天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

There is a licenesed windows installed by default. Definitely don't want to waste that.

And samsung pssd is sooooo fast. Clonezilla can run 19GB/minutes.

没想到还有黑胶！

心动了

仿佛一下子遇到了人生中半数以上的美好（好奇怪的比喻

Oh no, oh no, oh no no no no no no

I asked the teller (I should use teller instead of officer. I naively though the people works in the office will be officer) if she wants to check the content, she said there is no need to do that. I can just seal it.

So I pull out my stamp and the paste. I saw a flash of shock on her face when I stamped the seal.

Me trying to remember what I did on Friday and what I should do today. Then I instantly recall the work when I saw this git graph.

There are two different remotes with each got a develop and master branch. And I pull changes from upstream to downstream.

Maybe I should ask earlier before I already implemented the solution. But still, this is a valid git usage right? Right?
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Now a quick entertainment for you: guess which heads are the upstream repo and which ones are the downstream. Also which ones are develop branches and which ones are master branches.

Excuse me? Why does the same thing cost 4400 EUR in the Chinese official store while the listed price on their official website is only less than 3000 EUR?

Great. Wandering around on the internet, and ended up to this company.

Not the first time visit, but now it will be my ultimate goal for telescopes.

Although I did recently purchase some cheap (compared to top brands) telescopes in this year and have no plan to replace them very soon, but I do spot a few things that correspond to this price range. It's ok for now, I'll classify myself as an amateur hobbyist, so don't gonna go super critical on those downsides. So maybe in two years or so I'll save some money, and if I still love watching birds and night sky, then I'll inevitably buy some good gear.

Bless my wallet.

P1: My preference of post-processing, based on the DNG file
P2: My phone's preference of post-processing, aka the JPG file. It got the JPG file first, then got the DNG file. I assume this JPG file is what you get when you use the stock camera app.
P3: The unprocessed DNG file displayed by the default app to view photos in Windows 10.
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In terms of "my preference", I don't mean my style. I don't know photography very well, so I just messing around with the slider and see if I like it. So each photo I produce, it got a different style😂 I'm just starting learning it, don't be too mean on me.

The photo is too big, so I open it and take a screenshot of it so I can uploaded here.

Anyway, if you look close, you can tell this bird is not properly focused. That's a very common problem with my setup.

First of all, the auto focus from Samsung is absolutely shit. Everytime it focuses on a branch either behind or in front of the bird. It always failed to focus on the bird itself. So I use manual focus. But then the screen is very small, with direct sunlight, I can't tell if the bird is crystal clear or not. I placed an order from fuji to see if it looks better on a 4R photo paper. But even if it looks ok, I still want to try if I can get a perfect focus with my phone.

One possible way to solve it is to carry a HDMI screen. Samsung's camera app can output a HDMI preview when connected to an external monitor. But I wonder how I'm gonna take a picture of bird with such chunky devices.

Great, now the air is trying to kill me.

The moon.

And through this telescope you can actually see the slow movement of the moon. Amazing

Spilopelia chinensis (Spotted dove) and Passer montanus (Eurasian tree sparrow)

Testing my new monucular (spotting scope)

唐突得我有些措手不及.jpg

Found an article to explain the difference between nullable and optional in OpenAPI 3. But it's in Japanese.

I hate Katakana.

レスポンス -> Response
データ -> Data
プロパティ->Property
オプショナル->Optional

Just slap them into Google translator and listen how they sound like.

Then you will likely to ask yourself: Why?
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And just find out if you force Google translator to speak English in Japanese, you get the typical stereotype sounds of how Japanese people speak English.

And with the power of money and technology, I'm able to get my new monocular (spotting scope) before tomorrow. (In plain English it means I paid extra for air express, so I get my package this evening.)

Did a quick test, since it's evening and the night is cloudy, the ISS and moon are not available for tonight. So I take a picture in 60x optical zoom with my phone in about 10 meters away. The circular pattern is 9 centimeters in diameter, and I'd say it's not bad! I know some brands like KOWA and Swarovski can get better image but they are expensive. Their spotting scope will cost me about 5000 USD for 82mm objective lens. And mine only cost 5000 CNY, about 700 USD. I'd say the result is pretty good.

Maybe with longer distance it will have some dispersion, and I don't have expensive accessories for the lens. For example, KOWA sells extra pieces like extender and converter for astronaut camera. Mine don't have those, but think in a good way, that's the top level gear I can get with this price. I don't need to spend more in the future. I mean, I know myself, I always want the best. So it would be a bad time for my wallet if I go kowa or Swarovski.

Mistral AI really shines a light on OpenAI.

As a cyber collector, I have LLaMa1, LLaMa2, Mistral8x7B laying in my nas. Although I don't have powerful enough hardware to run them, but it's a good thing to have. And I'm looking forward to the dolphin variant.

* Dolphin is a decensored model based on those open source models.

我希望每个人都能看到这张图

太好笑了
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以及我在等蓝光发售，然后可以一口气看完。一周一集太折磨人了

Today rains a bit. When I went upstairs to change water, I spotted two doves came and ate there. I'm pretty surprised. Possibly because cats didn't visit my yard when it's raining.

Note: The cats need to go through the second floor to visit my yard. It's pretty hard to imagine, but imagine someone don't know how to design a house but they built their own house anyway at 25 years ago in a tight corner of a city. That's where I live.