@Jasmine7+attempt to make a cute cat salon! HTML CSS and JS #scrapbook (Website where you can design the way a cat dress with a hat and collar)
jasminefar.github.io/cat-salon <i still need to add pictures
@jeslyn0Digital painting of a cat! The fur is really difficult when its a large subject- so i'm holding back on that for now. (github)
@sapmix0blutils
New day, new feature!
Blutils has gotten 1 update (or maybe upgrade?) today! That is the quality of life feature syntax highlighting for the cat command!
This feature was requested by @SkyfallWasTaken, and I'm very grateful they requested this feature! If you feel like something is missing from your every day coreutils, please leave a message down below or shoot me a message 😄
@Jonathansu0AI Chatbot that is preset to being a AI Girlfriend, made using Characterai, gtts, and speech_recognition libraries in python. You can change the character id in the async def main() function and get your own API key from this github repo: docs.kram.cat/auth.html. And put it in client = aiocai.Client(''). Github Project link: github.com/jon123boss/AIGirlfriend
@GreenScreen4100I setup YOLOv10 develop enviroment for prepare AI competition, and This is I tested cat image.
I'm going to do something that's getting more and more complicated!
@SarojRegmi0I with my friends have created a platform where college applicant can get consulting sessions, and freshman can earn some extra cash by reviewing college application and providing consulting session.
Written in Next js with mongodb as a database.
I am happy to say that now it is almost complete as a MVP.
Will be working on it after some time but, it's now presentable.
live link: appli-cat.vercel.app
source code: github.com/hems-bhandari/AppliCat
Dm me with suggestions and problems I would love to receive some critism and feedback. You can also create some issues in the repo if you will.
@AlwaysBusy6For 7,8 hours of 12 hours in #arcade:
I made an OS in scratch name as Scratching Cat OS (ik its cwinge but still💀)
It has a successful start up and opening of Cat search with some animation and yes also a close button when an app appears
You can check it out over here: scratch.mit.edu/projects/661305819
Here is the preview images too!
@MohitTiwariDev1For #arcade I created CattyCatty! Find random cat images also make them say whatever you want !!! @SamratBose0So I have created a random cat facts generator with meow animation, for #arcade and wanna thanks bug eater for the cool idea,, yeayyyyyyyy here's the repo link - github.com/samratbose10/randomcat/tree/main
@JoshuaRodriguez0Reading: Deep Learning - John D. Kelleher
There are two ways to represent data - using a localist representation, or a distributed representation.
A localist representation involves mapping each concept (word type, colour, country, etc) with a specific neuron in the network. e.g: A French, yellow cat may be represented as 110, where the 1st bit represents the country, the 2nd but represents the colour, and the 3rd but represents the animal.
Whilst this means that it's easy to understand what a neuron activation means, because each neuron corresponds directly to a concept, we can easily pack more information into our neurons. Imagine we had 3 different colours we needed to encode for - we'd need to use 2 neurons, which can show 4 different activations themselves. So, we're losing 1 neuron activation pattern!
A distributed representation doesn't allocate each neuron/set of neurons a specific concept - you just PACK THEM ALL IN. e.g: yellow+cat may be 000, and blue+dog may be 001. None of the neurons in this specifically stąd for anything, but that doesn't matter for a neural network - as long as the network's able to decipher it's representation at the end.
@EmilyLiu-U04GMGW44J30A mock up of the front page to my cat site I made during #hack-hour (and also a random cat drink doodle I did on the side)
@EmilyLiu-U04GMGW44J30A compilation of sketches I drew during #hack-hour most of these were done for either my cat website while I was mainly thumbnailing ideas (though I decided to go w/ a different theme ultimately) or my daily drawing challenge!@cupcakes0Reading the Guide on AI Safety!!! :robot::hacker-cat:aisafety.dance
@RyanDiLorenzo-U04JGJN2B400My cat's automatic litter box recently stopped working and it's around 300$ for a replacement which we were thinking of doing. I thought I could take a look at it and see if I could try to fix it. I initially thought the motherboard traces were corroded and not making contact so I tried to reflow the solder but no luck. The motherboard and microcontroller pre-installed had no documentation or help guides other than contacting the company to buy a replacement.
I decided to try if I can use a Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 microcontroller to control it, and after many hours (6) later I present to you a polarity switching circuit using 3 SPDT relays, a step-down buck converter to convert the 18V power from the built-in power on the cat litter to 12V the relays could use. Then after a lot of trial and error I found the perfect transistor (2N2222) in my transistor kit to convert the 3.3v logic levels from the ESP8266 to the 12v or something that the relays can use. Some of my trouble could be avoided if I used the correct DPDT relay modules meant for this, but this is all I had on hand.
It's not quite finished since I still need to hook up the 2 sensors and 2 end stops to make it safe of course, but it's coming along and now the hard part is down. In the end, I'm going to open source a schematic design and order a PCB to contain everything.
@Kokonico0day 10 of #10-days-in-public!!! documentation... :sad-cat-thumbs-up: on the bright side, i'm done with objlog 2.0.0!!!
@Kieran0crunching the digital animation award edit for #frc! been working since 5:30 which is quite early for me
