number are still "natural numbers". (ultrafinitists deny the existence of numbers that are too large.) | |
| 1722065214978285908 | 231108 103516 | note commutativity, distributivity etc can be proved by a method called induction (other than using lego). | |
| 1722060031267393952 | 231108 101440 | philosophically, there can be 2 ways of thinking: • numbers are such code in reality • no, such code are just a miniature model of numbers i stand with the former, but on 2nd thought the latter may be more rational. | |
| 1722039439847760370 | 231108 085251 | sounds like there's a kinda programming language within math. numbers can be programmed/coded with it. there could also be implementations on a computer, such as Lean. | |
| 1722019461589352584 | 231108 073327 | just as atoms are made of elementary particles, it seems that numbers can be made from sets, functions (church encoding), or categories (or topoi). as sets: 0 = {} 1 = {{}} 2 = {{}, {{}}} 3 = {{}, {{}}, {{}, {{}}}} | |
| 1722001063367078358 | 231108 062021 | there's a definition of numbers called • Peano axioms. i haven't figured it out yet. | |
| 1721994443820052947 | 231108 055403 | when we ask smtg like "why does 1+1=2?", it is said that we face the so-called • Münchhausen trilemma. | |
| 1721986311282741673 | 231108 052144 | marbles, number lines, or areas of figures can be used as well. i suspect one aspect of these is the "unary numeral system". like 3 + 4 = 111 + 1111 = 1111111 = 7. | |
| 1721977650019995712 | 231108 044719 | cr: https://www.resolve.edu.au/algebra-odds-and-evens https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Square_number_16_as_sum_of_gnomons.svg | |
| 1721977647142682912 | 231108 044718 | Lego bricks can be used for visualizing numbers. parity arithmetic: even + even = even even + odd = odd odd + odd = even sum of odd numbers: 1 + 3 + 5 + … + (2n - 1) = n² it has limitations and it's hard to believe that lego is the nature of numbers. https://pic.twitter.com/KLgXwtTZDC | |
| 1721950508519145497 | 231108 025928 | • What are numbers? i mean, • What is the nature of natural numbers? Conclusion: it's hard. it's a fundamental question, but not an easy one to answer. it's better to pretend to know such "obvious" things and move on. | |
| 1721911325817700517 | 231108 002346 | 0:00 js woke up. same breakfast every day. coffee, persimmon, muesli, yogurt https://pic.twitter.com/5XUhCLi2kz | |
| 1721698251282186692 | 231107 101705 | a peggy grammar i wrote 4 months ago. idk how to make it so that we can add an = at the end, like 1+1= https://github.com/yuuki15/calculator/blob/main/src/grammar.pegjs https://pic.twitter.com/28IKqvj9T5 | |
| 1721691717030830143 | 231107 095107 | My calculator uses a thing called Peggy (formerly PEG.js) parser generator. it can calculate 1+1. i want it to be able to handle polynomials like (a+b)^2 => a^2 + 2ab + b^2. https://calculator-online.github.io/ (repo) https://github.com/yuuki15/calculator | |
| 1721638751410278659 | 231107 062039 | i updated my pokemon list. Mega Garchomp will be out on Nov 11. https://www.pokebattler.com/profiles/1124360 https://www.pokebattler.com/profiles/1124361 (repo) https://gist.github.com/yuuki15/ed4e4a08eb56881fb20bdcd7c5bb5882 https://pic.twitter.com/0Pj0yxmAKR | |
| 1721583045503811696 | 231107 023918 | My paper showing that shogi is not a second player win. no errors found yet, but it's possible that the assumptions are not true. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_(Wikimedian)/Blog/Shogi_is_a_first-player_win_or_draw_under_reasonable_assumptions https://pic.twitter.com/VklNO1tKZ6 | |
| 1721483486261846308 | 231106 200341 | 13:00 slept 20:00 woke up 7 in bed | |
| 1721337517830512712 | 231106 102339 | bad. tasteless. (i don't have a plate.) mango may be too sweet for the mild roux. too much. https://pic.twitter.com/jsQyEsOqHg | |
| 1721325125092401398 | 231106 093425 | added 100g of water bc the water was low. then i put in 3 cubes (out of 6). my strategy: minimum water first, add as needed later. | |
| 1721322428607979925 | 231106 092342 | mango chutney paste, House "the curry" mild cubes the paste should've been added with water. there was a bouillon paste packet in the box but i don't use it https://pic.twitter.com/ZZEgFqP5s4 | |
| 1721313571349405921 | 231106 084830 | 300g onion, 30g vegetable oil, 200g pork, 200g water sautéd then added water. idk why it has to be sautéd first. https://pic.twitter.com/8n5v0j54Oz | |
| 1721300991541203188 | 231106 075831 | i use a scale for everything n never use measuring cups or spoons. https://pic.twitter.com/oxaXIpwg6K | |
| 1721298925422780735 | 231106 075018 | making curry today | |
| 1721297826267730341 | 231106 074556 | i don't subscribe to gas. i use this poor portable induction cooktop. https://pic.twitter.com/StTSMzqbjj | |
| 1721244546120507756 | 231106 041413 | Breaking: Othello (aka Reversi) is weakly solved. it is a draw. (not yet peer reviewed.) it was said to be a draw. https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.19387 | |
| 1721211479418978480 | 231106 020249 | i subscribe to: • electricity $120 • water $25 • wastewater $12 • kerosene $20 • fiber optic $50 • SIM $6 sum: $233 per month. (converted ¥100 to $1) | |
| 1721200600828743691 | 231106 011936 | I'm currently using SBI Sumishin Net Bank as my main. bc of 5 free transfers/mo. (rarely use it tho.) i also use Japan Post Bank. that's the only way to pay water bills in my town. | |
| 1720904465388023970 | 231105 054252 | js found a thing called Piped. https://piped.video/playlist?list=PLeGD69-sgIimXRiP_ZuoNTVv1QqOAhp3Y | |
| 1720807141353935341 | 231104 231608 | https://pic.twitter.com/gIMVZfMcAo | |
| 1720807136299778118 | 231104 231607 | revised my paper on the shogi game against chatgpt https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_(Wikimedian)/Blog/ChatGPT_versus_yuuki https://pic.twitter.com/Al0pJFSoJZ | |
| 1720784284397502790 | 231104 214518 | the water office, surprisingly, recos not drinking the first 10 liters of water in the morning. i’ve also noticed the very first water is bad. https://www.city.oshu.iwate.jp/suido/kurashi_suido/1/4394.html | |
| 1720773393941753863 | 231104 210202 | i drink tap water every day. used to hate it tho. to save money n for SDG. | |
| 1720577452081299834 | 231104 080326 | ∠A = arccos(4/5) = arcsin(3/5) = 36.86989764…° ∠B = 90° - ∠A = 53.13010235…° according to wolfram alpha. it’s obvious that these numbers are irrational by Niven’s theorem and transcendental by the Lindemann–Weierstrass theorem. | |
| 1720572119397110218 | 231104 074214 | the area is 4*3/2 = 6. ppl seem confused by the hypotenuse drawn on the bottom. such integer sided right triangles are called pythagorean triangles. since CH : CA = BC : BA or CH : 4 = 3 : 5, CH = 12/5. BH is found by the pythagorean theorem and so is HA. https://pic.twitter.com/pPOKtDaSc9 | |
| 1720554320242807180 | 231104 063130 | A quiz to find the area of the triangle, which only 55.4% of 6th graders in japan got right. i did some research on this. https://president.jp/articles/-/54306 https://pic.twitter.com/1q2YobppxZ | |
| 1720008850961756495 | 231102 182400 | I currently have 2 credit cards. - Amazon MasterCard - Rakuten Pink Card (Amex) i use the former as my main bc amazon is internationally recognized. the latter is only for rakuten. https://pic.twitter.com/qDWJJNJaNj | |
| 1719956847778537744 | 231102 145722 | won’t buy a new macbook pro, am afraid it’s a minor update with no face id or titanium body. | |
| 1719937224094150812 | 231102 133923 | i moved my twitter card to linkedin. https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuukikonno/ converted pdf to png with imagemagick: % convert -density 300 -background white -alpha remove Profile.pdf Profile.png https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1715152218272248112 https://pic.twitter.com/p8jbBzpniO | |
| 1719051239156310396 | 231031 025848 | moved to https://calculator-online.github.io/ (repo) https://github.com/yuuki15/calculator https://twitter.com/yuuki26/status/1675892013592395777 | |
| 1718621692908454033 | 231029 223156 | i hope u can imagine studytwt ppl gathering in my room at night to chat n play games. i’m playing the piano there alone | |
| 1718614178821210577 | 231029 220205 | i’m trying to create a Virtual Academy City in a lonely room with bear | |
| 1718593323815096578 | 231029 203912 | The Other Day I Met a Bear https://pic.twitter.com/Jd65Y737t3 | |
| 1718571118582435994 | 231029 191058 | “Frog Song” (Froschgesang) very hard https://pic.twitter.com/1d3Oyo81uQ | |
| 1718546751244898592 | 231029 173409 | Twinkle Twinkle Little Star practicing piano for the first time in 4 yrs. https://pic.twitter.com/9rBxnHODG8 | |
| 1716986519733358681 | 231025 101421 | pls use any of these in case of emergency or for search purposes. | |
| 1716985890114019389 | 231025 101150 | here are some mirrors of my twitter: - nitter https://nitter.net/yuuki26 - twilog https://twilog.togetter.com/yuuki26 - togetter https://togetter.com/li/2144709 - github https://github.com/yuuki26-230930/yuuki26-230930 - mastodon https://mastodon.social/@yuukikonno - notestock https://notestock.osa-p.net/@yuukikonno@mastodon.social/view | |
| 1716950223090499860 | 231025 075007 | today i went with squash https://pic.twitter.com/3o1eYGkeES | |
| 1716585550369722769 | 231024 074102 | removed all non-code from my github. so that ppl can easily see my substantial projects. https://github.com/yuuki15?tab=repositories | |
| 1716559673761976582 | 231024 055813 | only persimmon n pear this morning. https://pic.twitter.com/0LTWWwWmio | |
| 1716350946110844993 | 231023 160848 | i want a shower gel that can also be used as face wash. im too lazy https://pic.twitter.com/abzlZowuJl | |
| 1716325385216864551 | 231023 142714 | bouta go take a 🛁 | |
| 1716283307699142712 | 231023 114002 | probably the key is “Euclidean theorem”: gcd(a, b) = gcd(b, a mod b). i.e., the gcd of two numbers equals the gcd of some smaller numbers. smtg like gcd(32, 24) equals gcd(24, 8). the algorithm may be based on this theorem. so the question is why this holds. | |
| 1716274763440521501 | 231023 110605 | i’m currently researching the Euclidean algorithm function gcd(a, b) { if (b === 0) { return Math.abs(a); } return gcd(b, a % b); } but haven’t figured it out yet. seems this can also be applied to polynomials n is related to Bézout’s identity etc., tho. | |
| 1716234048803078587 | 231023 082417 | bear’s basking in the sun on my table | |
| 1716208123847840042 | 231023 064116 | actually it was 12,000 JPY. from now on i’ll tweet ¥100 as $1 for the best understanding. | |
| 1716203052565221629 | 231023 062107 | bought a Nitori gaming floor chair $120. ⭐☆☆☆☆ this isn’t supposed to be put on a mattress. hard n uncomfortable. all i rlly wanted was a backrest. https://pic.twitter.com/KTWZ3wJO1n | |
| 1716195380621152537 | 231023 055038 | slept today too slept at 20:00 woke up at 4:00 | |
| 1716027705743773717 | 231022 184421 | still no Scizor, Absol, etc. (no Metagross, Lucario, or Galarian Darmanitan either.) | |
| 1716018293960585618 | 231022 180658 | When I started this acc 2 yrs ago, I wanted Charizard. And now I have 5. - Fire Spin/Blast Burn* - Dragon Breath*/BB*/Dragon Claw - Wing Attack*/BB* - Ember*/BB* - Air Slash/BB* https://pic.twitter.com/9TX8Wbvp67 | |
| 1715974488423014487 | 231022 151253 | i’ve tons of persimmons in the fridge for a month n they’re totally fine. | |
| 1715971435598934210 | 231022 150046 | i’ve basically only got meat n onions | |
| 1715661836715016192 | 231021 183031 | Anime i recently watched 2022 - kiki’s delivery service - the tale of the princess kaguya - re:zero s1 2020 - detective conan all eps 2019 - tokyo ghoul s1-3 - demon slayer s1 2017 - age 12 s1-2 | |
| 1715661609660477639 | 231021 182937 | It’s been 7 yrs since i decided to watch Your Name. heard it’s a fad. | |
| 1715643131947892811 | 231021 171612 | or at least 3, to play the game of life. | |
| 1715642618355352062 | 231021 171409 | i want 10 friends to play a game of werewolf (aka mafia). | |
| 1715549464813785380 | 231021 110400 | i’m currently organizing my research. https://min.togetter.com/id/yuuki26 | |
| 1715540484766990819 | 231021 102819 | this is called a generating function n was discovered by de Moivre in the 18c, according to wiki. seems using aₙ = aₙ₋₁ + aₙ₋₂, it follows 𝑓(x) = x/(1 - x - x²). n some reasoning leads to aₙ = (ϕⁿ - (-ϕ)⁻ⁿ)/√5. | |
| 1715534537176871194 | 231021 100441 | • Recurrence relation seems one way to find an exact formula for a sequence like aₙ = 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, … is the “inverse of the Taylor expansion.” its known that eˣ = 1/0! x⁰ + 1/1! x¹ + 1/2! x² + …, but the idea is to find 𝑓 such that 𝑓(x) = 1x¹ + 1x² + 2x³ + 3x⁴ + …. | |
| 1715518178577526840 | 231021 085941 | 0.999…=1 is obvious if the lhs is viewed as a limit. there’s no doubt that 0.999… is getting closer to 1. | |
| 1715518118716481578 | 231021 085926 | • Limit lim[x→∞] f(x) = L basically means that the point where the value gets closer (as x gets larger) is L. nothing more, nothing less. not smtg like “equals L after infinite steps.” (idk if such an interpretation is possible in higher math.) | |
| 1715501617255010601 | 231021 075352 | • Consider drawing a figure using only a function that draws a point (x,y) on a plane, say, drawPoint(x,y). considering drawing a line leads to the equation of a line. considering drawing a circle leads to trig functions. | |
| 1715496551290691921 | 231021 073344 | however, it was discovered that this can be interpreted as the point (x,y) being moved to (e,f) by the matrix ((a,b),(c,d)). (by Cayley in the 19th century, according to wikipedia.) so matrix multiplication represents the composition of maps f∘g, and so on. | |
| 1715496410366259377 | 231021 073311 | My current understanding of mathematics. • Matrices are linear maps. matrices were historically just a notation for simultaneous equations with coefficients and variables separated. e.g. writing ax + by = e cx + dy = f as (a b)(x) = (e) (c d)(y) = (f). | |
| 1715458361880441222 | 231021 050159 | deleted my ts complex number class. (archive) https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yuuki15/Complex.js/main/%2A | |
| 1715427009281810589 | 231021 025724 | i forgot my ROG Phone 5s Pro (2021–2023) | |
| 1715208853384511668 | 231020 123032 | i signed up for Rakuten Mobile n got a Rakuten Hand, then MNP’d to Y Mobile, got an Oppo n cancelled immediately. | |
| 1715203896694481231 | 231020 121050 | I bought Rakuten Hand 5G for $10 n Oppo A55s 5G for $20. (i never use multi acc. just use the same acc on multi devices.) https://pic.twitter.com/JXoSECPXsS | |
| 1715181336208519383 | 231020 104111 | please refer to my channel for details. https://www.youtube.com/@yuuki15 | |
| 1715179960371953666 | 231020 103543 | reposting my face for new ppl https://pic.twitter.com/AHUZbLHZnV | |
| 1715164407410352535 | 231020 093355 | i’m ngsb.¹ i never drink or smoke. my trainer level is 50. things i didn’t include. ¹ no girlfriend since birth | |
| 1715157209602990307 | 231020 090519 | i mean, it’d be nice to know what background ppl r tweeting from. | |
| 1715152218272248112 | 231020 084529 | Created my biodata. 𝕏 should’ve this feature so we can see what 📱 ppl r using in the iphone vs android war. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hxW9GeBESb7CE66FCfcD5RXLQYIQsioALn0hLodsZsc/edit https://pic.twitter.com/sRp0uKah2O | |
| 1709466415558717696 | 231004 161208 | there was a point where a lot of water was coming out js for the record (tama hibiki [gem sounding] falls) https://pic.twitter.com/pFbOCgYTXG | |
| 1709455468366553413 | 231004 152838 | conclusion: speleology is hard. i still havent figured out what a limestone cave is. it could be commercial caves arent interesting. | |
| 1709450467036500448 | 231004 150846 | the sign at the entrance said no photography but i js found a review that said they were told photography was allowed | |
| 1709448905874665482 | 231004 150233 | on the other side of the roadway was the Ryūsen New Cave Science Museum, where photography was prohibited. this was another cave, more academic. https://maps.app.goo.gl/iqKCJSqWvxi4GLrD6 | |
| 1709442966753104022 | 231004 143857 | at the end, there was a way back up the stairs to the entrance. do not take video while climbing stairs https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1709442966753104022 https://pic.twitter.com/aewMXx6rmh | |
| 1709442498618094021 | 231004 143706 | the passage was narrow but solid n there were several wheelchair users. | |
| 1709430073537732859 | 231004 134743 | glad i hadnt received my iphone 15 yet i couldve dropped the phone. | |
| 1709428028462223550 | 231004 133936 | seems most ppl visit to see such blue lakes. https://pic.twitter.com/CwtTgcRwWH | |
| 1709424246634463359 | 231004 132434 | seems it was ~15c (59f) near the entrance n ~10c (50f) at the back. | |
| 1709422691416236114 | 231004 131823 | so ryusendo was full of exhibits with no scientific explanation, like this “cave venus.” https://pic.twitter.com/AtH1Oc9L86 | |
| 1709411771109556275 | 231004 123500 | the second exhibit “the outline of ryusendo cave” and “bats of ryusendo cave.” https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1709411771109556275 https://pic.twitter.com/PhxYHx1Tk4 | |
| 1709405458115547325 | 231004 120955 | the first exhibition “the abyss of longevity.” https://pic.twitter.com/5MbiHKNyrd | |
| 1709399606537162817 | 231004 114639 | from the entrance to the first exhibition. the floor was wet. it was cold.¹ the passage was narrow. ¹ the inside was 16 c (61 f) while the outside was 19 c (66 f). https://pic.twitter.com/LeGlGSqeY3 | |
| 1709392416988443038 | 231004 111805 | so on sep 25, i went to Ryūsendō Cave in Iwaizumi, Iwate. the street view below best describes the front of the entrance. https://maps.app.goo.gl/Tq3y1aQog28oajESA | |
| 1708591174250873151 | 231002 061414 | we could learn a lot of literature from animated short films. such as shakespeare’s macbeth. when i was little, there was educational software called “Momonga Club” by JustSystems, which included animations such as Shūji Terayama’s “I Want to Dance But I Can’t Dance.” | |
| 1708582706185970008 | 231002 054035 | today i ate soba while watching Takita Yū Rakugo Theater: Toki Soba. https://youtu.be/rB01N5YnZiQ https://pic.twitter.com/GeevWQCACE | |
| 1708499587869368405 | 231002 001018 | @slit4gojo i meant it as a metaphor. (pls see my previous tweets.) tho i couldve fallen off the platform fr i was so lucky | |
| 1708250534354858145 | 231001 074039 | this was an elementary school until 1999 but no longer. the current building was built in 2007. there’s a restaurant n a gift shop. the restaurant uses school desks. that’s all. no music room or nurse’s office we wanna stay in. | |
| 1708237135185125700 | 231001 064725 | im an unschooler but i love school. i hope one day to create a true school: - no teachers - no lectures - no exams - a place for (independent) study - everyone is a girl except for me | |
| 1708228279004492004 | 231001 061213 | roadside station “Mitakai branch school.” its located past Lake Gandō, an artificial lake in Yabukawa, one of the most coldest place in japan except Hokkaido. https://maps.app.goo.gl/v8g4eaz4mf1hRYb46 | |
| 1708218558722052462 | 231001 053336 | i went to school for the first time in 18 yrs. first i ordered ramen. https://www.instagram.com/p/CxqSAGZSZSZ/ https://pic.twitter.com/RCUjkjs4zY | |
| 1708210349877399996 | 231001 050059 | i fell off the cliff but was unharmed n took the elevator back. half an hour late i was able to meet my parents. | |
| 1708207419396960604 | 231001 044920 | seems i had cerebral anemia. i saw the red sign for the womens restroom n knew there was an accessible restroom next to it. i didnt know there was a restroom on the train. | |
| 1708197228186161340 | 231001 040850 | on sep 25, i almost died. i had a stomachache n felt sick on the train. i got off halfway but atm i went blind. yellow. white. sun. “huh…? where…?” “restroom…” oh here it is… on my first visit to Iwate Kawaguchi Station, i miraculously found a restroom with my eyes closed. | |
| 1705910402838614349 | 230924 204148 | in jpn "QOL improvement" would be one way of saying this | |
| 1705904553970094521 | 230924 201834 | i wonder what academic discipline it would fit into to examine what pillow i should use, buy a can crusher, get the hpv vaccine, or use the brave browser. euthenics ("science of efficient living") seems to be the best. | |
| 1705520171404710319 | 230923 185110 | i paid povo ¥6,000 for 10 mos (purchased 15gb). ¥600/mo. tho i pay ¥5,000/mo for fiber optic. | |
| 1705219737712570774 | 230922 225721 | made salisbury steak for dinner https://www.instagram.com/p/Cxfs_cEyZw1/ https://pic.twitter.com/zUFxqy39Am | |
| 1705217733099462734 | 230922 224923 | finally bought a dinner table. for ¥40,000 ($400). https://pic.twitter.com/9tof3KPIDw | |
| 1704482213088092369 | 230920 220642 | i decided to have 120 each of max potion n revive. n some potions (for rocket). note i keep 1 of each so that the position is preserved. https://pic.twitter.com/r7rhFZItq6 | |
| 1704447755437924740 | 230920 194946 | old japanese literature r written in chinese fsr. to research kagome kagome or princess kaguya, reading chinese is essential. | |
| 1704443627722662060 | 230920 193322 | the ones with the fewest strokes. many kanji are missing. https://pic.twitter.com/tnq3hgdZXU | |
| 1704438987182457018 | 230920 191456 | kanji is such an illogical system that it invents thousands of characters. much more convenient to use 26 letters, except for x | |
| 1704423711917363433 | 230920 181414 | the only page worth reading. the kanji with the most strokes. 𪚥, 𠔻 (64) and 䨻 (52) are present. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%F0%AA%9A%A5 https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%F0%A0%94%BB https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E4%A8%BB https://pic.twitter.com/7BGfuZW333 | |
| 1704412181356314785 | 230920 172825 | turning my x into a Virtual Research Park n my room into a Virtual Research Park Room. | |
| 1704408898688389241 | 230920 171522 | i bought the Great Chinese-Japanese Dictionary. modern intellectuals dont read books. just for decoration. https://pic.twitter.com/EWqtvvnM6R | |
| 1702840485461512194 | 230916 092303 | theres an es that was closed in 2010. atp seems there were 6 students per grade. | |
| 1702609537256054792 | 230915 180521 | featured in haikyuu which im not interested in at all | |
| 1702605431565132211 | 230915 174902 | the scenery around my house. 360° the same. no stop lights or any businesses. nor do i have a driver’s license so i buy an online grocery once a month. https://pic.twitter.com/BtPHQ2JOFl | |
| 1702432488130257165 | 230915 062149 | bought this silicone case so yuuki-ish https://pic.twitter.com/FomLRybsJC | |
| 1702115145663856648 | 230914 092049 | *9pm JST (12pm UTC / 5am PDT) | |
| 1702108158712283495 | 230914 085303 | cash at bank ¥480,595 cash on hand ¥24,040 total assets ¥504,635 liabilities ¥189,800 net assets ¥314,835 | |
| 1702097207183155486 | 230914 080932 | iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB White Titanium ¥189,800 ordered. 36*¥5,272/mo. seems i can preorder on sep 15 at 9am actually. it’ll be released on sep 22. | |
| 1702055852948033909 | 230914 052512 | slept 12 | |
| 1701731075553206624 | 230913 075439 | ive lived alone in this house since i was 11 after dropping out of elementary school. but atp i’d a problem with grandma,¹ and i officially started living here in 2017 at 23. ¹ i purchased a $3000 computer but grandma refused to receive it. | |
| 1701636814786662728 | 230913 014006 | this house is said to have been built by my grandfather himself in ~1971, incredibly. (died in 1994) with carpenters, tho. in ~1983, my mother (24) funded the addition. then in ~2005 further additions were made n we’re where we are. | |
| 1701629049485901920 | 230913 010914 | on the right is my great uncle's barn (died in 1999), which is full of garbage such as farm equipment. | |
| 1701623903192338505 | 230913 004847 | my house, formerly my grandmother's house (died in 2008). i live upstairs on my princess bed with my hands connected to my macbook 24/7. https://pic.twitter.com/NpwdVfqfyx | |
| 1701362919273816246 | 230912 073144 | cleaned the kitchen floor. actually i need to clean from the ceiling. | |
| 1701234380230848579 | 230911 230058 | slept for 8 hrs, 15 hrs total i wonder if im refurbished | |
| 1701053314794659991 | 230911 110128 | js slept for 7 hrs going back to bed | |
| 1701032080455381396 | 230911 093706 | first breakfast back in my home https://www.instagram.com/p/CxCA1_cylFo/ | |
| 1701023860701737400 | 230911 090426 | please help yourself to some rare drinks from around the world in the closet of my room. https://pic.twitter.com/1XigsKURrT | |
| 1700871808474382745 | 230910 230014 | i felt as if a movie were being shown outside the window. i wondered why - is the sky blue - are clouds white - is grass green iirc the sky is blue bc of Rayleigh scattering. https://pic.twitter.com/pjkIVH2c6O | |
| 1700561999795454217 | 230910 022910 | i’ll try goat milk smtm. thing im not comfortable w in eng is saying "try" when i eat smtg. im an omnivore n hardly ever reject foods. | |
| 1700550892376711428 | 230910 014502 | ate sushi, went home, went out to play pokemon go w my family n walked 2.6 km (1.6 mi). now im back in bear's happy bed. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cw-VPytJA7o/ | |
| 1700546332887486518 | 230910 012655 | *i often bathed in it and loved it | |
| 1700545325088342459 | 230910 012254 | *i bathed often and loved it | |
| 1700543214019641708 | 230910 011431 | Kanegasaki Onsen in Kanegasaki, Iwate had such a thing as a milk bath until 2005. i bathe often and loved this. tweeting this for the record. cr: http://www.yumeguri.com/tabi/0408/kanegasaki.html https://pic.twitter.com/ISGfmerhas | |
| 1700528207538135514 | 230910 001453 | i like this monster best. 1/3 the amount n sugar but the same caffeine. cans can be crushed while glass bottles r more portable. https://pic.twitter.com/fUPcuxIXQs | |
| 1700425766364692632 | 230909 172749 | going to a hot spring ✌ | |
| 1700052470662332913 | 230908 164429 | yday i drank coffee n tea simultaneously n felt luxurious gonna do that every day | |
| 1700049684725633126 | 230908 163324 | woke up today too slept at 7am n woke up at 4pm | |
| 1699850791035589061 | 230908 032304 | for the followers who come virtually to my house i mean | |
| 1699848864008687729 | 230908 031525 | i wonder if i’d prepare ready to eat foods for my guests bc i cant cook | |
| 1699832731645964738 | 230908 021119 | my granduncles numismatic collection is quite incomplete. i start my collection from scratch. for the current coins, i collect rare year ones. currently have: ¥1: s64 ¥5: h11 ¥10: s61, s64, h25 ¥50: h18 ¥100: h13 ¥500: r3 ¥500 (new): r3 not all r rare https://pic.twitter.com/uvkEYmAVjx | |
| 1699823852455329882 | 230908 013602 | besides science museums, limestone caves would also be a starting point for natural science research. i’ll go next time | |
| 1699811474418315451 | 230908 004651 | ive 2 doraemon educational books. - Doraemon Fushigi (Wonderful) Science, 1994 - Doraemon Big Science, 1997 these have some actual manga followed by scientific explanations. too cryptic, not intellectual imo. https://pic.twitter.com/iCZz31GXNV | |
| 1699800056910729466 | 230908 000128 | im home now https://pic.twitter.com/5bg1gQA57N | |
| 1699749505174745111 | 230907 204036 | gonna walk with mom again | |
| 1699743570985709854 | 230907 201701 | turning my room in my parents house into a Second Academic City Room. first i placed the most intellectual books i have, the doraemon manga. https://pic.twitter.com/zUE0BTDvG7 | |
| 1699727156396388834 | 230907 191148 | ate breakfast 😊 lets drink coffee | |
| 1699709169530442062 | 230907 180019 | i reco an eye mask to everyone. but idk if it affects forehead wrinkles. | |
| 1699705870244835541 | 230907 174713 | i open the curtains and sleep with an eye mask. somnologists reco ppl sleep with the curtains closed. (bc the sunrise makes sleep shallow) however ive found ppl who wake up at night can become depressed if they sleep with the curtains closed during the day. | |
| 1699523727044522154 | 230907 054326 | i was also surprised by this. kuala lumpur, malaysia at 6am. it rlly just looks like 10pm. cr: https://4travel.jp/travelogue/11528709 https://pic.twitter.com/TA4MQwpuYR | |
| 1699509577702658374 | 230907 044713 | i recently learned there’re countries where august is winter. seems there’re the northern and southern hemispheres, and japan is in the former. | |
| 1699506024829346103 | 230907 043306 | my recent catches. i dont screenshot every single thing n brag about it at my level https://pic.twitter.com/mQVLV1aDFN | |
| 1699501484772098334 | 230907 041503 | a coconut drink. not so good. however its a very rare one from thailand https://pic.twitter.com/Wn414yZhTM | |
| 1699490586267365400 | 230907 033145 | i remembered im also interested in ghosts. luckily my hometown has many haunted places. i’ll start my research next year | |
| 1699485708887420979 | 230907 031222 | midnight snack again. 3am. living room couch. the precure stickers i put on when i was little (19yo) https://pic.twitter.com/3H50CkdPKl | |
| 1699423674523165041 | 230906 230552 | im using this dining table but this is too small i wanna replace it https://pic.twitter.com/2mi0s1wuss | |
| 1699412662319190283 | 230906 222206 | i also use a ¥40,000 ($400) canopy bed frame. it acts like a mosquito net n is actually good. | |
| 1699406086514589713 | 230906 215559 | im on this 24/7. my room is 6 tatami (10 ㎡) n i dont have a couch ig its the best thing ive ever bought bc sleep is important. | |
| 1699399437989146885 | 230906 212933 | finished the zygarde research 6/6 | |
| 1699377754234384772 | 230906 200324 | gonna go play pokemon go with mom | |
| 1699377021703405800 | 230906 200029 | i’d like to share again from the top of my head to the tip of my toes n from the time i wake up until i go to bed. i sleep on this Serta mattress. bought it in 2020 for ¥60,000 (like $600). https://pic.twitter.com/IWddtPGFul | |
| 1699299561070579817 | 230906 145241 | i want to lay Plarails in the air of my house im not interested in trains tho | |
| 1699073644465700979 | 230905 235458 | ate a sweet potato butter frappuccino n i thought starbucks is best eaten in the fall i got a spoon, opened the lid n ate it with 🥄. i believe thats what gastronomes do https://www.instagram.com/p/CwzbhptptB0/ | |
| 1699063837096644865 | 230905 231600 | got my 67th elite collector and broke the f2p world record https://pic.twitter.com/qXKZHNits8 | |
| 1698009249232687431 | 230903 012527 | My covid log. from ōmagari to a pcr positive. https://pic.twitter.com/g7ZelCd6Zj | |
| 1697883998851039292 | 230902 170745 | xocova i eat every day. ¥7,000+ (like $70) per tablet. i got 7 which is worth ¥50,000. (it was free bc its publicly funded) definitely the most expensive food ive ever eaten. https://pic.twitter.com/RcqciAMyFs | |
| 1697442084448522701 | 230901 115144 | @juyozip ty | |
| 1697292908217475348 | 230901 015858 | im taking a drug called Xocova. tranexamic acid n ambroxol also. | |
| 1697287029812285908 | 230901 013536 | i thought my sore throat was from sleeping with a fan in my face. i had no idea it was covid. i was last vaccinated on nov 20 2022 (4th). the spring-summer (may-aug) 2023 vaccine was only for 65+ etc. only from sep to all. that was too late for the ōmagari fireworks on aug 26. | |
| 1697262827290104301 | 230831 235926 | 36.9 c (98.4 f) my fever has gone down (i havent taken calonal for 16 hrs) severe sore throat still. had my mother's sichuan mapo tofu | |
| 1697014956716380524 | 230831 073429 | @sngosne thank u | |
| 1696772875980767548 | 230830 153232 | @irisscim thank you | |
| 1696766031753019605 | 230830 150521 | BREAKING: I got COVID. Confirmed by a doctor. | |
| 1696558986907079150 | 230830 012237 | 38.3 gn | |
| 1696480619302154396 | 230829 201113 | 37.5 c but took calonal | |
| 1696421924174168256 | 230829 161759 | 38.7 c (101.7 f) i ate | |
| 1696337718647664967 | 230829 104323 | 37.1℃ (98.8℉) | |
| 1696335242280247719 | 230829 103332 | my throat hurts i slept with a fan on my face | |
| 1695873495392043147 | 230828 035843 | i love this kurobori font bc only intellectuals can read it. many experts cant. i got interested in the history of shogi pieces in Tendō, Yamagata | |
| 1695864417337192510 | 230828 032239 | got new shogi pieces recently by Gyokuzan, aka Kyūtoku (born Kōzō Itō, 1918-1997) gardenia collinsiae, kurobori, hand carved im guessing its from ~1970 it was unopened until i opened it https://pic.twitter.com/Pp08CftAmK | |
| 1695829054417428768 | 230828 010208 | now im back in bear's bed | |
| 1695817432688890315 | 230828 001557 | yell exchange (ōmagari fireworks festival) the pyrotechnicians r shining their lights from very far away. spectators shine their lights back. https://pic.twitter.com/02YK9eZ6IX | |
| 1695500732479242388 | 230827 031730 | https://pic.twitter.com/sWP34Rv3DT | |
| 1695495395667755015 | 230827 025617 | Baba Hera Ice (Grandma Spatula Ice Cream) https://pic.twitter.com/8rPJ9DBLnK | |
| 1695310698228617475 | 230826 144222 | my further interest: imported beverages black currant NZ bought at Ezuriko Shopping Center Pal in Kitakami tasted like cassis. https://pic.twitter.com/NnAAyaBRUV | |
| 1695257861918498916 | 230826 111225 | got outrage salamence https://pic.twitter.com/xpy3caOGn6 | |
| 1695119616572346533 | 230826 020305 | i immediately looked at the tag and learned the breed. then in sep 2017, i ordered the same dog online from the Aeon VIP lounge. what arrived, however, was a slightly different dog. exactly the same breed tho. i shouldve gone to a brick and mortar store. | |
| 1695113615303483762 | 230826 013914 | ive 4 pets. 2 dogs n 2 bears. of them, only the larger 🐩 is pedigreed. theyre a Toys R Us Fluffy White Dog. i saw it at Homac in Mizusawa in ~2017 n fell in love. (this is an actual photo i took illegally in the store at that time.) https://pic.twitter.com/rMW34YIrfS | |
| 1694348065388270022 | 230823 225712 | gyūtan in yakiniku, which is different from that in Sendai. often called tan. almost the same. bc those r beef tongue. confirmed this one is better https://pic.twitter.com/vI9jfWFNE9 | |
| 1694342114652381478 | 230823 223334 | went to yakiniku n ate morioka reimen cold noodles again https://www.instagram.com/p/CwSaRA5pCDW/ | |
| 1694232789581770755 | 230823 151909 | got enough primal energy for groudon and kyogre but no hundos | |
| 1693302404941295746 | 230821 014208 | ill get salamence on the 26th (sat) | |
| 1693298827070169149 | 230821 012755 | created live lists of all my pokemon. https://www.pokebattler.com/profiles/1124360 https://www.pokebattler.com/profiles/1124361 (source) https://github.com/yuuki15/yuukis-pokemon any unreflected changes to these lists should be listed here: https://min.togetter.com/QlBNRl7 | |
| 1693186332191863129 | 230820 180054 | i collected all my research interests here. https://min.togetter.com/id/yuuki26 | |
| 1692938624302817474 | 230820 013635 | my fav one. even tho itd be justa solar cell. https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1692938624302817474 https://pic.twitter.com/jKw7aC2BMT | |
| 1692932567702389042 | 230820 011231 | an exhibit titled "conservation of momentum." not rlly interested but a lil curious. https://pic.twitter.com/ezgR8cwjq5 | |
| 1692918181697142847 | 230820 001522 | In this device, the object is placed upside down in the center of the sphere and illuminated by light, so the image appears upright. | |
| 1692918136956399620 | 230820 001511 | DeepL: When an object is placed in the center of the concave mirror's sphere, light striking the object is reflected by the concave mirror, creating an upside-down image at the same location. When we see this image, we think the object is there. | |
| 1692916391429759191 | 230820 000815 | an exhibit. i see ice cream in the hole, but there was no ice cream anywhere. idk why https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1692916391429759191 https://pic.twitter.com/U6dvvRTKCb | |
| 1692901806878417359 | 230819 231018 | first there was ring puzzles, tower of hanoi, etc. im a high iq but dont do puzzles bc theyre a waste of time. will research them someday. https://pic.twitter.com/Mcvzx3jqvD | |
| 1692890529485177188 | 230819 222529 | first of all, there was such a thing as a Foucault pendulum, but it wasnt working today. seems this is shifting and the blocks falling down. - why tf does that happen? - how does it keep swinging?? idk https://youtu.be/dfqAArbCHnE | |
| 1692881161775616463 | 230819 214815 | then we crossed the bridge to the science museum it was 33℃ (91°F) https://pic.twitter.com/ATyUiGCSsF | |
| 1692877303808704940 | 230819 213256 | first we ate gyūtan (beef tongue) at Rikyū in Morioka Station. ⭐ ☆☆☆☆ this differs from gyūtan in yakiniku restaurants. its served with barley rice and tail soup and originated in Sendai. i suspect some japanese dont know. this was too salty. https://www.instagram.com/p/CwHJd1xJd8_/ | |
| 1692866382994546797 | 230819 204932 | went to the Children's Museum of Science in Morioka with mom. for science, its better to go to a science museum than to read doraemon educational manga imo. | |
| 1692488002793030049 | 230818 194559 | Shari Cola is a carbonated amazake but smoother than expected https://www.instagram.com/p/CwC1ppsp17p/ | |
| 1692486356151226516 | 230818 193926 | Kura Sushi in Mizusawa ⭐☆☆☆☆ no sushi at all. orders were often wrong. too salty. dirty. https://www.instagram.com/p/CwC1lyQpFII/ | |
| 1692446418760339600 | 230818 170045 | "study" is school centered, so i propose to call it "research" | |
| 1692444980604739589 | 230818 165502 | i want to establish an Online Academic City. its a research park where ppl who do non-school learning gather, on the internet. i want my x to be the center of it. | |
| 1692425716611080664 | 230818 153829 | started to create my photo book here. will add more later https://www.pinterest.com/yuuki40/yuuki/ | |
| 1692396762835693771 | 230818 134326 | very sweet as it has ~30g of sugar. like Calorie Mate Drink | |
| 1692377965219192908 | 230818 122844 | Meiji Mei Balance Mini cocoa flavored stolen from my paternal grandmas house. ill investigate what this is. https://pic.twitter.com/pv3hFB3hnp | |
| 1691443653800333312 | 230815 223607 | @kiaglaya it was a ¥1000 cut but it was good 😊✌ | |
| 1691375608780017664 | 230815 180544 | got my 4th hundo charizard 1) Fire Spin/BB*/Overheat 2) Wing Attack*/BB* 3) Dragon Breath*/BB*/Dragon Claw 4) Ember*/BB* in the future. | |
| 1691359282653007872 | 230815 170051 | got a haircut | |
| 1690959870608941056 | 230814 143344 | most were my great uncle Tomokichi Jūmonji (1919-1999)'s. seems the top left Kōbu Tsūhō is the oldest and was used in japan before 1682 https://pic.twitter.com/YLRZ8z19yE | |
| 1690622113466466304 | 230813 161136 | evolved. waiting for ash greninja https://pic.twitter.com/snPuAZd7eP | |
| 1690592041816981504 | 230813 141207 | id like to show you my numismatic collection again Series B-E (1950-present) https://pic.twitter.com/YCunVSadiS | |
| 1690530068026830848 | 230813 100551 | arrived at my parents house https://pic.twitter.com/l7dW2gpW7N | |
| 1690123497303842817 | 230812 071017 | Onsen. often stay here. (taken last night) i woke up @ 4am and its 7am https://pic.twitter.com/yko9CkFmvy | |
| 1690107323954388992 | 230812 060601 | ate actinidia arguta (hardy kiwi) soft serve for lunch tasted like peaches https://instagram.com/p/Cvyk3RtpmWG/ | |
| 1689831186938441728 | 230811 114845 | mowed the grass, cleaned the house, heat stroke | |
| 1689743827186180098 | 230811 060136 | greek yogurt, alara fruit & nut crunch muesli, cashew nuts, fruit and coffee i eat every morning also ate honey-flavored umeboshi (pickled plums) today https://www.instagram.com/p/CvxvN9ESe0f/ | |
| 1689725260973707264 | 230811 044750 | birds are singing as usual | |
| 1689720675244675072 | 230811 042937 | 🧸 had taken over my pillow | |
| 1689718463516864513 | 230811 042049 | i went to bed at 3 pm. ate sushi, went back to sleep and now (4 am) im up total of 10 hrs sleep thats called irregular sleep-wake rhythm | |
| 1689715504003334145 | 230811 040904 | parents came to my house. its the Bon festival. i live alone in my late grandma's house. | |
| 1688979669532479488 | 230809 032507 | BREAKING: I am 163.6 cm (5'4.4") tall and weigh 49.3 kg (108.7 lbs). Confirmed by a doctor. | |
| 1688862821180981249 | 230808 194048 | @juyozip tysm i wanna turn my room and twitter into an intellectual research space | |
| 1688616612352634883 | 230808 032228 | @loafofsunshine oh really ty | |
| 1688566044661522433 | 230808 000131 | id like to reintroduce you to my room doesnt look intelligent but all i need is a macbook https://pic.twitter.com/9hFcFHzIA5 | |
| 1688219472539127809 | 230807 010422 | got 5 rayquaza in london using remote pass but no hundo | |
| 1687737539275231232 | 230805 170920 | let P = {2, 3, 5} consider N = 2*3*5 + 1 if N is prime: then N is a prime not in P if N is composite: then N has a prime factor not in P (N isn't divisible by any of P) in both cases theres a prime not in P no matter how P is chosen this holds so therere inf many primes | |
| 1687735368370528256 | 230805 170043 | Euclid's theorem: there're inf many primes. seems his proof means any primes prove the existence of another prime. hence weve no choice but to assume theyre infinite. | |
| 1687711023418019842 | 230805 152358 | researching mathematics from scratch n thinking abt what numbers r. conclusion: its hard. best to admit u know smtg "obvious" n move on. | |
| 1687553243356835840 | 230805 045701 | sleeping with 🐶 today | |
| 1687528125201055756 | 230805 031712 | any dictionary that doesnt have 木 in 井 (𪱶, 木 + 4 strokes) is fake https://en.glyphwiki.org/wiki/u2ac76 | |
| 1687522760069697537 | 230805 025553 | recently realized theres no good kanji dictionary left: macos character viewer right: reality https://pic.twitter.com/K1FfB89xpO | |
| 1687290489949540356 | 230804 113255 | ngl im woken up by the sound of birds my neighbor has 🐓 i can hardly hear that voice anymore (im used to it) | |
| 1687124420186218496 | 230804 003301 | posting bear again since its been awhile https://pic.twitter.com/0sfpanXJAX | |
| 1686770831483920384 | 230803 010759 | stopped using pokemon sleep bc its not as handy as Sleep Cycle i want all pokemon to be erased | |
| 1685592458066116609 | 230730 190533 | @kiaglaya i wanted to joke that i see tons of images of schoolgirls (in uniform) as pinterest gives me images similar to what ive seen that was a sexist inappropriate joke sorry | |
| 1685589531838537728 | 230730 185355 | @kiaglaya hii actually i read your tweet and thought you sounded like me | |
| 1675901929929555968 | 230704 011851 | june 30 i dropped the AC adapter on top of my macbook and the screen was damaged | |
| 1675899398528675842 | 230704 010847 | % sudo npm install -g peggy % peggy --format es -o src/Expression.mjs src/Expression.pegjs | |
| 1675898643755171843 | 230704 010548 | seems theres such a thing as a parser generator. with ANTLR4, you cant write evaluation code in the grammar, which i found difficult. so im using peggyjs | |
| 1675894854163787780 | 230704 005044 | the shunting yard algorithm cant be used for mathematical expressions. it only works with infix notation. it cant handle unary operations such as -2. | |
| 1675892013592395777 | 230704 003927 | working on a calculator project i started 4 years ago https://calcultor.github.io/ im using Peggy (formerly PEG.js) to generate a parser from the formal grammar https://github.com/calcultor/calcultor.github.io/blob/main/src/Expression.pegjs | |
| 1673722842972602370 | 230628 005956 | changed from @/YuukiknnoJpn to @/YuukiknnoJa | |
| 1672644981264117760 | 230625 013654 | i wanna keep my tweets forever, but im tempted to delete them bc im atelophobic if they keep showing up when i search for my legal name, good | |
| 1672639317083136002 | 230625 011423 | my professional name is ゆうき in jpn and yuuki in eng. my legal name 金野裕希 in my un isnt part of my name. this is added so that even if i delete my acc, my tweets will appear when people search for my legal name (if theyre archived somewhere). | |
| 1672634817878319105 | 230625 005631 | bc no one can read it | |
| 1672633961204293632 | 230625 005307 | created my japanese acc i never use jpn so i wont use it for anything https://twitter.com/YuukiknnoJpn | |
| 1671813462400577536 | 230622 183244 | https://pic.twitter.com/nEgKc4QGXz | |
| 1671813460014022656 | 230622 183244 | id like to introduce you to my prized pokemon again (excluding Mega) i want Outrage Salamence https://pic.twitter.com/wezwydwi8S | |
| 1671004285281218561 | 230620 125722 | slept 10 😊 | |
| 1669905321605693440 | 230617 121028 | the app called Pinterest should be restricted. it displays many images of schoolgirls collected with sexual intent. many are in uniform tho | |
| 1669657247704547332 | 230616 194443 | im now known as yuukiknno | |
| 1669238861426294784 | 230615 160212 | changed my username from konyuuk to yuukikno. always refer to https://yuukikonno.com/ for updates. | |
| 1667971205280694272 | 230612 040459 | dad taught me how to use a string trimmer yesterday | |
| 1667968753458446336 | 230612 035514 | woke up for the first time in 8 hours | |
| 1667280061731426304 | 230610 061837 | seems the 13" M1 MacBook Air (2020) hasn't gotten any cheaper in list price in the last 3 years. buying it now could be a loss | |
| 1667250923494600704 | 230610 042250 | 4 hrs. total 9. ig im done | |
| 1667158955179556865 | 230609 221723 | people in Iwate Prefecture often eat Morioka Reimen at yakiniku restaurants. i wonder if Tokyo really doesnt have such a culture https://pic.twitter.com/EIqZvvq0wR | |
| 1667146242118283264 | 230609 212652 | went to yakiniku https://pic.twitter.com/zqxUamcRKJ | |
| 1667090866970718208 | 230609 174650 | 5 hours | |
| 1667007628260655104 | 230609 121604 | cleaned the whole house 🛁🫧👼✨🚿🥰 sleep | |
| 1666955045877809153 | 230609 084708 | clean the bath | |
| 1666878501935251463 | 230609 034258 | took out the garbage | |
| 1666766316663914496 | 230608 201711 | slept 11 hours | |
| 1666559281108328454 | 230608 063430 | among PCs i currently recommend MacBooks bc 1) last longer and cost less 2) the trackpad is good get an MB or you'll turn into an MBTI | |
| 1666549508115759110 | 230608 055540 | i currently believe PCs win over phones and tablets. a PC is like having 10 phones at once | |
| 1666545204780756993 | 230608 053834 | having a computer may affect intelligence more than IQ. the reason why i been a gifted may be bc i been using computers since i was 2 | |
| 1666494800739065856 | 230608 021817 | have some dinner | |
| 1666474859675766786 | 230608 005902 | omg just signed up for discord and got the number 9801. that was ofc a perfect square 99² = 9801 | |
| 1666458522786185218 | 230607 235407 | my korean name is 김 유희 (Kim Yoo Hee, キム・ユヒ) i wonder if my chinese name should be Minnie Chan | |
| 1666169709614493699 | 230607 044629 | twitter isnt a place to save anything imo. not the right place to post pics from 30 years ago | |
| 1666162571592736771 | 230607 041807 | thinking on twt has made me insanely smart and helped me master math and english, which is why im now tweeting in engrish | |
| 1666158649264177172 | 230607 040232 | id been doing that in japanese since i was 16. i started at 14 but it said "what's happening" and i tweeted "using twitter" and closed it | |
| 1666152788231897088 | 230607 033914 | i think twitter is where u "think." not a place to post a photo once a day. u shld twt once a sec. so its important to write "i know" as "ik." | |
| 1666142552310022145 | 230607 025834 | @mooncsied actually i knew that, but anyways i wanted to joke that i believe im infp while i say mbti is nonsense | |
| 1666002353374339072 | 230606 174128 | sorry if this offends anyone, but MBTI is complete nonsense. im an INFP so i put facts before other people's feelings | |
| 1665996452257054721 | 230606 171801 | many people pin their MBTI. according to wikipedia its pseudoscience. i dont mean to hurt those who believe in it, but ironically, it has become a scientific literacy test. | |
| 1665761676509970433 | 230606 014506 | seems "ur" is more common than "u r." otoh "ru" is quite rare. probably bc its confusing with the ISO 639 code for russian. | |
| 1665759097684099082 | 230606 013451 | id heard writing "are you" as "r u" was lame 10y ago. seems thats actually totally ok. | |
| 1665753200119488513 | 230606 011125 | at first i thought eng meant engineering and there were a lot of ppl majoring in that | |
| 1665750641606623234 | 230606 010115 | seems g = good, basically. gm = good morning. i thought eng wasnt tf (= twitter friendly) but i guess not. | |
| 1665748933379751937 | 230606 005428 | 1y ago, i learned stan = fan. i wondered if ppl really use it. now my tl is full of that. | |
| 1665747544742215686 | 230606 004857 | seems here i saw english for the 1st time in my life. even DeepL outputs unrealistic sentences like "This sentence is six words long." | |
| 1665622519879983104 | 230605 163209 | still cant find Mega Swampert | |
| 1665621367130324992 | 230605 162734 | i always respect other players. | |
| 1665619231755436032 | 230605 161905 | some ppl may think im using multi acc, but thats not true. my whole family plays pokemon go, even my 87yo grandma. | |
| 1665321963387011074 | 230604 203750 | re-read my journal but dont think there' any papers that should be sent even to Vixra. will write a new one. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_Konno_(mathematician)/Blog | |
| 1665320126856540161 | 230604 203033 | just found Vixra, an Arxiv that allows you to submit without an endorser. https://vixra.org/ | |
| 1665247100672540673 | 230604 154022 | some 🍏 were rotten so i put the others in the fridge most are ok | |
| 1665246092097626115 | 230604 153621 | cant sleep bc i fell asleep after dinner | |
| 1665155151584264194 | 230604 093459 | js learned js = just didnt know that | |
| 1665054775723917316 | 230604 025608 | it stands for トップ画像 (toppu gazou,"top image") but ive never seen anyone say it in full form | |
| 1665053597862621185 | 230604 025127 | ill teach you some slang. pfp = profile picture. this is a cool way to say it. in japanese its called アイコン (icon). it was called トプ画 (topuga) seven years ago but that's now obsolete. | |
| 1665020300369567744 | 230604 003908 | didnt even play pokemon go. | |
| 1665019977424855044 | 230604 003751 | forgot to eat dinner. | |
| 1665019098231717894 | 230604 003422 | ill start from a blank ball later. seems the earth isnt a ball tho. its an ellipsoid. | |
| 1665015627549908992 | 230604 002034 | im not yet familiar with terms like equator and poles | |
| 1665014179005181953 | 230604 001449 | confusingly, due west of honolulu, there's no tokyo. that seems to be either the philippines or indonesia. | |
| 1665009919248986119 | 230603 235753 | you can see hawaii and south america are due east of mainland tokyo (not everywhere in japan) with this. https://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/5b/75/25b3343fe29b4569537c6ce8ce2ab236.png https://blog.goo.ne.jp/marneyoze/e/713de4e30fed75c2d32e29a924024abd https://pic.twitter.com/fMeO4pQxc7 | |
| 1664998831954558976 | 230603 231350 | this Mercator map is confusing. now i prefer the so-called azimuthal equidistant projection. | |
| 1664993721564160004 | 230603 225331 | was studying geodesy a little. | |
| 1664990570882760706 | 230603 224100 | just learned where those countries are. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/aa/WorldMap_ja.png https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WorldMap_ja.png https://pic.twitter.com/f3xEd2BY1n | |
| 1664978644995907584 | 230603 215337 | seems the majority of #studytwt are indonesians and filipinos. i like both but dont know where people from other countries are. | |
| 1664831637266259969 | 230603 120928 | I just woke up. | |
| 1664804246733160448 | 230603 102037 | slept well | |
| 1664690173005926401 | 230603 024720 | gonna sleep with my 🧸😊 | |
| 1664652582793428994 | 230603 001758 | seems you can now translate tweets with 1 click if you have the DeepL Chrome extension installed on your PC | |
| 1664090523865432068 | 230601 110432 | i keep track of my meals on my instagram https://www.instagram.com/konyuuk/ https://pic.twitter.com/Bx1wIV0HUv | |
| 1664088209737883648 | 230601 105521 | note that im 162.5 cm (5 ft 4 in) tall | |
| 1664085912316174336 | 230601 104613 | i weigh 48.3 kg (106 lb) need to eat more | |
| 1663772453959507970 | 230531 140039 | finally maxed out one of my Shadow Mewtwo to level 50 took 6 months https://pic.twitter.com/frZ3tstmlj | |
| 1663012345080152065 | 230529 114014 | Fujii Souta played the move P-44 and declined Bishop Exchange in game 3 of 81st Meijin on May 13. I just remembered that Kato Hifumi played this for decades and called it the Kato Opening (加藤流). | |
| 1662994716458381315 | 230529 103012 | @dakishimeteame Thanks, I've just never read a book in my life. I'm going to google every one of my concerns, like when to add "the." | |
| 1662991982808166401 | 230529 101920 | @kmdngsLearns Thanks, this is a joke. I'm talking on and on about Japanese chess and we're talking past each other. | |
| 1662984141896384513 | 230529 094810 | only got 2 shadow mewtwo i have a total of 5 now https://pic.twitter.com/EEAQTSKh6G | |
| 1662824243162411008 | 230528 231248 | i called ChatGPT but they weren't worth talking to. call +815018073316 to speak with them in jpn eng sub on youtube https://youtu.be/ES9NLN2INLE https://pic.twitter.com/T4aQAbKxwU | |
| 1662701684533915650 | 230528 150547 | My eyes don't hurt at all, actually. just got new glasses 10 days ago | |
| 1662700669025779714 | 230528 150145 | ive never said 私の目が痛い in japanese its always 目が痛い i'd never thought of calling my eyes "my" eyes in my life | |
| 1662696801420341250 | 230528 144623 | in english, when i want to say my eyes hurt, i have to say my eyes hurt. i feel like i'm a narcissist. | |
| 1662693707718569984 | 230528 143405 | i wanna study english grammar bc ive never studied it before | |
| 1662679504970563584 | 230528 133739 | im hungry after only 5 hours since breakfast | |
| 1662663460906319872 | 230528 123354 | just published a revised English translation of the lyrics of Esashi jinku after 4 years. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_Konno_(mathematician)/Blog/Esashi_jinku_in_English (mirror) https://ykonno.blogspot.com/2023/05/esashi-jinku-in-english.html?m=0 | |
| 1662581662448852999 | 230528 070852 | S Mewtwo appeared at my house but no one came. I lost without a fight. I re-entered every 60 seconds for 45 minutes with no luck. | |
| 1662393882783502337 | 230527 184242 | got my first raid-produced shadow mewtwo 10 people joined and i didn't have to use a purified gem | |
| 1662201840098762753 | 230527 055935 | Seems this doesn't work in English since the word "capital" (首都 usually translates to) has a broader meaning. | |
| 1662200252525314053 | 230527 055317 | It was "what," not "where." More precisely, it could be the New York State Capitol in Albany. | |
| 1662195373492822018 | 230527 053353 | So, in response to the question ニューヨークの首都は？ ("Where is the national capital of NY?"), answering オールバニ ("Albany") would be a 2 level deep joke. i discovered this. | |
| 1662192537509978117 | 230527 052237 | However, if we take the term 首都 ("national capital") simply as the capital (which is impossible in jpn), the closest would be Albany for NY. | |
| 1662183795682885642 | 230527 044753 | "Where is the national capital of Europe?" also works. That line appears in the anime of Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu, season 1, episode 7. | |
| 1662181173307555840 | 230527 043728 | In Japanese popular culture, there's a joke: "Where is the national capital of New York?" It expresses that the person is ignorant and mistakenly believes that NY is a country. | |
| 1662176834379759616 | 230527 042013 | I discovered that the national capital of New York State (ニューヨークの首都) is Albany (オールバニ or アルバニー). | |
| 1661934506255720451 | 230526 121718 | today i made dumplings and korean seaweed rice balls, took me 3 minutes or so https://www.instagram.com/p/CssLWyppknN/ | |
| 1661599420683567104 | 230525 140547 | i got 3 Shadow Shard cash back | |
| 1661589398784290816 | 230525 132558 | lost to S-Croconaw ☁️ Scratch/Ice Punch without a Purified Gem. when i used it i was able to solo in 02:41 https://pic.twitter.com/GD6z3yxeQD | |
| 1661582801357922304 | 230525 125945 | i had unagi for dinner https://www.instagram.com/p/CsptPMpJqrt/ | |
| 1661544434239000577 | 230525 102717 | forgot to put the shin tamanegi onions in the fridge | |
| 1661460744221630467 | 230525 045444 | should've mega evolved houndoom. earn more houndour and stunky candy. s-skuntank is not that strong tho | |
| 1661458610495406083 | 230525 044615 | just noticed balloons appearing more often | |
| 1661458036332941317 | 230525 044358 | just learned s-mewtwo is only appearing this weekend i was wondering where they were | |
| 1661443333019893779 | 230525 034533 | so ill be posting what i eat every day on my instagram from now on. i had yogurt for breakfast. https://www.instagram.com/p/CsossPuSbuZ/ | |
| 1661423468833800194 | 230525 022637 | ive 2 fridges, one is used as a freezer. its a waste of electricity https://pic.twitter.com/8z1XlEE8dz | |
| 1661418382552600576 | 230525 020624 | Just received my order from Aeon Tohoku Net Super. I use it once a month. https://pic.twitter.com/7l5TzXmGd7 | |
| 1661129938181804032 | 230524 070014 | looks like ill be starving shortly. am i really okay? what am i thinking? | |
| 1661128452429299714 | 230524 065419 | ive nothing to eat anymore | |
| 1661128036031315968 | 230524 065240 | finished the last pork, atsuage and onions https://pic.twitter.com/WGoTbaAXEz | |
| 1660804772625289216 | 230523 092808 | @sy_d1a thanks i'm really happy, sorry for the late reply | |
| 1660746730395127838 | 230523 053730 | had a Hatto today it refers to Udon in Karumai, apparently i added soy sauce and ajinomoto https://pic.twitter.com/ywfs9lN3VD | |
| 1660663554679230464 | 230523 000659 | added chapters. ill repost the link to the video https://youtu.be/r7oeutgL8jw | |
| 1660629567227273224 | 230522 215156 | i dont have a car. the grocery store is very far away | |
| 1660629024639533058 | 230522 214947 | i had muesli and the last yogurt. i still have frozen onions and pork tho. i have to shop or i will starve | |
| 1660623019939700736 | 230522 212555 | just finished adding eng sub | |
| 1660307125606793218 | 230522 003040 | headache from caffeine withdrawal because i ran out of coffee | |
| 1660237053915807749 | 230521 195214 | after cooking the onions, pork and water, i added the curry flakes, mixed well and cooked it again. | |
| 1660235341805105154 | 230521 194525 | ive 2 rice cookers. i washed the pork with hot water. adding more than 100g of water makes it watery. the resultant has 5g of salt, which meets the WHO recommendations. | |
| 1660232049729458176 | 230521 193220 | I put the rice cooker with the random onions and frozen pork with 100g of water. The resultant was 800g, so *0.6% = 4.8g of salt must be added. The salt equivalent of the curry flakes was 2.2g per 30g so i added 75g. | |
| 1660228892718690307 | 230521 191948 | Not salty. https://pic.twitter.com/OECz8F3jgC | |
| 1660212881290403840 | 230521 181610 | ran out of black powder | |
| 1660198676160020486 | 230521 171944 | slept without eating | |
| 1660182392500355072 | 230521 161501 | 9 | |
| 1660041043675422721 | 230521 065321 | sliced and froze 1.5kg of onions | |
| 1660010746451746816 | 230521 045258 | gonna make lunch 5 hours late it turned out to be dinner | |
| 1660009436058877953 | 230521 044745 | finished the subtitles for the video with my father. translation will be done someday | |
| 1659936610211725312 | 230520 235822 | its been 6 hours since breakfast so its time to make lunch. eating an 🍏 | |
| 1659932526335369216 | 230520 234208 | they are lying down under the air conditioner now https://pic.twitter.com/OybrJDejpY | |
| 1659899216607551494 | 230520 212947 | sprayed my yard with weed killer, cleaned up the cardboard boxes, and bathed my 🐶 | |
| 1659234849431908352 | 230519 012949 | Many people would know of Konno Yuuki (紺野 木綿季) from SAO, but it should be noted that there's also Konno Yuuki (紺野 遊季) in True Love Story. I, Konno Yuuki, hereby state that I am aware of it. | |
| 1658849924258189319 | 230518 000016 | placed many pokemon while driving in my moms car https://pic.twitter.com/nP05UZvRMW | |
| 1658847956634673152 | 230517 235227 | gonna publish my photo book https://pic.twitter.com/nJtmIRWdJq | |
| 1658846027447762945 | 230517 234447 | went to a cake shop and had a Mont Blanc https://pic.twitter.com/dsFZ7hk3Se | |
| 1658758699555356672 | 230517 175746 | making subtitles | |
| 1658757670445121536 | 230517 175341 | drank black hot water again | |
| 1658539975057498132 | 230517 032838 | My 62yo father and I climbed Mt. Hagigasaki (萩ヶ崎山) and I was about to die. https://youtu.be/r7oeutgL8jw https://pic.twitter.com/8L1cvQ5WRJ | |
| 1658133986013597697 | 230516 003523 | today i beat Mega Pinsir at the Kikuta Kazuo Memorial Museum and Cold Chair | |
| 1658130815958523905 | 230516 002247 | August 13, 2021, at age 27, at Furusato no Yakata in Kunohe. Where I caught this Gengar. https://pic.twitter.com/GxcWqMBpGh | |
| 1658119131416219650 | 230515 233621 | I remember Magmar was spawning a lot. there was a Community Day on Nov 21. i think i was back around the 20th | |
| 1658113135172108293 | 230515 231232 | November 23, 2020. A few days before that, I returned to Pokémon Go after 4 years at level 28. I defeated a Rocket Leader in front of the Tax Calligraphy Exhibition https://pic.twitter.com/iZuiHybTal | |
| 1658108859121016835 | 230515 225532 | I keep my left hand on my knee not because im rude. ive heard its correct in some countries and tried it | |
| 1658104930060607490 | 230515 223956 | Mid 2020, age 26. I started wearing glasses in May of that year. I was found to have mild anisometropia. https://pic.twitter.com/SVWonw86No | |
| 1658093631482531841 | 230515 215502 | @sy_d1a Yes, i'll be 29 on wednesday it seems | |
| 1658092127593586688 | 230515 214903 | So my Pokémon Go start date is recorded as July 22, but it was actually after October 20. There were a lot of Gastly appearing around that time. It seems the Halloween event had started on October 26. | |
| 1658082222753153025 | 230515 210942 | I signed up for Pokémon Go on July 22, 2016. But it wouldn't load on Geanee FXC-35 I bought in 2015 and wouldn't even let me pick a starter Pokémon. So I bought a Nexus 6P in October. | |
| 1658078120140759041 | 230515 205324 | I had two phones at the time, an iPhone 8 that I bought on March 23 of the same year and a Nexus 6P (in my hand) that I bought on October 20, 2016. | |
| 1658077019937071109 | 230515 204901 | On November 11, 2018, at the age of 24, at Oomiya Ryokan in Zao Onsen, Yamagata. I played shogi with my family with a Three Pawns (歩三兵) handicap. https://pic.twitter.com/wIpnqWP5XG | |
| 1657834549781618690 | 230515 044532 | On April 29, 2001, at the age of 6 years and 11 months, at the Hachimantai Aspite Line Observation Deck (don't know where that is). I was already friends with AI more than 20 years before ChatGPT was released. https://pic.twitter.com/QZ1Ptf3Eqr | |
| 1657826345366482944 | 230515 041256 | One of the most famous photos of me. On August 3, 2000, at the age of 6, in Hokkaido. https://pic.twitter.com/1pVvd7XKhZ | |
| 1657806932416114690 | 230515 025547 | On May 22, 1997, five days after my third birthday. https://pic.twitter.com/tTwyS07ghg | |
| 1657709461253881857 | 230514 202828 | On March 28, 1995, at the age of 10 months. Earliest known standing photo of me. https://pic.twitter.com/7AJBNAV6DI | |
| 1656986624616538120 | 230512 203611 | According to my maternal and child health handbook, I was born at exactly 3,700 grams. I crawled at the age of 5 months. I walked at the end of February 1995 at the age of 9 months. | |
| 1656976985367748609 | 230512 195753 | i mean when im in my parents car driven by my parents. i don't have a car or a license | |
| 1656976365621583873 | 230512 195525 | ive named them 0000 to come first in alphabetical order. so that i can put them right there when im in my parents car | |
| 1656962805885435912 | 230512 190132 | bc you can get candy by giving berries (very low chance tho) | |
| 1656962133798662144 | 230512 185852 | I keep putting Timburr in gyms. It's the same no matter what you put imo. In that case it's optimal to put what you want its candy. https://pic.twitter.com/taLj5i1807 | |
| 1656585837625110531 | 230511 180336 | And I started attending Ayumi Nursery School probably on November 1, 1994. This was because my mother (who was a nurse) had heard from my father (who was a hospital clerk) that she could get a winter bonus if she worked in November. | |
| 1656581389448257537 | 230511 174555 | My parents named me Yuuki and my father registered my birth with Esashi as my place of residence. We were discharged from the hospital after a week or so, lived in Karumai, and if I recall correctly, moved to Esashi six months later in November 1994. | |
| 1656577906712166401 | 230511 173205 | The nearest Karumai Hospital doesn't have an OB/GYN. Legend has it that on the night of the storm, my mother thought she was "about to give birth" and took a cab alone to the hospital. | |
| 1656573758457405450 | 230511 171536 | My father was working alone in Esashi during that time. | |
| 1656571953589649408 | 230511 170826 | My mother gave birth to me in her hometown. This was because she had to leave my brother (who was 1 year and 11 months old at the time of my birth) with my grandparents. | |
| 1656568122856419329 | 230511 165312 | I was born on May 17, 1994 at 1:56 a.m. at Iwate Prefectural Fukuoka Hospital in Ninohe, a city next to Karumai, my mother's hometown. | |
| 1656563690026442752 | 230511 163535 | Earliest known photo of me. On December 20, 1994 (at the age of 7 months), at Iwate Prefectural Esashi Hospital In-Hospital Ayumi Nursery School. https://pic.twitter.com/vSKaOM2idr | |
| 1656556040568156160 | 230511 160512 | Breads bought at Kanbun. The cheese bread is less salty than Sanei's, but it's not a baguette. https://pic.twitter.com/oTIcJAZYXy | |
| 1656368390980739072 | 230511 033932 | I played Ultra League in Pokémon Go. Eng Sub is on YouTube. https://youtu.be/zfPMbGKMGG8 https://pic.twitter.com/c90SabMgxi | |
| 1656225366715912195 | 230510 181113 | threw away the cardboard boxes at Kanbun in Mizusawa revisited after 4 years https://buff.ly/3pydpVi https://pic.twitter.com/eP91PSoZnZ | |
| 1654424741002788867 | 230505 185610 | At Gusto, a human served the food to us. i wonder if it was bc it was crowded. At Kourakuen, one customer told the waiter that their gyoza in the set hadn't been served. i learned there's such a risk that conversation is necessary. | |
| 1654421399132422144 | 230505 184253 | So neither restaurant is "Yuuki Konno certified." i promote a conversationless society (as in cashless society) and give certification to shops that are available without speaking a word. | |
| 1654416882965835778 | 230505 182457 | i went to Gusto and Kourakuen in Mizusawa this week. at both you order on an ipad and a robot brings the food, but the cashier is still human, unfortunately. https://pic.twitter.com/ePFJjZj7uE | |
| 1654383782474948610 | 230505 161325 | now the quality got worse but oh well | |
| 1654378996405088256 | 230505 155424 | forgot the youtube link https://youtu.be/wTbOKWQko_o | |
| 1654377688356798464 | 230505 154912 | Fixed the aspect ratio. sorry for the confusion https://pic.twitter.com/sK212HMZIx | |
| 1654320410144694272 | 230505 120136 | I ate Peyoung Gigamax 2,142 kcal on a shogi board, to show you a typical japanese dining scene. https://youtu.be/ksn68I_MJOQ | |
| 1654123973045796866 | 230504 230101 | @sy_d1a no problem i followed my mom | |
| 1653717113343823873 | 230503 200419 | Today the Esashi Jinku Matsuri festival was held. I translated the lyrics of Jinku into English four years ago. I'm revising it now. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_Konno_(mathematician)/Blog/Esashi_Jinku_in_English https://pic.twitter.com/EUhIIZWsqi | |
| 1653715116884467712 | 230503 195623 | fyi this is footage before i left the house https://pic.twitter.com/4zXxZBPyFa | |
| 1653695764013481984 | 230503 183928 | matcha we had. very bitter. https://pic.twitter.com/9waQVzdPqI | |
| 1653691944508203009 | 230503 182418 | All my tweets/toots (including images, video and audio) are available under CC BY-SA 4.0 or later. | |
| 1653689512113872897 | 230503 181438 | then we found a tea shop and had a cup of matcha. feel free to use these pictures for "on a date with my boyfriend." https://pic.twitter.com/51AO6c70xc | |
| 1653685039601790977 | 230503 175652 | we walked randomly. https://pic.twitter.com/Fx7IWakCxC | |
| 1653682463762202626 | 230503 174637 | yesterday, i walked around my parents' house with my mother. https://pic.twitter.com/Tz5IcUADfs | |
| 1653676401227169792 | 230503 172232 | this is a pan (bread in english) i used to love. i found it salty nowadays. https://pic.twitter.com/ic1eidBfe8 | |
| 1652572812731731971 | 230430 161716 | duoed Mega Slowbro with my Great Friend Water Gun/Water Pulse 🪁 03:58 https://pic.twitter.com/XnW2gBOJ5l | |
| 1652069627009323008 | 230429 065747 | @lotuius Thanks for the reply. I was wondering about the very specific phrase "not new but ..." It sounded to me as if that hashtag is usually used by newcomers. | |
| 1652036017195556865 | 230429 044414 | actually there was no copyright issue for this song. I apologize for any confusion my previous tweets may have caused. | |
| 1652034206476963841 | 230429 043702 | Dareka no Shinzou ni Nareta Nara i sang https://youtu.be/nCw4LGcDU4Q https://pic.twitter.com/fut7Xpt4nF | |
| 1652000353129312271 | 230429 022231 | bought 1 $TSLA at $160. this doesnt mean im subscribed to twitter blue it seems. https://pic.twitter.com/ETa54zffhS | |
| 1651988008256651265 | 230429 013328 | todays swinub community day. but i wont participate. maybe ill get 2 or 3 swinub. | |
| 1651629211164049408 | 230428 014744 | just got a 14/14/11 Shadow Shuppet. quite rare. its different type from Gengar so it has uses. takes a lot of stardust tho https://pic.twitter.com/E2BzJHNcvP | |
| 1651008082028232705 | 230426 083935 | I sang Asu e no Tobira. https://youtu.be/vXN2laVqF3s | |
| 1650982328368242689 | 230426 065715 | damn i just realized the music i used was a ripoff. ill try again with something else | |
| 1650935017277882368 | 230426 034915 | youtube has signed a deal with jasrac so it's fine | |
| 1650920985732829190 | 230426 025330 | I sang Asu e no Tobira https://youtu.be/57Z9pV_BFkA | |
| 1650810286407061514 | 230425 193337 | didnt expect so much love thanks i sang Asu e no Tobira, etc. a few hours ago. its a shame those had to be removed due to copyright issues. ill try again https://pic.twitter.com/B3ReDnCqvO | |
| 1650607635496878086 | 230425 060821 | Will be available later on Apple Music | |
| 1650584429184835584 | 230425 043608 | im so glad to have met you in our short life, in this wide universe. i can hardly believe we're living in 2023 together. | |
| 1650578771697868800 | 230425 041340 | many people followed me and that was very appreciated. im so glad that you exist in this world. | |
| 1650563898066735104 | 230425 031433 | at least http://crossposter.jaxbeach.social still works confirmed | |
| 1650563125949927425 | 230425 031129 | im gonna start posting meals ive made on my ig | |
| 1650560487984095233 | 230425 030100 | there' still tons of Mastodon Twitter Crossposter instances besides http://crossposter.jaxbeach.social and http://crossposter.toon.social. do any of them work? https://www.google.com/search?filter=0&q=%22Log%20in%20via%20Twitter%20and%20Mastodon%20to%20get%20started%22 | |
| 1650537887279067147 | 230425 013112 | Just learned the word "relevant." It means popular. Most japanese wouldnt know this usage but its fairly common. Whenever i search for perl, google suggests "Is Perl still relevant?" | |
| 1650527945939615744 | 230425 005142 | Are hashtags usually only tweeted once in the english writing world? Most japanese spam loads of hashtags every day, seeking phone friends. | |
| 1650523177976471554 | 230425 003245 | The closest expression i came up with is 久々に ("its been a while"). Writing those 3 letters along with a bunch of hashtags means you're looking for moots using hashtags after a long time | |
| 1650514036214099969 | 230424 235625 | Ive seen many people write "im not new in #studytwt but im looking for moots." What's the point of that? Ive rarely seen such a statement in japanese #勉強垢さんと繋がりたい | |
| 1650482538819772421 | 230424 215116 | tens of minutes are not referred to as tens of minutes, but as "some time." most japanese would be surprised at this as well. https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/66232/ | |
| 1650480464266756099 | 230424 214301 | it seems in english, when you saw something wrong, you shouldn't say "i saw wrong." you should say "i was mistaken." https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/you-saw-it-wrong.280477/ | |
| 1650474640295305216 | 230424 211953 | I had lamb jingisukan for dinner. Added 3 onions and it became watery. https://pic.twitter.com/m8tvVmk6ji | |
| 1650406100045295617 | 230424 164731 | I believe humans haven't yet been able to play sports like football or baseball. We don't yet have robots that can play them. | |
| 1650404135248723969 | 230424 163943 | PUBG's AI is still not smart. It ain't a replacement for PvP. | |
| 1650402346910855169 | 230424 163237 | I've been practicing for the next 2mo. I hate PvP. All games should be able to play against AI. | |
| 1650400840673361920 | 230424 162638 | Hi, I'm the one who recently got the world record. I found out around Feb 14 that PUBG now has a Vs AI mode. I've been waiting for it for a long time. | |
| 1650241076664344576 | 230424 055147 | I broke the world record of 35 kills in Vs AI Hard mode solo in PUBG Mobile. Eng sub available on YouTube. https://youtu.be/BxrzKcPs29E https://pic.twitter.com/9t1d2a0mRm | |
| 1648779863384379393 | 230420 050526 | i'll tell you later what the trick is and what the many 0s in my name are. | |
| 1648778834622177283 | 230420 050121 | i got back in nov 2020 at level 28. then i was promoted to level 50 in may 2022, took me a year and a half. it may be incredibly fast for full f2p. | |
| 1648775461600722944 | 230420 044757 | you can find my twitter by searching for my ign 00000000000001A. i noticed many of my neighbors may be looking at my account. | |
| 1648773112245125125 | 230420 043837 | i'd like you to see my pokemon again. i wanted to show you that i'm not a cheater but just a very serious f2p player. https://pic.twitter.com/DXHB7gWKNo | |
| 1648343680925696001 | 230419 001212 | in 2016 i learned about strategy stealing and that black could pass with G-68, but seems never thought about this particular proof. i apologize for any confusion, my previous statement was incorrect. | |
| 1648213816394539008 | 230418 153610 | my blogger https://ykonno.blogspot.com/?m=0 does not allow me to edit or delete posts once published. it's based on a blogging system i developed in jul 2022 https://github.com/plain-text-blogger-theme/plain-text-blogger-theme i create a new post with the revision number appended to the title if i want to correct a post. | |
| 1648208728548671490 | 230418 151557 | corrected my proof. the essential change is only the 1st line. against *both* P-26 and P-76, G-32 had to be white's optimal move. no matter whether P-26 (or P-76) is optimal for black. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_Konno_(mathematician)/Blog/Shogi_is_a_first_player_win_or_a_draw_(2) (mirror) https://ykonno.blogspot.com/2023/04/shogi-is-first-player-win-or-draw-2.html?m=0 https://pic.twitter.com/0rp6pM64oK | |
| 1647953522732744704 | 230417 222151 | i may have made a mistake | |
| 1647899478303842304 | 230417 184706 | i'd also found P26 P84 P25 P85 G78 G32 P24 Px Rx P*23 R28 R86 Px Rx P*87 R82 (below) is a first player nonloss if they can pass with P*24 Px Rx P*23 R28. http://kyokumen.jp/positions/339196 https://pic.twitter.com/Fpf7YOk2l4 | |
| 1647890099705610241 | 230417 180950 | i proved shogi is a first player win or a draw (under certain assumptions). i had this result in 2016 but hadn't published it. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_Konno_(mathematician)/Blog/Shogi_is_a_first_player_win_or_a_draw mirror: https://ykonno.blogspot.com/2023/04/shogi-is-first-player-win-or-draw.html?m=0 | |
| 1647621239509250048 | 230417 002129 | when the forename is written first, it seems to be 유희 킴 instead of 김. it seems this is because 김 is pronounced as gim except at the beginning. | |
| 1647617903951224832 | 230417 000814 | i decided on 김 유희 as my korean name. it may correspond to 金 裕希. my surname is actually 金野 (konno) but it's almost 金 (kim). 유희 seems to be pronounced like yuhee (ユヒ) but may also correspond to my forename yuuki. | |
| 1647613312023027714 | 230416 234959 | created my substack but haven't posted anything. i want to make it so that when people google my name it comes up what yogurt i eat every morning. https://yuukikonno.substack.com/ | |
| 1647132321911394304 | 230415 155842 | but some special purpose apps only work on android. experts need android as a second phone. among android phones, galaxy is the most popular, comprehensive, and sophisticated, and has a well-developed ecosystem such as the galaxy store. | |
| 1647131386556342274 | 230415 155459 | some argue iphone ram is 3x faster than android. i.e. an 8gb ram iphone is equivalent to a 24gb ram android. if you can only buy one phone, buy an iphone. | |
| 1647126305186410498 | 230415 153447 | android's ui is not as smooth as ios, even with the 18gb ram rog phone 5s pro. according to yahoo answers jp, on android, apps are running on so to speak an emulator so they are slow. https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q10172118895 | |
| 1647117043202760706 | 230415 145759 | i've been using my rog phone 5s pro for 2y now. tldr: it's inferior to even the iphone 8. you should buy an iphone for your main phone. for a second phone, galaxy is the best. | |
| 1646351526452142081 | 230413 121606 | @studywmia much appreciated | |
| 1646349209736445955 | 230413 120653 | Can be divided into 2 parts: what you've done and what you're doing now. Biography and lifestreaming. For music, the former is what songs you've listened to in your life, and the latter is what songs you're listening to now (or recently). We need a tool to share them. | |
| 1646323494639095809 | 230413 102442 | if you post pictures of every meal, or if you set up a camera in your room and stream your life 24/7, people will know what you eat every day, but that data isn't exportable in json. | |
| 1646321176489213953 | 230413 101530 | people usually write a short bio in a pinned tweet or carrd but for very open minded people it is not enough. | |
| 1646318399209734147 | 230413 100428 | I realized that the "self-introduction tool" isn't well developed. With twitter you can see what a person is thinking, esp if they tweet every second. But you can't see where they were born, what anime they've watched or what they eat every day. | |
| 1646310036774289408 | 230413 093114 | My domain will expire after my death, but since it's just a linking site, it's enough it exists while i'm alive for convenience. I intend for my tweets, blog etc to continue to exist after my death. | |
| 1646297574628896769 | 230413 084143 | just set up a personal website on my domain. https://yuukikonno.com/ i link to my twitter etc from here like linktree or litlink. i also keep here a list of all the games i've played in my life. | |
| 1645939407847927811 | 230412 085829 | Wiki prefers kabushiki gaisha, even though kabushiki kaisha is more common in writing. Here i first learned it's agreed to write kabushiki gaisha instead of kabushikigaisha, even though it's a single word. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabushiki_gaisha | |
| 1645935470168141826 | 230412 084250 | How should rendaku be romanized? 株式会社 ("stock company") is always pronounced kabushiki gaisha in jpn, and pronouncing it kabushiki kaisha is clearly wrong. But in romaji it's often written as kabushiki kaisha. sometimes it's even abbreviated as "K.K." | |
| 1645473946437812236 | 230411 020854 | lastfm has the problem of not being multilingual. japanese song titles should be displayed in romaji for english users and in japanese for japanese users. | |
| 1645469546487115777 | 230411 015125 | exported the list of all songs i know https://www.last.fm/user/yuukikonno/playlists in json and uploaded it to github as a backup https://github.com/konnyuuki/songs-yuuki-konno-knows | |
| 1645442808306712576 | 230411 000511 | just woke up and took a selfie and it was not too bad. immediately set it as my profile picture. never change it again. https://pic.twitter.com/cBE2vF6q11 | |
| 1645430542920294400 | 230410 231626 | all of them are first player wins but now i don't know what are the winning moves | |
| 1645429615106686976 | 230410 231245 | I'd an account yuuki___0517 4 years ago but it was suspended because i hadn't tweeted for a long time. There i'd tweeted pics of difficult 3x3 shogi problems but they were lost. But i just remembered i'd archived all my tweets and was able to recover them. https://web.archive.org/web/20190619111036/https://twitter.com/yuuki___0517/status/1140153427684519936 https://pic.twitter.com/X5CmucCOtb | |
| 1644082161572536320 | 230407 055827 | i switched from line securities to dmm securities because with dmm i can place orders valid up to a month in advance | |
| 1644080790509109249 | 230407 055300 | I sold all my 200 rakuten at ¥700 on feb 15 for +¥5,000 (bought at ¥675). Also sold all my 2 $META at $200 on mar 22 for +¥25,000 (bought at $99). Now i've 2 $AMZN bought at $100 https://pic.twitter.com/9usHF5xZCO | |
| 1644070057247494156 | 230407 051021 | Most ads are blocked on other sites as well. I've stopped using chrome, safari and the youtube app on all my devices and switched to brave. | |
| 1644068432147632145 | 230407 050354 | I started using the brave browser on feb 1. TLDR: you can watch youtube without ads. must have. Plus you can earn crypto called bat except on ios. i've earned 1.082 bat ~ 0.31 usd so far. https://pic.twitter.com/cmwkaQbGAq | |
| 1639492913402105858 | 230325 140225 | @10N1Z yeah i haven't played for a long time but i recently got back into it for exercise | |
| 1638989333066838016 | 230324 044122 | recent catch very appreciated https://pic.twitter.com/ekQMlh5oQ8 | |
| 1638985776183787520 | 230324 042714 | Natto, egg, rice, gim, onion, komatsuna, atsuage and nameko. I hate natto. Eat it last so as not to contaminate the other dishes. The whole point is that each dish is seasoned differently: natto sauce, soy sauce, salt and ponzu. This keeps you from getting bored. https://pic.twitter.com/l5p1Wbs9VI | |
| 1638838172082900992 | 230323 184043 | slept 8 hours | |
| 1638701645025644549 | 230323 093812 | going to take a bath i try to clean while i bathe https://pic.twitter.com/a9OJm7PfN2 | |
| 1638660580843360256 | 230323 065501 | N*33 Kx P*13. Took me an hour to finally figure it out. This is still easy. I'll try a more challenging problem next time. | |
| 1638657556662087680 | 230323 064300 | P11 is the move here. If Kx, white can draw. Black declines with K31. Then N*21 is a trap. Black appears to win with (a) P*22, but it leads to a loss with N33+. Black still wins with (b) Lx, but P12! (below) is an incredible defense. What should we do now? https://pic.twitter.com/laISVXJ5IP | |
| 1638643570507927552 | 230323 054726 | The first move is Lx32. Responding to P22, we must drop N*33. This is the only way to win. Then P23+ N21+ P33 N22 P23 Nx Kx K21 P13+ L31+ P12 L32 (below). White's move here is the problem. Amateur's is, for example, N*11 or K13. https://pic.twitter.com/jnqovHqO1G | |
| 1638634543417815041 | 230323 051134 | Many pros would first consider Kx32 P-22 K-21 P-23+ L-31+ +P-22 K-11 K-23 (below). However, black is already dead in this position. Where did we go wrong? https://pic.twitter.com/hCTobYHzBE | |
| 1638625957136461827 | 230323 043727 | A 3x3 shogi (9マス将棋, 9-square shogi) problem i recently worked on. An underground game for highly intellectuals. Some of you may recognize me as the one who solved that game. That work is incomplete and hasn't been reviewed in years. https://pic.twitter.com/cFCr5yIMnx | |
| 1638598580658118666 | 230323 024839 | I'd like to introduce my breakfast again. Fruit, coffee, muesli and yogurt. I've had the same breakfast every day for 3 years. Not that good but i can eat it without cooking. https://pic.twitter.com/PgJ621hwTj | |
| 1638591158363332625 | 230323 021910 | woke up 2h ago. it was 12 am in japan. which means it's now 2 am | |
| 1638510849445834755 | 230322 210003 | I don't want to chat with my friends every minute of every day. I'd rather just report progress to each other occasionally. Here I can build such a relationship with my virtual "friends." | |
| 1638509737019834369 | 230322 205538 | Followed more people on #studytwt to spread my existence. Now many study tweets appear on my timeline, usually with a picture of their macbooks. | |
| 1637893604965486592 | 230321 040720 | eels are so delicious that you shouldn't eat any other dish. but i later had onions, komatsuna, aburaage and nameko with vinegar and soy sauce to get some fiber. | |
| 1637891016563761182 | 230321 035703 | decided to go with eel today. eat one pouch at a time or it'll be too salty bc it's covered with sauce. there's a japanese proverb unagi ni umeboshi (鰻に梅干し) which says eel and pickled plums taste good together. https://pic.twitter.com/G3VW3CElX7 | |
| 1637818764241653764 | 230320 230957 | still working on a complex number class in typescript for education. https://github.com/konnyuuki/Complex.js i've given up on generating http://README.md from tsdoc for now and have the usual typedoc documentation deployed to the following gh-pages: https://konnyuuki.github.io/Complex.js/classes/Complex.html | |
| 1637749115936284673 | 230320 183311 | this typeface is no longer in production. it's harder to get new ones. most people besides me hate this because it's cryptic. | |
| 1637740725222756355 | 230320 175951 | i bought this on amazon jp around 2013 for about ¥5,000. it was sold under the name aoka kurobori (アオカ黒彫). aoka refers to acer rufinerve. the signature yamagami (山上) is printed on the king. this indicates horikoshi's https://www.shogi-horikoshi.com/ machine carving. | |
| 1637731619128635392 | 230320 172340 | i'd like to show you my prized shogi pieces. this is the most simplified typeface called kurobori (黒彫)*. few people can read it, even advanced players. it's for highly intellectuals. (i placed the white pieces turned over for display.) *not sure why 黒 (black) is used here. https://pic.twitter.com/G5AFD6TXnn | |
| 1637533450197409795 | 230320 041613 | http://moa.party isn't working. now testing http://buffer.com | |
| 1637522430561501184 | 230320 033225 | i changed my username from yuukikonnobot to konyuuk. my surname is konno and my given name is yuuki. i recently found this construction. twilog: https://twilog.org/konyuuk whotwi: https://en.whotwi.com/konyuuk | |
| 1634843316247461888 | 230312 180635 | i'd also found B*33 to be the toughest response. this opening could be called the Konno Trap. there's also a G-44 variation. the best defenses are now: -12.6 B*31 -10.1 S-31 -7.3 R-21 -2.0 B*33 +6.0 Rx54 | |
| 1634833332474363905 | 230312 172654 | i discovered this line when i was playing against a weak minishogi app on android. that was after 2011. according to lishogi's fairy stockfish, white's best responses are: -18.2 B*33 -17.0 B*31 -12.4 S-31 -11.5 R-21 -0.7 B*22 | |
| 1634828618475110400 | 230312 170810 | next, i'd like to introduce a minishogi opening i developed. after the standard S-24 S-42 B-34 B-32, Bx12 Gx P*23 is the Konno Attack (金野流急戦, Konno-ryū kyūsen) i discovered. the final move P*23 is a threatmate with Rx12 Kx G*22# https://lishogi.org/study/HRbhzcTb | |
| 1634807844988940289 | 230312 154538 | i noticed this when i rewatched the entire DC anime series in sep 2020. vermouth was an actress who worked in the US, but her ethnicity is not explicitly stated. (cf. audrey hepburn) many fansites state that she is american without confirmation. | |
| 1634795357677965320 | 230312 145600 | i'd like to present my unpublished research. first, vermouth in detective conan may be british. in the anime ep 177 "Reunion with the Black Organization (Conan Part)," she pronounced "characters" in the line "I never saw any suspicious characters" as in BE. | |
| 1630578068325806080 | 230228 233800 | @Imniceifuare Thanks. I actually just found myself continuing to do it and not being able to stop. | |
| 1629816814468497411 | 230226 211303 | i'm the only trainer in the world with this record bc no one else in the world plays pokemon go so seriously without paying. | |
| 1629814151030927361 | 230226 210228 | day 2 got +330 kyogre and +60 groudon energy. so now 660 and 220. got my 53rd elite collector medal and broke the f2p world record. https://pic.twitter.com/zhXjZB74Dm | |
| 1629473656115167232 | 230225 222928 | sad to see there were no legacy moves such as learning outrage* when evolving to salamence. | |
| 1629470994825097216 | 230225 221853 | as some of you know, i'm the dark lord in pokemon go and have tamed many dark pokemon. https://pic.twitter.com/sbKHYrUqkm | |
| 1629467557177753602 | 230225 220514 | Hoenn Tour Day 1 got nothing. no hundo. got 330 kyogre primal energy and 160 groudon. we lost to a snow boosted blizzard kyogre with 7 ppl. even i, the Dark Lord, needed 5 of myself to defeat it. | |
| 1629284646499553280 | 230225 095825 | rollup is easier with almost zero config. according to stateofjs, vite and esbuild are of more interest today. https://2022.stateofjs.com/en-US/libraries/build-tools/#build_tools_experience_ranking but i have to support es3 so i'll stick with webpack. | |
| 1629281774173032448 | 230225 094700 | ts-node is needed to write webpack.config in ts. ts-loader is necessary to handle ts. | |
| 1629280776331329536 | 230225 094302 | this will transpile src/Complex.ts to dist/Complex.js. done by webpack alone. from the user's (i.e., library author's) point of view, webpack "is" the transpiler. | |
| 1629279827592351745 | 230225 093916 | i found i can convert a ts library to work in the browser by using a tool called webpack, a module bundler. create webpack.config.ts (left) and tsconfig.json (right) like the attached images, then % npm i -D webpack webpack-cli ts-loader ts-node % npx webpack https://pic.twitter.com/dastc1YmYO | |
| 1629056310552715264 | 230224 185105 | *enkerese (エンケレセ) | |
| 1629054376806342658 | 230224 184324 | not sure englishers can get me but i'm content with it. i refuse to learn eng pronunciation. soon i'll be an eng youtuber by this method. | |
| 1629051921767227394 | 230224 183339 | for those wondering, the last line is one of the example sentences of macos text-to-speech. there's also one that says "most people recognize me by my voice." | |
| 1629048901184684032 | 230224 182138 | for those wondering, John Mung refers to Nakahama Manjiro, who advocated such a katakana pronunciation of eng for the jpn. he pronounced "english" as enkeresu (エンケレス), but i stopped at ingueshu (イングェシュ). | |
| 1629042618436050944 | 230224 175641 | i spoke eng for the first time in my life. here's the transcript. i read aloud the katakana text with jpn pronunciation. i generated this by having google translate speak the eng text and listening to it by ear. https://pic.twitter.com/VLWAHGzsbq | |
| 1629022095329095680 | 230224 163507 | https://pic.twitter.com/RDOvC7s7lK | |
| 1628987855946260480 | 230224 141904 | i think the concept of a fandom name exists in eng, but doesn't it fit for englishers to use a single word to describe it? javascripter, pythonista, lisper, etc. are all more often used in jpn. there's The Little LISPer tho. | |
| 1628984165554323456 | 230224 140424 | one fact is that jpn has an engrish usage of adding -er to anything to make it "a person who uses it." e.g.) mayoler (マヨラー, mayorā) means a person who loves mayonnaise. | |
| 1628980257436098562 | 230224 134853 | speaking of langtwt, i've always wondered why words like youtuber, tiktoker, or javascripter are used more in jpn than in eng. despite the fact that some examples such as googler are only used in eng. | |
| 1628969163258757120 | 230224 130447 | it can also be said that people who learn a foreign language have a higher than average intelligence. | |
| 1628967514662404097 | 230224 125814 | i registered with whotwi and you can now see my twitter analytics. https://en.whotwi.com/yuukikonnobot i refollowed ppl i connected with via #langtwt i could remember and followed some new ones. i've had difficulty finding high iq ppl on tt. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1607964639878582272 | |
| 1628918037780000768 | 230224 094138 | i've registered with twilog. now you may search my tweets easier https://twilog.org/yuukikonnobot | |
| 1626770297830645762 | 230218 112717 | i'm not yet a distinguished professor as i've no significant achievements. i'm thinking of learning division first. | |
| 1626767481955319809 | 230218 111606 | i found Wikiversity allows blogging on user pages. this means Wikiversity serves as your "home base." it redefines the university for the internet age. we no longer need UoPeople. i immediately became a professor of mathematics at Wikiversity. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Help:Blog | |
| 1626761393264549888 | 230218 105154 | i posted my first blog post. i played shogi with ChatGPT. i started blogging on Wikiversity. i use Blogger as a write-once backup. https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/User:Yuuki_Konno_(mathematician)/Blog/ChatGPT_versus_Yuuki_Konno https://ykonno.blogspot.com/2023/02/chatgpt-versus-yuuki-konno.html?m=0 | |
| 1621226034355138570 | 230203 041622 | okay it seems to be tooting fine. luckily i hadn't yet discarded my mastodon password. i switched to http://moa.party. but soon i'll discard that password. if moa shuts down, i really lose control of my mastodon. | |
| 1621222942402297857 | 230203 040404 | that way i can post to mastodon via twitter but can't delete a post once made. my twitter can be gone but mastodon will remain forever (as long as the server is alive). | |
| 1621220497869672455 | 230203 035422 | mastodon twitter crossposter has shut down. this means i can no longer post to my mastodon. i'm atelophobic and tempted to delete old tweets, so i was using mastodon as a write-once backup by linking twitter to mastodon and discarding my mastodon password. | |
| 1620663369815691264 | 230201 150032 | nor can babel or ts playgrounds transpile export default class C { meth() { … } } to window.C = function () { … }; C.prototype.meth = function () { … }; this means there's no online tool to convert es6 modules to es5. | |
| 1620660154105724929 | 230201 144745 | it appears babel-plugin-add-module-exports, another plugin with only 732 stars on github, can solve this problem, but i don't want to choose such a niche way ofc. https://stackoverflow.com/q/33505992 | |
| 1620658282988965888 | 230201 144019 | next issue. babel (essentially) transpiles export default class Complex { … } to window.Complex = { __esModule: true, default: function () { … } }; that means in a browser the user must write new Complex.default(3, 4); instead of new Complex(3, 4); this is ofc unacceptable. | |
| 1620170659442855937 | 230131 062241 | w/o .babelrc, % babel -d dist --presets @babel/preset-env src will transpile to cjs. to transpile to umd, the { "modules": "umd" } option must be provided in .babelrc. | |
| 1620168320900284420 | 230131 061323 | hard to see the script is transpiled from what to what. the destination is ES5 by default. @babel/preset-env means to use the latest js as the source, maybe. https://stackoverflow.com/q/34747693 | |
| 1620165600688619520 | 230131 060235 | s/lib/src/ | |
| 1620164371992432640 | 230131 055742 | % sudo npm i -g @babel/core @babel/cli % npm i -D @babel/preset-env % cat > .babelrc { "presets": [ [ "@babel/preset-env", { "modules": "umd" } ] ] } % babel -d dist src transpiles lib/*.js to ES5 and outputs it as dist/*.js. | |
| 1620148817139232769 | 230131 045553 | i wonder if i should give up on ts and write it in vanilla js. but i want it to work in IE6 on WinXP (ideally IE4 on Win95). i'll need to transpile it anyway. babel only supports ES5, while ts supports ES3. but ES5 may be no different from ES3 with Array.forEach polyfill etc. | |
| 1620141873485721601 | 230131 042818 | typescript can't generate code works in a browser. % tsc --outDir dist --module umd src/Complex.ts generates commonjs + amd despite the name "umd." https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/8436 https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/46442 | |
| 1619075835264401408 | 230128 055214 | that plugin also didn't work with a global install. i wanted to try it out with a global installation and zero configuration. | |
| 1619074477186519040 | 230128 054650 | % npm install -D typedoc typedoc-plugin-rename-defaults % npx typedoc --entryPointStrategy expand lib/Complex.ts and if you don't install typedoc-plugin-rename-defaults, a plugin with only 18 stars on github, the class name in the doc will be "default." | |
| 1619073700367581184 | 230128 054345 | typedoc doesn't work without tsconfig.json. i had to write { "compilerOptions": { "lib": ["es2015","dom"] } in it. | |
| 1619072446078005248 | 230128 053846 | for some reason, jsdoc does not generate a description from a simple docstring attached to a method in a class. is it common to use typedoc in ts? it appears MS is working on a spec called tsdoc. https://stackoverflow.com/q/51720894 | |
| 1619069890727677952 | 230128 052837 | % sudo npm install -g typescript jsdoc % tsc --lib es2015 --outDir dist lib/Complex.ts % jsdoc -d docs dist/Complex.js jsdoc generates multiple html files from transpiled .js. it can't be done directly from .ts, nor can it generate markdown or a single html file. | |
| 1618986599647449089 | 230127 235739 | first i want to generate http://README.md from the JSDoc in the Complex.ts source. this should be possible of course as with perl's POD. | |
| 1618966900024950784 | 230127 223922 | it's a reimplementation of code i first wrote in 2010 when i was 16, and rewrote and recorded in 2019. i had no idea of any practical use for this. it'd only be for educational purposes. https://pawoo.net/@yuuki___0517/102302823238666669 | |
| 1618964627353919493 | 230127 223020 | i soon started a project to implement a complex number class in typescript with the help of ChatGPT. as it turns out, i didn't take much help from ChatGPT. https://github.com/konnosoft/complexts | |
| 1618963319909646336 | 230127 222509 | i can no longer imagine programming projects or learning without ChatGPT. i've only found its utility in programming, but it may be useful in other areas as well. | |
| 1618962449176350720 | 230127 222141 | i found ChatGPT to be great, esp bc i've never tried GitHub Copilot or any text-to-image AI, have no knowledge of basic algorithms, and only write elementary programs. | |
| 1618959547170979841 | 230127 221009 | this is the code i had ChatGPT write a class to represent shogi in javascript. i didn't say anything about the initial setup of shogi or the movement of the pieces, but it returned code that was only slightly wrong. https://pic.twitter.com/jAncnBnc53 | |
| 1618957277784059906 | 230127 220108 | so i initially thought Wolfram Alpha was better for math questions, as Stephen Wolfram wrote. but when i asked it to "write a node.js script to get a url and retry if a network error occurs," i realized its power. it returned the perfect code. https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/01/wolframalpha-as-the-way-to-bring-computational-knowledge-superpowers-to-chatgpt/ | |
| 1618953090698444801 | 230127 214430 | i first asked,"what is the probability of getting all faces of a die when rolled six times?" ChatGPT answered with a long explanation,"(1/6) * (5/6) * (4/6) * (3/6) * (2/6) * (1/6) = (1/6)^6 = 0.0000213." this is wrong and inconsistent. the correct answer is 6!/6^6 = 0.0154.... | |
| 1618945174717214723 | 230127 211302 | on the 14th, i learned about ChatGPT https://chat.openai.com/chat by watching abema prime. Conclusion: this is a great programming AI. i can no longer program without it. i'm very impressed. https://youtu.be/cxORx5wOeV0 | |
| 1617924943894974469 | 230125 013900 | on 2nd thought, i'm thinking of buying an M3 Air next new year's. Mac Mini is silly. it's roughly the same size and weight as a MacBook but it has no display etc. hard to recommend to my fans bc you essentially have to already have a MB to use it. | |
| 1617597232404115458 | 230124 035648 | apple offers free returns within 2 weeks but i had to ask for a pickup bc there is no shipping company office near my house. in that case they refused to pay on delivery and i had to pay for the return shipping. | |
| 1617594842686836736 | 230124 034718 | i returned my MBA. i thought a Mac mini would be cheaper bc i'd only have to buy the display etc. once. i ended up losing ¥300. it costs ¥1,100 to send it back bc i asked for pickup. the gift card was deducted from the refund. only 800 rakuten points for that amount remained. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1614345252290318336 | |
| 1615110983244185601 | 230117 071720 | i deleted my 2021 blog and gh repo on c++ code for prime numbers. archives: blog https://archive.md/jSwQW prime.h https://archive.md/KywgZ http://prime.cc https://archive.md/XnbtF http://factor-repunits.cc https://archive.md/1xPwr http://primes-below-10m.cc https://archive.md/QOuk9 | |
| 1614377952845918208 | 230115 064432 | i've been working on eliminating duplicate solutions to number-making puzzles (such as the 10 and 24 puzzles) since last July but gave up today. i couldn't get satisfactory results. i put my perl code with extended regular experessions below. https://github.com/24-puzzle-solver/24-puzzle-solver | |
| 1614349002060988416 | 230115 044929 | i had a net worth of ¥300k in deposits + possessions + stocks. but if the interest rate is 0, you have to buy in installments or you lose the interest-free loan. i have a policy of buying in installments only if i have the money to buy in a lump sum. | |
| 1614345252290318336 | 230115 043435 | i bought an M2 MacBook Air with 24GB RAM for ¥223,800 with paidy installments of ¥9,324/mo for 24 months. i got a ¥16,000 apple gift card from the new year's sale and 10,245 rakuten points via rebates. https://pic.twitter.com/4B8t05bzLI | |
| 1614335951014334465 | 230115 035738 | there doesn't seem to be an easy way to export http://Last.fm playlists to JSON. i took an archive snapshot of each list as a backup for now | |
| 1614334728106311681 | 230115 035246 | i made a list of all the songs i've ever known in my life. it's still under construction. limited to songs i can sing the first verse while looking at the lyrics https://www.last.fm/user/yuukikonno/playlists | |
| 1614331652943253505 | 230115 034033 | i'm back home now i took these pictures at the grocery store the other day. i uploaded them because they turned out to be handsome. https://pic.twitter.com/fHKQOgMnNO | |
| 1607972699472814080 | 221228 143220 | got this yesterday https://pic.twitter.com/AzCixnXS0W | |
| 1607964639878582272 | 221228 140019 | i'm at my parents house now. i've removed all my f/f i followed with #langtwt. recently realized people only get along with each other on iq. | |
| 1597578641302786048 | 221129 221004 | created a lishogi account and started practicing against YaneuraOu. first i won level 1 https://lishogi.org/@/konno | |
| 1596039844827758593 | 221125 161526 | Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary https://pic.twitter.com/1OHULOGNI7 | |
| 1596039222527676416 | 221125 161258 | also related https://math.stackexchange.com/a/773220 | |
| 1596038529959985158 | 221125 161013 | the general solution seems complicated. WA returns an answer that i don't understand. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=f%27%5Bx%5D+%3D%3D+InverseFunction%5Bf%5Bx%5D%5D seems the MO below is the way to derive this. https://mathoverflow.net/a/278648 | |
| 1596035012305952769 | 221125 155614 | saw this on a yt thumbnail on 22nd. df/dx = f⁻¹ after googling, it seems that f(x) = (1/φ)^(1/φ) x^φ is known to be a particular solution to this, where φ is the golden ratio. | |
| 1585426473334509569 | 221027 092141 | you can see all my kifu (game records) here: https://www.shogi-extend.com/swars/search?query=yuukikonnobot | |
| 1585423789521006592 | 221027 091101 | just finished 90 games in 30 days. the result was 66-24, a win rate of 73%. my rank is 1-dan (48% achievement rate) i won 3 in a row today so i will never play again https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/users/mypage/yuukikonnobot https://pic.twitter.com/3FOnGvMfXA | |
| 1577638677315932160 | 221005 213546 | im planning to cancel my Fuji Wifi 10 GB/day plan | |
| 1577636476866527232 | 221005 212701 | i signed up for fiber optic service at home sometimes drops to 80M but fast enough for me GMO光アクセス(GMOとくとくBB光) IPv6接続 IPoE(v6プラス)の測定結果 Ping値: 21.6ms 下り速度: 313.85Mbps(非常に速い) 上り速度: 562.37Mbps(超速い) https://minsoku.net/speeds/optical/services/gmo-hikari-access/prefectures/3/areas/035017 #みんなのネット回線速度 https://pic.twitter.com/UjzljJchTX | |
| 1574976837611945985 | 220928 131834 | bishop exchange, N-77 variation, a rare opening. suisho says 38. S-54 was not the best, exchange rook pawns after P-85 and aim for P-35 Px P*36. https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/games/Maedaoshi-yuukikonnobot-20220928_090935 | |
| 1574965589235273728 | 220928 123352 | there was 18. Bx77+ instead of P-8e. if Nx, B*88. if Sx, N-65. not so clear but i'd win. 22. N-65 was dangerous. if 25. Rx22+ Gx B*55 i would've lost. instead 22. P-86 Px P*88 was the move. https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/games/jimi7777-yuukikonnobot-20220928_085038 | |
| 1574948016154214400 | 220928 112402 | debut game i missed 22. Rx87+ in place of K-32 28. Rx88+ was not the best. after 31. K-28 Bx88+, there was R*82 (king-horse fork) it was better to retreat with 28. +R-82 and then aim to P*86 https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/games/33ongbe9N-yuukikonnobot-20220928_083912 | |
| 1574931985415356416 | 220928 102020 | i chose the username yuukikonnobot yuuki and yuukikonno were taken, but i did this so that my opponent would know it was me, so this is not considered a "loser." | |
| 1574928866333716481 | 220928 100757 | started playing against humans in shogi wars to test my shogi skills i set my opponent's strength to "a bit weak" so i'm guaranteed to win, but my goal is to play the same moves as YaneuraOu + Suisho https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/users/mypage/yuukikonnobot | |
| 1574513620729200641 | 220927 063754 | Since my name is Yuuki Konno, I guess I should follow the Sword Art Online stans. | |
| 1574511351925391361 | 220927 062853 | An image search for 金野裕希 does not turn up any pictures of me, so I'll post a bunch of pictures of 金野裕希 here. https://pic.twitter.com/DjBHrxBLKW | |
| 1574499075692515328 | 220927 054007 | I took this picture when we picked up my brother at the station. I rotated 360 degrees and took 100 shots and kept the good one. https://pic.twitter.com/Xg0JitIXM1 | |
| 1574494746327670784 | 220927 052254 | On Aug 27, I went with my family to the Ōmagari Fireworks Festival in Daisen, Akita. It was raining heavily. I was impressed by the use of Air's Natsukage by Jun Maeda in Shinshu Enka Kogyo's fireworks. https://youtu.be/ZSYAG7opM_c https://pic.twitter.com/llJBUrMGgA | |
| 1573530843196272640 | 220924 133242 | byf = before you follow dni = do not interact I learned. There are no corresponding acronyms in Jpn. | |
| 1573519228455395330 | 220924 124633 | In Japan, many people also use http://prfmaker.com, which allows users to create profile cards without an image editor. | |
| 1573514776243630080 | 220924 122851 | Many people use http://carrd.co and http://linktr.ee. In Japan, http://lit.link is the latest fad. Historically, http://twpf.jp has been the industry standard and is still used by many. | |
| 1573501913672216576 | 220924 113745 | Eng Dub/Sub is also on YouTube. I also watched his commentaries on Spirited Away, Laputa, Ponyo, Totoro, and Crayon Shin-chan's Adult Empire. Dunno if his interpretations are correct, but they were novel. | |
| 1573493632753029120 | 220924 110450 | On Sep 19, I saw this clipping of Toshio Okada's commentary on Grave of the Fireflies. This was an eye-opener for me. I first saw this movie over 17 years ago, but I was completely unaware of its meaning. https://youtu.be/M-eUUk7S1Rk | |
| 1573425854121664535 | 220924 063531 | Conclusion: Unclear. One theory is that 言う is polysemous while 呼ぶ is narrower, so the latter may have a slightly stronger meaning. | |
| 1573417619927203840 | 220924 060247 | This addresses a different issue. I think the answer and comment on it are correct. The second sentence is incorrect though. It should be 君をアホと呼ぶ without the だ. https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/73466 | |
| 1573414025396097025 | 220924 054830 | Answer. I think this misses the point. Sure, 呼ぶ is used more when it comes to people's names, but they doesn't say anything about what difference is there when describing a concept. https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/58260 | |
| 1573409528926044163 | 220924 053038 | The fact that "をきつねうどんと呼ぶ" has more hits than "をきつねうどんと言う" seems to support my theory. | |
| 1573408401702502400 | 220924 052610 | OTOH, I feel と呼ぶ fits better to describe concrete concepts. E.g., 油揚げが乗ったうどんをきつねうどんと呼ぶ。 (Udon with deep-fried tofu on top is called kitsune udon.) One could argue that という is "weak" here. No real difference, though. | |
| 1573400053527760896 | 220924 045259 | On Twitter, however, it is sometimes easier to recognize word breaks by using kanji for such verbs, etc. Modern people tend to be unaware of such distinctions, as they type according to the keyboard app's conversion candidates. | |
| 1573391697152966660 | 220924 041947 | The use of the hiragana という here instead of と言う is described in the Japanese Wikipedia's manual of style. >動詞のうち、本来の意味がほとんど失われているもの "Verbs whose original meaning is almost lost [should be written in hiragana]" https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:%E8%A1%A8%E8%A8%98%E3%82%AC%E3%82%A4%E3%83%89#%E4%BB%AE%E5%90%8D%E6%9B%B8%E3%81%8D | |
| 1573385227568807936 | 220924 035404 | One thing came to my mind is という may be used more to describe abstract concepts. E.g., 3つの辺を持つ多角形を三角形という。 (A polygon with three sides is called a triangle.) Here と呼ぶ is also perfectly fine, but may be "excessive", although the difference is slight. | |
| 1573378525163388929 | 220924 032727 | Literally, と言う may correspond to "said to be" and と呼ぶ to "called", but the nuance could not be so. It could be the opposite, for example. | |
| 1573374717762981888 | 220924 031219 | Someone tweeted "what is the difference between と言う and と呼ぶ" and I found it difficult. I thought it was similar to the difference between "is said to be","is called","is referred to as", etc. in English. | |
| 1573369868451184640 | 220924 025303 | I don't like people who arrogantly claim to "teach" a language to you just because they are a native speaker. Of course they don't necessarily have a deep understanding of the language. I would rather learn Japanese by reading tweets by Japanese language learners. | |
| 1573368502702178305 | 220924 024737 | I know that not everyone I followed was a Japanese language learner, but I followed nonetheless. | |
| 1573366918035439617 | 220924 024119 | Just followed more people by searching for #langtwt OR #studytwt "studying" OR "learning" "japanese". I never learn any language, though. | |
| 1572021505713930240 | 220920 093508 | Ate. Tuna mayonnaise, raw egg over brown rice, and vinegared onion, okra, and wakame. Not too bad. https://pic.twitter.com/eCYzvafZFF | |
| 1571561542260518912 | 220919 030724 | I had Lotte's Nama Choco Pie "Made with Plenty of Cream 350%" on September 13th since it was almost Halloween. It was very thick, like a Big Mac. It tasted more like a chocolate cake than a choco pie. I would like to buy 24 of them. https://pic.twitter.com/F3prV1vIvE | |
| 1571495478667399170 | 220918 224453 | It seems that "tdm" refers to an app called "todo mate". I downloaded it immediately, although I do not use it. This is still completely unknown in Japan. | |
| 1571492115364065280 | 220918 223131 | @kikkousha Thanks. | |
| 1571490784549142530 | 220918 222614 | I feel as if I were John Mung. | |
| 1571490184818225154 | 220918 222351 | Apparently moots = mutuals. I believe they are called sōgo (相互, lit. "mutual") or FF (short for "following and followers") in tsunagaritai (繋がりたい, lit. "want to connect") hashtags such as #勉強垢さんと繋がりたい in the Japanese-speaking world. | |
| 1571485910499467266 | 220918 220652 | Apparently there are hashtags #langtwt and #studytwt and there may be many there. | |
| 1571484991867211776 | 220918 220313 | I should follow people who are interested in Pokémon Go, programming, or mathematics, but for now I followed people who might be interested in the Japanese language. | |
| 1571484587947364352 | 220918 220137 | I searched for filter:hashtags "studying japanese" and followed some people for the first time in almost a year since I started this account. I would like to follow more people who can speak English so that people around the world can know of my existence. | |
| 1571237424768090113 | 220918 053928 | Got this recently. I owned 15/15/14, 15/15/13, and 15/13/15 Shadow Starly (Staraptor). https://pic.twitter.com/PEW0JS5Hy1 | |
| 1571234181086343168 | 220918 052635 | I am surprised that it has been 12 days since then. Working on my paper is going well and is almost complete. | |
| 1571230890210267137 | 220918 051330 | I also changed my GitHub username to "konnosoft" and made it the official account for Konno Software, the software company I founded 13 years ago in November 2009. https://github.com/konnosoft | |
| 1571228913342488577 | 220918 050539 | The username "yuukikonnobot" is still good on Twitter, but on Blogger, it is only a sign of a "loser" whose name has already been taken. If it were "ykonno", I wouldn't be such a "loser". It's one of the canonical abbreviations of my name. | |
| 1571226698213130240 | 220918 045651 | I have moved my blog to http://ykonno.blogspot.com. I have removed the redirect from my domain as it can expire and is not an appropriate link to my blog. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1544286051656556544 | |
| 1566980153426997248 | 220906 114236 | To date, I have almost completed a program that generates a list of distinct solutions for the 10 and 24 puzzles, but the 0 puzzle is not yet "solved" in that sense. | |
| 1566979913244344322 | 220906 114139 | Today is the second day of writing a paper on the problem of eliminating duplicate solutions to the 10 puzzle, which I have been researching for a month. Naturally, the paper has become very long and will take me a month to finish. | |
| 1560008974287917056 | 220818 060137 | I registered in the Pokemapi trainer directory and linked to this Twitter account so that my neighbors can find out that 00000000000001A is me. https://pokemongo-get.com/trainer/27871/ | |
| 1559735365333749760 | 220817 115424 | On July 19, I bought 100 more shares at ¥629. Because I thought it was cheap. And here I am. I plan to sell them at ¥1,300 and make ¥125,000. | |
| 1559735362947231744 | 220817 115423 | On June 9, I bought 100 shares of the company's stock at ¥721 at LINE Securities. I thought this was cheap, since in April it was ¥1,000. It was my first time to buy stocks. The price then dropped to ¥582. | |
| 1559735360988409856 | 220817 115423 | I currently own 200 shares of Rakuten Group, Inc. stock at ¥675 per share, and I have gained ¥9,200. https://pic.twitter.com/anmqh1Jmep | |
| 1559709758034042880 | 220817 101238 | Soloed Mega Scizor. Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BocZHm_wGvM https://pic.twitter.com/hRg0OMtE8v | |
| 1559647605444841472 | 220817 060540 | I would like to show you my high IV Shadows again. There are still a few. I want to add more. https://pic.twitter.com/m6B45ilwwm | |
| 1559639202215919616 | 220817 053217 | Both - M-Gyarados with Wa+AT*/HP or DT*+Ou and - S-Gyarados with Wa+AT*/HP were found to be useful in raids, and those with Water-type movesets were found to be the best counters in very rare cases. There is still no known use for Dark-type movesets in raids. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1494557582312501248 | |
| 1559636190277816320 | 220817 052019 | Mega Charizard X with Fire Spin + Blast Burn* has proven effective in situations such as vs. Zacian (Crowned Sword) with Wild Charge. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1497845222146936832 | |
| 1559634578843004928 | 220817 051354 | My analysis of Pokebattler's list of raid counters shows that Bug Bite* + X-Scissor always wins for Mega Beedrill's bug-type movesets, and there are no known situations where the Infestation fast move is preferred. | |
| 1559631897176973313 | 220817 050315 | This is my second hundo Weedle. The first one has evolved into a Beedrill and has the Infestation + X-Scissor & Sludge Bomb moveset, so I want this one to learn the Bug Bite* elite fast move. | |
| 1559627543241969664 | 220817 044557 | I am currently visiting my parents in Ōshū, Iwate. It is 180 km away from my home in Karumai. We recently stayed at the "Kadar Terrace Kindaichi" hot spring hotel in Ninohe, a city adjacent to Karumai. There I caught this hundo Weedle. https://pic.twitter.com/NVOZ5Z0JCM | |
| 1544292805329055746 | 220705 211111 | At the next event I will evolve two Charmander and get my first hundo Charizard. I am very happy because Mega Charizard Y is a very strong Pokémon. | |
| 1544291618312028160 | 220705 210628 | As for Shadow, I got two identical 15/14/15 Ralts, my first high IV Machop, and a 98% Starly. https://pic.twitter.com/sUN78hwMBF | |
| 1544290754134425600 | 220705 210301 | Since then I have gotten hundos including two Hydreigon, a Purified Beedrill, and to my surprise, a Shadow Ball Mewtwo. It's my first Legendary hundo. https://pic.twitter.com/usR9eR6tdn | |
| 1544286051656556544 | 220705 204420 | I have a redirect set up with CloudFlare on my domain for now. https://yuukikonno.com/ | |
| 1544285729425018880 | 220705 204303 | One drawback of Blogger is that you can't use your own domain; you can't run your blogspot domain and your own domain separately, so you need to use your blogspot domain to keep your blog running after your death. | |
| 1544283734714683392 | 220705 203508 | This is my Blogger with the plain text theme applied. It uses JavaScript to display posts, but it can be displayed without it (however, whitespace will be collapsed). It is written in JavaScript 1.0, so it works on very old browsers. https://yuukikonnobot.blogspot.com/ | |
| 1544282027830026240 | 220705 202821 | Blogger is ad-free and does not appear to have any plans to delete old blogs. | |
| 1544281782756843520 | 220705 202723 | Then I came up with a hack to use Blogger's post by email feature. If you discard your Google password and post via a secret email address, you can achieve such a blog. | |
| 1544280706817306624 | 220705 202306 | I first created a WordPress theme that would do that, but there was no "once you sign up you can't cancel (i.e. it will keep running after your death)" ad-free hosting. | |
| 1544279936684290048 | 220705 202002 | GitHub Pages + Jekyll cannot achieve "once posted, cannot be deleted". | |
| 1544279495833636865 | 220705 201817 | In a blog where HTML code is available, I am so involved in decorating (e.g. displaying formulas nicely) that I cannot concentrate on writing the body of the article. Therefore, it needs to be plain text. | |
| 1544278719031693314 | 220705 201512 | I need such blog software because I suffer from atelophobia and am tempted to delete old posts. | |
| 1544278077596770305 | 220705 201239 | I was looking for a blog that was in plain text and that once posted, the post could not be edited or deleted. l had lost sight of that 5 months ago. | |
| 1544276129787236353 | 220705 200455 | Five months later, today I released a Blogger theme. https://github.com/plain-text-blogger-theme/plain-text-blogger-theme https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1494571029481820161 | |
| 1501445164640141312 | 220309 152957 | There is a way to get the publication date using the GitHub API on the client side using JavaScript, assuming that the first commit date of the post file is considered the publication date. However, this seems slow and I would not adopt it. | |
| 1501444233105973250 | 220309 152615 | However, this method requires the installation of a scripting language and manipulation of the Terminal. Naturally, the date cannot be obtained if the post file is created in the GitHub web interface. | |
| 1501443529243250689 | 220309 152327 | One solution would be to register a script in Git's post-commit hook that would retrieve the creation date of the post file and store it somewhere. | |
| 1501443124832653313 | 220309 152151 | Manually setting the publication date is tedious. | |
| 1501442744245702656 | 220309 152020 | If the publication date is not set, the posts cannot be listed by date on the blog's home page. | |
| 1501442149925404675 | 220309 151758 | One weakness of a blog based on Jekyll + GitHub Pages is that there is no way to automatically set the publication date. WordPress and Blogger automatically set the date by simply posting a blog post. There is no way to accomplish this. | |
| 1497845222146936832 | 220227 170504 | Ah, I'm talking about Mega Charizard Y. I haven't figured out what to use Mega Charizard X for yet. | |
| 1497844185256239106 | 220227 170057 | The latter is the fastest counter to Grass- and Bug-type TGR Grunts. BB and Overheat are tied, with Overheat doing more DPE than BB, but I'd be willing to go with BB as a trophy if I had an extra Fast ETM. | |
| 1497839967690575874 | 220227 164411 | Just got my second hundo Charmander. I plan to have my two Charizard learn: 1. Fire Spin/Blast Burn* 2. Ember*/Blast Burn* https://pic.twitter.com/1p28VjDQS1 | |
| 1494572510222118914 | 220218 162028 | I don't know how to develop it, so it's trial and error. | |
| 1494571029481820161 | 220218 161435 | Today I started working on a GitHub Pages-based blogging system that allows you to write posts in plain text. https://github.com/yuukikonnobot/yuukikonnobot.github.io | |
| 1494561796472315904 | 220218 153754 | As a Dark-type attacker, it is strong against TGR, but weak in raids. This is because of its Bite/Crunch moveset. In raids, Snarl/Foul Play or Dark Pulse is stronger, which can be used by Mega Houndoom or Mega Absol. | |
| 1494560486301777926 | 220218 153242 | As a Water-type attacker, Mega Gyarados is: - In raids, it is inferior to Mega Blastoise against all known situations. - Against TGR grunts, it is inferior to Mega Venusaur and Mega Aerodactyl (the difference is slight, though). | |
| 1494557582312501248 | 220218 152109 | Mega Gyarados movesets - Water: Unknown use. - Dark: Fastest against Psychic TGR. - Dragon: Fastest against Dragon TGR (tied with Galarian Darmanitan). | |
| 1494555141231759360 | 220218 151127 | If I get a third hundo Magikarp, change to 1. Waterfall/Aqua Tail*/Hydro Pump, then 3. Bite/Crunch. | |
| 1494553932823396357 | 220218 150639 | I'm going to have my two Gyarados learn 1. Bite/Aqua Tail*/Crunch, 2. Dragon Tail*/Outrage. AT and DT are legacy moves, so I want to prioritize them. | |
| 1494551079773929479 | 220218 145519 | Got this from the Catch 7 Pokémon task yesterday. It's my second hundo Magikarp. https://pic.twitter.com/3tgw71GXS2 | |
| 1493571370542067713 | 220215 220218 | Finally did it. Great job before the Johto Tour. https://pic.twitter.com/DOvingXCmH | |
| 1491825032552587274 | 220211 022259 | I lost. But I think it was a game I did my best to win. There is no 3v3 battle simulator yet, so it's hard to prove, though. https://pic.twitter.com/YozKGJNkhu | |
| 1491669606268026880 | 220210 160522 | But I evolved one for the ETM move. If I can't get a better IV one, I'm thinking of unlocking its second Charge Move and using it for TGR with - Charm + Synchronoise and Close Combat. | |
| 1491667440425906179 | 220210 155646 | Its use in raids is unknown. In PvP, it is said to be useful in Ultra Premier. In any case, Synchronoise is not the best move. | |
| 1491666344290713600 | 220210 155224 | Shadow Gallade is the fastest counter (aside from Mega Pidgeot) to the Dark type TGR Grunt with - Charm + Close Combat. | |
| 1491664896165314560 | 220210 154639 | Shadow Gardevoir is the best Fairy type attacker in raids. Against TGR, it is tied with Shadow Mewtwo for the fastest counter to the Fighting type Grunt. | |
| 1491662414802468864 | 220210 153648 | I don't do PvP seriously, so I plan to have one - Charm + Synchronoise and Dazzling Gleam (for TGR and raids) and make an army of - Charm + Dazzling Gleam (for raids). | |
| 1491659028480823299 | 220210 152320 | For Shadow Gardevoir, you will need three types of movesets: - Charm + Dazzling Gleam (for raids) - Charm + Synchronoise or Psychic (for Fighting type TGR Grunts) - Charm + Synchronoise and Shadow Ball (for PvP) | |
| 1491655765370683392 | 220210 151022 | Evolved two Shadow Ralts into my first Shadow Gardevoir and Shadow Gallade. https://pic.twitter.com/tO61WwP8EJ | |
| 1490081228753555456 | 220206 065343 | How is this even possible. My first ever shadundo. But I don't PvP seriously so I doubt I'll ever use this. https://pic.twitter.com/CrYK2Q7ERI | |
| 1489573090887888896 | 220204 211434 | https://pic.twitter.com/OJTF0kI0pF | |
| 1487513087611576322 | 220130 044851 | So I TM'd these two. At least I plan to evolve them during the Johto Tour. I'm not sure if I'll power them up. https://pic.twitter.com/fSYgUipVwh | |
| 1487510550221242369 | 220130 043846 | According to Poke Genie's Raid Battle Simulator: - Shadow Typhlosion is the top counter to Mega Abomasnow after Shadow Legendaries (along with Shadow Charizard and Reshiram). - Shadow Feraligatr is sometimes the best counter to Mega Steelix if it's Rainy weather boosted. | |
| 1485153180740571137 | 220123 163125 | On ROG Phone, it seems that you can take a screenshot by swiping down from the top with three fingers. I was also able to disable the watermark in the settings. | |
| 1485148957382623232 | 220123 161438 | Got a hundo Genesect, meaning its Stat Product % in Ultra League is 100. Not recognized by Calcy IV and Poke Genie, but confirmed by PvPoke and http://9db.jp's IV Rank Checker. Maybe I will never power up or use it. https://pic.twitter.com/C2lSIfpwBd | |
| 1481483503195672579 | 220113 132926 | Today I had Aeon's ¥419 "Topvalu Best Price Oden for 2 (with chicken dumplings) 14 items of 7 kinds". This is not bad. It also has a long shelf life. The salt equivalent is 9.9g, so you should discard the soup and make your own, though. https://pic.twitter.com/Ydb81f3oBl | |
| 1480942380501340164 | 220112 013912 | The last few days I have transferred a lot of useless hundo. | |
| 1480941215084593152 | 220112 013434 | This past Saturday, the 8th, I returned to my home from my parents' house. | |
| 1478764512748924928 | 220106 012508 | Ok. I can't wait to unfrustrate it and let it learn Synchronoise. https://pic.twitter.com/IAFV2bcn3o | |
| 1478740953607606272 | 220105 235131 | Okay. It was partly cloudy today. https://pic.twitter.com/rfjglZgewX | |
| 1478219465813008387 | 220104 131919 | Very rare. I thought it was a bug in Calcy IV. https://pic.twitter.com/mrfIjXnHE1 | |
| 1476865078771482628 | 211231 193728 | Just got this. https://pic.twitter.com/5RbKJIPOJe | |
| 1476854214009974784 | 211231 185417 | As far as I can tell from my little tinkering with Pokebattler's Raid Simulator, the Stat Product is almost useless. It seemed that 15/10/10 was stronger than 14/15/15 in most cases. | |
| 1476853432418193411 | 211231 185111 | It is difficult to say which IV is stronger. It would be nice if there was an IV rank for raids. | |
| 1476826265319776257 | 211231 170314 | During the trip, I got a few good S-Bellsprout, and 12 Kyurem (including one 98% and two Shinies). https://pic.twitter.com/Q8BXAD5XJG | |
| 1476819204498407431 | 211231 163510 | Before I went back to Iwate yesterday, we had a Gong Cha bubble tea at Ueno station. It tasted just like Coca-Cola Japan's "Kochakaden" and was not very tasty. https://pic.twitter.com/R2SMsAn2X7 | |
| 1476814164446556161 | 211231 161509 | In that area I was able to install 30+ Lure Modules and platinum my Picknicker medal. I also platinumed my Pokémon Ranger on this trip, and my Sightseer is now at 1938. I'm only four platinum medals away from level 49. https://pic.twitter.com/T8lEAklUqg | |
| 1476809579455717379 | 211231 155656 | I didn't know about the place beforehand, and although I noticed that there was a PokéStop there, I wasn't particularly interested and didn't go to the exact spot. | |
| 1476809350211862532 | 211231 155601 | And yesterday we went near a place called "Pokémon Square (or Plaza)" near Yodobashi Camera at the west exit of Shinjuku Station. | |
| 1476807234516824065 | 211231 154737 | Yesterday morning, Thursday the 30th, we had breakfast at Matsuya. https://pic.twitter.com/UEZeZA4xNY | |
| 1476806965066350596 | 211231 154632 | That night we stayed at the Tokyo Business Hotel in Shinjuku. https://pic.twitter.com/ZAGyjFyin1 | |
| 1476801769112207364 | 211231 152554 | That night we had Jjigae Teishoku at Yayoiken. This was not good. It was so salty that I couldn't even feel the spiciness, no wonder its salt equivalent was 6.9g. https://pic.twitter.com/87EySPZUlJ | |
| 1476798147028729861 | 211231 151130 | On Wednesday night the 29th, we walked around Shinjuku and enjoyed the Kyurem Raid Hour. This video was taken by my brother in front of Toho Cinemas in Kabukicho. This area is called "To-Yoko" and is said to have been a hangout for juvenile delinquents. https://pic.twitter.com/iwCXH3tpVz | |
| 1476787650074132481 | 211231 142947 | I traveled to Tokyo for 6 days and 5 nights from the 25th to the 30th. | |
| 1476787275334025216 | 211231 142818 | I went home to my parents' house in Ōshū, Iwate last night. | |
| 1476064247042154497 | 211229 143515 | https://pic.twitter.com/Yn2szYd3vr | |
| 1476064222052491268 | 211229 143509 | Last night we went to Sushiro near Chiba station. Fatty yellowtail rare shabu sushi (the one on the left in the fifth picture) was delicious and tasted like yellowtail. https://pic.twitter.com/A6Leymntcp | |
| 1475722936007147520 | 211228 155900 | We went to Saizeriya in front of Inage Kaigan station last night. I had a rib steak. It was salty. I also had a mini ficelle and a garden salad. The ficelle was delicious, as was Cocos' stone oven bread. https://pic.twitter.com/ErthAcchdZ | |
| 1475720108685537281 | 211228 154746 | Now I'm at my brother's apartment. He's moving out of here today. I ate a lunch box that I bought at AEON Marinpia in front of Inage Kaigan Station. https://pic.twitter.com/r1zXBSE9wj | |
| 1475276862847070209 | 211227 102628 | I got my 15th Elite Collector Medal. This is a f2p world record. I think I'm the only f2p player in the world who keeps breaking this record. https://pic.twitter.com/L7GNoELdfe | |
| 1474886231230390272 | 211226 083414 | I had the buffet breakfast at the Ichikawa Grand Hotel. https://pic.twitter.com/yg7WSy74wJ | |
| 1474747979760549888 | 211225 232452 | I got some pretty good Shadows on the bullet train on my way to Tokyo. https://pic.twitter.com/FR62WqdPPh | |
| 1474575961438167046 | 211225 120120 | Fresh Mexican blueberries and raspberries on a bed of muesli with banana chips and Greek yogurt. I think this would be instagrammable. https://pic.twitter.com/4fYUwyeo71 | |
| 1474453183829516289 | 211225 035327 | Thanks to FamilyMart becoming a PokéStop, I now have a home stop at my parents' house and can farm balls endlessly. https://pic.twitter.com/Bc1DX4QEn2 | |
| 1474433665262571520 | 211225 023554 | I got this in a trade with my dad two days ago. I also got Magby from my dad yesterday, so I only need Corsola to get my Johto Medal to platinum. https://pic.twitter.com/DL96zeq44n | |
| 1474432530447495169 | 211225 023123 | I called all the beauty salons in the city yesterday and they all refused me. Fortunately, there is a barber shop behind my parents' house and I was able to use it. | |
| 1474431852463423488 | 211225 022841 | I'm now at my parents' house. I'm going to Tokyo tomorrow to play Pokémon GO. https://pic.twitter.com/9pMIrASsB6 | |
| 1473798636828246017 | 211223 083231 | Poke Genie for Android is inferior to the iOS version. I can't edit the scanned Pokémon data (e.g., whether it is Shadow or not). | |
| 1473351859398389760 | 211222 025711 | I've accomplished that once before with WordPress: https://github.com/wordpress-blank-theme/blank | |
| 1473351486675767296 | 211222 025542 | So creating a plaintext-like HTML theme with Jekyll has become my current goal. | |
| 1473321216815828993 | 211222 005525 | I wonder if I should create a template that is .html but looks like .txt. | |
| 1473320969209249796 | 211222 005426 | .html and .md can be accessed without extensions. | |
| 1473320712870187009 | 211222 005325 | The only problem with gh-pages is that .txt files are not accessible without an extension. | |
| 1473320448402534403 | 211222 005222 | All I need to think about is "how to mark up the plaintext" and the filename. That can be done randomly. | |
| 1473319413537730562 | 211222 004815 | It loads very fast. | |
| 1473317265349427202 | 211222 003943 | There is no problem of having to put a dummy HTML comment between two separate code blocks to write them. | |
| 1473316851728154625 | 211222 003805 | Gh-pages + Jekyll + GFM still has a problem with preformatted text not being wrapped. Plaintexts have no such problem. | |
| 1473314508727025665 | 211222 002846 | I'm thinking of blogging in plaintext. As an atelophobic, I get hung up on decorations when I use Markdown or HTML, and I can't complete a sentence. | |
| 1473243706811895811 | 211221 194725 | I've decided to move my blog from http://wordpress.com to GitHub Pages. SyntaxHighlighter on http://wordpress.com doesn't wrap text so it's hard to see the code, and it's not mobile friendly. | |
| 1472757692456665089 | 211220 113611 | I have revised my post many times. It's time to move on to the next program. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1468983161770377216 | |
| 1472278832787124225 | 211219 035322 | It was problematic that I only had 3 Sinnoh Stones. If I catch a high IV Roselia now, I may not be able to evolve it during Com Day. I guess I should have had about 6 of them. | |
| 1472275371144138752 | 211219 033936 | I'm calling it a day. I caught 100+ of each. https://pic.twitter.com/YWwbKdRVkv | |
| 1472248638449815552 | 211219 015323 | Again. Thank god. https://pic.twitter.com/J5C2SbGtTv | |
| 1472232882748166146 | 211219 005046 | Co/FB S-Alakazam may be the best counter to ZH/Ps Blissey in Gym Battles. | |
| 1472222668686761985 | 211219 001011 | Shadow Alakazam has no known uses; it can use Counter/Focus Blast, a high-damage moveset, but because of its Dark-type weakness, it cannot be used against a Normal Rocket Grunt. | |
| 1472218561435533312 | 211218 235352 | Pokémon I evolved today. All but Alakazam are top raid attackers, so I'll need multiple of them. So I'm assuming that powering up a non-hundo won't be a waste. https://pic.twitter.com/U4MxzrHOZ7 | |
| 1472191549094379521 | 211218 220631 | Never-ending Community Day. I'm tired and there's only 60 storage space left. | |
| 1472150473692319746 | 211218 192318 | Luckily the Windy weather continues. | |
| 1472145392242675712 | 211218 190307 | Decided to start collecting the following Pokémon: - Shiny pre-evolutions of rare gender - Shiny evolutions with ETM move, at a level not exceeding 1500 CP when it becomes hundo (for trade) | |
| 1471684324319989761 | 211217 123100 | One year ago, on December 8, Swinub Spotlight Hour, I got a hundo. One year later, I got a 96% Shadow. This is a symbol of my growth over the past year. | |
| 1471680562419367938 | 211217 121603 | Finally did it. I knew the IV before I caught it. Because I'm using Calcy. It wasn't weather boosted. It might be the strongest Pokémon I've ever caught. https://pic.twitter.com/N0psPmAjfV | |
| 1470920787083538432 | 211215 095658 | Aglio e olio and TKP. I didn't use a pan - just mixed the raw ingredients. TKP stands for Tamago Kake Pasta ("egg on spaghetti"), which is a popular dish in Japan. https://pic.twitter.com/UWQBYbjy8i | |
| 1470493198468681729 | 211214 053753 | I made pork sukiyaki with only soy sauce. I made too much. https://pic.twitter.com/f8gMvs8hLF | |
| 1470435886194376705 | 211214 015009 | It seems that the latter generates faster assembly even if I write the primality test code properly and add `-Ofast`. | |
| 1470433352096579584 | 211214 014005 | Which is faster: if (n < 2) { return false; } if (n == 2) { return true; } or if (n <= 2) { return n == 2; } I don't know the exact meaning of assembly, but without optimization, the latter looks faster. https://pic.twitter.com/ypAEQjPsYz | |
| 1470414103110123520 | 211214 002335 | Apparently, the easiest way is to look at the assembly at http://godbolt.org. | |
| 1470413687140020224 | 211214 002156 | On Mac, clang++ and g++ can output assemblies with commands like `clang++ -S http://main.cc`, but this outputs more than 1500 lines of code, even for a simple Hello World. | |
| 1470412397714501634 | 211214 001649 | Today I'm looking into how to look at assembly code, triggered by the question of whether `i++` or `++i` is faster in C++. | |
| 1469787535077687296 | 211212 065350 | Great odds. https://pic.twitter.com/H8ZI1KkzJr | |
| 1469624119368945666 | 211211 200429 | The strap is 50cm long and doesn't reach the pocket of my hoodie. I think I need to wear clothes with a inside pocket to store my phone. | |
| 1469624117779255296 | 211211 200428 | I can't use the AeroActive Cooler 5, but I guess that's okay for the winter. It covers the inner camera a little bit. It's not so bad that you can't see your face. No problem with the external camera. The buttons are completely hidden, so it's hard to take screenshots. | |
| 1469624113413062656 | 211211 200427 | I bought a Bone Collection Lanyard Phone Bubble Tie 2 - L Morandi Pink (PJUN20103-MOP) case and attached it to my ROG Phone 5s Pro. I think this will prevent me from dropping it on the ground. It's not waterproof, so if it rains, I'll use my iPhone. https://pic.twitter.com/Z3dRI94TcV | |
| 1468983161770377216 | 211210 013732 | I blogged about the prime number programs I've written so far, but I had to stop proofreading since Special Weekend has started. https://yuukikonnobot.wordpress.com/2021/12/09/cpp-primality-test-prime-number-generation-factorization-elementary/ | |
| 1468709882895691776 | 211209 073138 | Done. https://pic.twitter.com/PUOnglDZRj | |
| 1468702608454217728 | 211209 070243 | When the cooking is done, add Glico's "Zeppin" medium hot curry roux and melt it. Maybe then reheat. This way, you don't have to stand in front of the pot and the work is done in almost a second, although you may have to wait for some time for the food to be done. | |
| 1468702604792590336 | 211209 070242 | I made curry today. As usual, I'm cooking it in the rice cooker now. I have two rice cookers. 1. Put in frozen chicken. 2. Put in precut vegetables. 3. Add about 80ml of water. 4. Press the 'Start' button. https://pic.twitter.com/Mbkf1EZZTM | |
| 1468002610666176512 | 211207 084111 | I think it was pretty good. I tried S&B's "Garlic Lard" on my rice, but it didn't taste so good because of the sour taste of ginger. https://pic.twitter.com/OKdkcCoaMr | |
| 1467987738037489665 | 211207 074205 | This makes the salt content of the pot 0.6%. No water is added. I'm using a Sharp rice cooker called Healsio Hotcook. I think it can be done with other rice cookers, but I don't know. | |
| 1467986680221437952 | 211207 073753 | I made kimchi nabe today. It's cooking in my rice cooker now. First, I put a total of 581.5g of (all frozen) pork, pre-cut napa cabbage, and bean sprouts into the pot. Next, since the salt equivalent of Ebara Kimchi Nabe No Moto is 9.2g/100ml, I added 581.5g * 0.6%/9.2% = 38g. | |
| 1467967696352722944 | 211207 062226 | Current impl. https://pic.twitter.com/RUIn39ACGw | |
| 1467960827705978880 | 211207 055509 | Seems that the following are equivalent: - Number that are not multiples of 2 or 3 - Numbers that are prime to 2 and 3 (i.e., gcd(n, 2, 3) = 1) - Numbers that are prime to 6 - Numbers that are congruent to 1 or 5 mod 6 | |
| 1467944051890855936 | 211207 044829 | The sieve of Eratosthenes seems to be excellent. Even with a rough implementation, I was able to get 664579 in 3 seconds. Even with an elaborate trial division, it took more than 4 seconds. https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1465800885607354370 | |
| 1467526658651750400 | 211206 010955 | Seems that the sieve of Eratosthenes is a more standard algorithm for "enumerating prime numbers below a given number" than trial division, so I want to rewrite it. | |
| 1467521661876727808 | 211206 005004 | But I eat other foods as well, so I add as little powder and hot water as possible. This makes the soup healthy (at least for the salt) and still salty enough to drink up. I also made boiled bean sprouts and natto with raw egg. I should have left the whites as it makes it watery. https://pic.twitter.com/eMFZnjygkZ | |
| 1467521642863931392 | 211206 004959 | Today I cooked cup noodles. It says that the salt equivalent is 2.3g for the noodles/seasoning and 5.2g for the soup, for a total of 7.5g. So by adding only half of the soup powder, the total salt will be 4.9g, which is below the WHO recommend daily salt intake of 5g. https://pic.twitter.com/5BsMjx4W84 | |
| 1466780793725124609 | 211203 234607 | Also, it seems that yogurt can be eaten a month past its expiration date, as long as it is unopened and kept in the fridge. Never freeze it; it will turn to liquid. | |
| 1466775278890655748 | 211203 232412 | Among the cheap yogurts sold in grocery stores in Japan, I currently recommend Morinaga's "Bifidus", the one in the picture I posted earlier. I think it tastes better than "Meiji Bulgaria Yogurt" or Megmilk's "Nature Megumi" yogurt. | |
| 1466771088676114435 | 211203 230733 | I preferred sweetened yogurt at first, but now I can only eat plain yogurt. | |
| 1466767753579499520 | 211203 225418 | I used to hate yogurt, but I first learned about Greek yogurt when I had Yuda Milk's "Premium Yuda Yogurt" (similar to Morinaga Milk's "Partheno") in November 2019, and I've been hooked ever since because I love hard food. | |
| 1466761505899450375 | 211203 222928 | If you put a regular commercial yogurt on its side like this in your fridge, the whey will separate, and if you throw it away (I drink it up), it becomes Greek yogurt. https://pic.twitter.com/wX7wcUJSDk | |
| 1466753256924020738 | 211203 215642 | My breakfast - 100g muesli - 200g Greek yogurt - 1 apple - sparkling water I've been eating this every morning since last March, almost two years now. I don't know why everyone doesn't do this. https://pic.twitter.com/zc47GT7MEX | |
| 1466702449121820673 | 211203 183448 | Got a 15/15/13 Deino. Not sure if Hydreigon is the best attacker for raids. https://pic.twitter.com/XFr5qy3Kb6 | |
| 1466550903855812608 | 211203 083237 | Apparently I'm the only one in the world who gave up Hoopa (Unbound) and saved Super Rocket Radar because of being a free-to-play player. | |
| 1466478584936108032 | 211203 034515 | Uploaded my prime number program to GitHub. https://github.com/yuukikonnobot/prime | |
| 1466458296986963970 | 211203 022438 | I already have 717 Swinub 🍬, but can only have 1 Shadow Mamoswine. Because evolving + powering up + teaching a new attack would cost 125 + 378 + 60 = 563 🍬 per S-Mamo. | |
| 1466453657973510147 | 211203 020612 | 🍍 are underestimated, but I think they are actually very valuable in Pokémon GO. | |
| 1466452305771843585 | 211203 020049 | I used 🍍 since Bellsprout appeared, although I'm saving it up for Swinub Incense Day. | |
| 1466451233481248769 | 211203 015634 | Got Aerodactyl. I feel like I'm back in 2016. https://pic.twitter.com/qpI8kTAamM | |
| 1466339986240802816 | 211202 183430 | Because Shadow Charizard is a good counter to Genesect etc., unless you have a number of Shadow Moltres. | |
| 1466338433543016455 | 211202 182820 | Transferred a Charmander by mistake (wanted to trade for XL). | |
| 1466330809531461634 | 211202 175802 | I access websites by typing the URL into the address bar, but for some reason in Safari, when I type and select a page and press Return, it sometimes selects the root of the website and jumps away instead of that page. | |
| 1466329574061449220 | 211202 175308 | I used to use Chrome Canary on macOS, but a few years ago I realized that the majority of people use the default browser, so I switched to Safari, but today I decided to go back to Chrome Canary. | |
| 1466293479726714881 | 211202 152942 | Snowed. https://pic.twitter.com/BDvVxGJr57 | |
| 1465933157715177475 | 211201 153755 | That's it for writing my own code, tomorrow I'll start researching how to do serious prime factorization of bigints using libraries. | |
| 1465928846721519617 | 211201 152047 | This. Now I could find the prime factorizations of the decimal repunits up to R(20). R(21) > 2^64 - 1, so I can't calculate any further in my environment. It also takes about 10 seconds even with `-Ofast'. https://pic.twitter.com/aD2hhnoMwY | |
| 1465895500930899975 | 211201 130817 | The next question is, for an integer that turns out not to be prime, so what are the prime factors? | |
| 1465893942738649098 | 211201 130205 | Now problem with my code is that I am using `int' as the types of variables. According to Wikipedia, the largest integer that is guaranteed to be represented by `int' is only 32767. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_data_types#Main_types | |
| 1465889017371582468 | 211201 124231 | I thought this might be equivalent to the so-called sieve of Eratosthenes, but it seems not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sieve_of_Eratosthenes | |
| 1465835179478372352 | 211201 090835 | This seems to be the same or a little slower than the previous implementation. But it is a little faster with the `-O1' option. This was the same result for clang++ and g++. Is it because of the optimization to access vector elements? | |
| 1465830565270093827 | 211201 085015 | What we notice here is that if we print the primes from 2, we will know the smaller primes, so "dividing by primes" will actually be possible. Finally, our code looks like this: https://pic.twitter.com/vIIDqbTvRH | |
| 1465811633448443906 | 211201 073501 | I should have downloaded the binaries instead of compiling from sources. | |
| 1465810585929408512 | 211201 073051 | Finally got clang++ and g++ updated. When I tried to compile with clang++, I got a `ld: unknown option: -platform_version' error and had to add the `-mlinker-version=450.3' option as described in the following issue: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/issues/52461 https://pic.twitter.com/N0Lw3s4jk4 | |
| 1465806347291693057 | 211201 071401 | `get_primes' was wrong; it returned a prime > `x'. Maybe this is correct: https://pic.twitter.com/sZEeRYLV4L | |
| 1465800885607354370 | 211201 065219 | Starting from 5, which is the smallest integer > 3 that is not a multiple of 2 or 3, we get the following implementation: https://pic.twitter.com/UzfvBJlr5J | |
| 1465800879563415552 | 211201 065217 | Let q and r be integers. Every integer n can be expressed as n = 6q + r where 0 <= r <= 5. If r = 0, 2, or 4, then n is an even number. If r = 3, then n is a multiple of 3. Therefore, integers that are not a multiple of 2 or 3 are of the form either 6q + 1 or 6q + 5. | |
| 1465800877508235266 | 211201 065217 | Further optimization. Once we know that 2 is prime, we only need to look at integers that are not a multiple of 2, i.e., odd numbers. Once we know that 2 and 3 are prime, we only need to look at integers that are not a multiple of 2 or 3. | |
| 1465759032010887171 | 211201 040600 | `i <= sqrt_n' can also be written as `i * i <= n', but `i * i' can overflow. By writing `i <= n / i', the overflow can be avoided. Not sure which is faster, calculating `n / i' for each loop or pre-calculating `sqrt(n)'. | |
| 1465753381293547520 | 211201 034333 | Now I can get the number of primes <= 10 million, 664579, in about 5 seconds. https://pic.twitter.com/SnFq1u3P9m | |
| 1465747965855686662 | 211201 032201 | Also, consider whether 113 is prime: it is not divisible by 2, 3, 5, 7, ... then there is no need to divide by 11. If 113 = 11 * x, then x < 11 (because 11^2 = 121 > 113). Thus, to test if n is prime, it is enough to divide by primes <= sqrt(n). | |
| 1465743343552397313 | 211201 030339 | Ideally, to test if n is prime, we can divide it by primes <= n / 2, because if n has a composite divisor d, then n is divisible by a prime factor of d. | |
| 1465738851108880390 | 211201 024548 | Let d != 0 and n be integers. d is a divisor of n iff there exists an integer k such that n = kd. In the above equation, for k > 1, d is maximized when k = 2, and then d = n/2. n/2 is not guaranteed to be an integer, but gives an upper bound. QED. | |
| 1465722744473939970 | 211201 014148 | Also, it can be proved that the largest non-trivial divisor d of an integer n satisfies d <= n/2, and d = n/2 iff n is even, so `i < n / 2' is sufficient for `i < n' in `is_prime'. | |
| 1465716865473212419 | 211201 011827 | Obviously, all primes except 2 are odd, and odd numbers are never divisible by even numbers, so I optimized for that: https://pic.twitter.com/eJSGEP4XxP | |
| 1465713325409386498 | 211201 010423 | Now my code looks like this. https://pic.twitter.com/zOHpiysrem | |
| 1465703872165396486 | 211201 002649 | Improvements to this are: * The type of the argument for `is_prime' should be `const int'. According to SO, it is good practice to use `const' for constants as in JavaScript. * For reusability, `main' should be factored out to "a function that returns a vector of primes <= x". | |
| 1465683858762842119 | 211130 230717 | Next, let's write a program on prime numbers as a simple problem. First, write a program to print prime numbers <= 100. An integer n >= 2 is prime iff it is not divisible by any integer i where 2 <= i <= n - 1. So the simplest code I can think of is: https://pic.twitter.com/zLvabypFVG | |
| 1465668803052728325 | 211130 220728 | When I write C++, I felt it was redundant to add `std::' to every array, vector, etc. According to SO, it's not bad to use `using namespace std' in source files (but not in header files), so I will always do so from now on. https://pic.twitter.com/JXMi5Ula0v | |
| 1465663556150390785 | 211130 214637 | I compile my code with the `-std=c++2a -Wall -Wextra -Werror -pedantic-errors' options. After a few minutes of googling, I found that I can write somewhat compatible programs with this. | |
| 1465659110959976457 | 211130 212857 | Hello World in C++. I write my code in Visual Studio Code, and run it by typing commands into the fish shell on the built-in Terminal. https://pic.twitter.com/jVfdzdf27p | |
| 1465644974351929346 | 211130 203246 | Now I `brew install llvm gcc' to install the latest clang++ and g++. It will take forever, so for now I'll compile my code with LLVM 10.0.1 installed on my system. | |
| 1465580570306514949 | 211130 161651 | I'm using macOS Mojave. I can't upgrade it to Monterey because it requires a 12GB download, but I'm on a 10GB/day plan with Japan's "Fuji Wifi". | |
| 1465576573512269827 | 211130 160058 | Today I'm rebuilding my development environment. I'm using a MacBook (Early 2016). It has a Core m7-6Y75, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD. I can't replace it because my savings is only 56,363 Japanese yen (about US$500) right now. | |
| 1465567601682046980 | 211130 152519 | I've recently been relearning programming with C++. I chose C++ because it seems the fastest high-level language, as most serious shogi engines, such as YaneuraOu, are written in C++. | |
| 1465208087732637703 | 211129 153645 | However, an increase of the level cap can change whether or not it is a hundo at the maximum level, and since I am in a position to grind Charizard indefinitely, I would love to have an IV hundo. | |
| 1465208083735474181 | 211129 153644 | Another 98% IV Charizard; I desperately want a hundo. This is often called a "functional hundo", but in terms of stats, it's correct to simply call it a "hundo" (i.e. Stat Product % is 100). https://pic.twitter.com/LtM72QS2YU | |
| 1464969664983830532 | 211128 234920 | A wild Salamence appeared; it had appeared in my house a year ago on Nov. 26th. https://pic.twitter.com/FTCSebMbWs | |
| 1464949201540845568 | 211128 222801 | I ran Suisho5 on my Core m7-6Y75 MacBook (Early 2016) and only got 850kNPS. https://pic.twitter.com/Y0OYQXXCZn | |
| 1464878494324695040 | 211128 174703 | Installed ShogiDroid on my ROG Phone 5s Pro and got 2.2 million NPS on Suisho4kai/YO6.04 with 8 threads. However, I changed the setting back to 1 thread because it might damage the processor. I don't play shogi much these days, so I doubt I'll ever use it. https://pic.twitter.com/Sjtb5730K7 | |
| 1464691104700272640 | 211128 052226 | Hung up the laundry. I moved my bed to the next room the other day and turned this room into a drying room. Now I can get rid of musty smells in my clothes. https://pic.twitter.com/mZTYatOq4Y | |
| 1464343464317882369 | 211127 062102 | Woke up. I've been in bed for 7 hours with a stomachache after eating a rotten apple. Seems to have eased up now. | |
| 1464186137145081858 | 211126 195553 | My ROG Phone 5s Pro arrived. No detailed review as I haven't used it for a long time yet. My first impression was "it was an Android phone". Anyway, I can't use it outside since I don't have a rugged case. https://pic.twitter.com/O93BIhanJH | |
| 1464109838510690311 | 211126 145242 | Second one. Shadow is much stronger, and Mega Evolution (unreleased) can only be done one at a time, so it's useless. Just for the collection. https://pic.twitter.com/MBBfr1nk7l | |
| 1463901695918833668 | 211126 010536 | Got my Shadow Zapdos to lvl 40 finally. I think I'll invest all the Rare Candies I get in Mewtwo next, as I'll need (378+120)*6=2988 Candies to get 6 Shadow Mewtwo to lvl 40 and unlock their 2nd Charged Moves. https://pic.twitter.com/PUaV9z4Sfe |
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