Tony Ivanov telamon

For a custom encoding using URL fragment-safe characters, you can go beyond Base64.
Considering alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9), which give you 62 characters,
and adding safe special characters like:

-_.~!$&'()*+,;=:@?/#[]

(which are 22 in total), you can potentially reach a base count of around 84 (62 + 22).

This would be a custom base-84 encoding, utilizing these URL-safe characters to maximize space efficiency.

Pytorch Tensor Cheatsheet

1. Initialization

Scalar (0D tensor):
```
x = torch.tensor(42)
# Shape: []
```

Failing test:

test('encoding fault', t => {
  t.plan(2)
  const f1 = hypercore(ram)

  const dummyExt = {
    encoding: {
      encode: () => t.ok('encoder was invoked'), // encoder is not invoked.
      decode: () => t.ok('decode was invoked')

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kibup (Kibana up)

Launches a local kibana instance that connects to an Elastic instance specified by url

Installation:

Download kibup script and make it executable chmod +x kibup

Usage:

	const { Readable } = require('streamx')
	const UDX = require('.')

	const runtime = (globalThis.Bare \|\| process)

	async function udxStreamPair () {
	const udx1 = new UDX()
	const udx2 = new UDX()

	const socket1 = udx1.createSocket()

	drm_info
	```
	$ drm_info \| grep -i gamma
	│ │ │ └───Gamma size: 1024
	│ │ ├───"DEGAMMA_LUT": blob = 0
	│ │ ├───"DEGAMMA_LUT_SIZE" (immutable): range [0, UINT32_MAX] = 1024
	│ │ ├───"GAMMA_LUT": blob = 120
	│ │ └───"GAMMA_LUT_SIZE" (immutable): range [0, UINT32_MAX] = 1024
	│ │ │ └───Gamma size: 1024
	│ │ ├───"DEGAMMA_LUT": blob = 0

	# API Design

	PUT /$/bee/index
	^ ^ ^^^^^ <-- hyperbee namespace
	\| \|---- hyperbee special-path
	\|---- SPECIAL META charactter for hyper-fetch.

	[
	{ OPERATION1 },
	{ OPERATION2 },

	import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs'
	import { pack, unpack } from 'msgpackr'

	// Load tag->emo list
	let a
	try {
	a = JSON.parse(readFileSync('./emojis.json'))
	} catch (err) {
	console.error(err.message)
	console.log('do you have the input file?')

	#!/bin/bash

	# Preliminary steps (void linux):
	# sudo xbps-install -Su v4l2loopback wf-recorder
	# (don't forget to reboot if new Kernel version was upgraded)
	#

	# Too lazy to autodetect active monitor resolution
	WIDTH=2560
	HEIGHT=1440