It goes without saying that none of the code here is my best work.
Pull requests and issues about the code won't be accepted (anything about this
README is fine).
Date: 2017-12-{16,17}
Deps: python, pillow, numpy
These scripts seem to do operations with a "palette" of colours. Which is just a newline separated .txt file that contains one RRGGBB hex code per line.
I think these were used to find the most used colours in a colour palette extracted from sprites from a game. It was probably intended to be used to help make a game themed rice, but that seems to have not happened for some reason.
Repeatedly merges colours in the input palette that are close (with an rgb distance less than or equal to merge_threshold) until no more reductions in size take place. It then writes the reduced palette to reduced.txt
Sorts a palette based on their distance to the previous colour (the first previous colour is a seed given in the code, and it determines the look of the sorted palette). It draws the sorted palette to a rectangular image whose size is determined by a brute force approach to finding the most square-like size that fits all the colours.
A Floyd-Steinberg dithering implementation using the provided palette of colours.
A large palette extracted from VA-11 Hall-A (at least that's what I think, looking at the colours)
A reduced version of pal.txt, made with reduce.py
Date: 2017-07-16
Deps: Processing
A processing sketch that was used to make these gifs:
I don't really remember the premise of the joke at this time, but I'm sure it was incredibly humorous.
Date: 2017-04-20, 2017-05-21
Deps: Processing
Matrix-esqe Arch wallpaper, and a script that modifies it to add a couple lines from Haywyre's Endlessly.
I still use this wallpaper at the time of writing this, however I always thought that I had lost the code.
Date: 2018-06-15
Deps: g++, alsa
A C++ program that prints out Recaman's sequence as
charactes (so, only the rightmost byte). The purpose was to pipe its output to
aplay to see what the sequence sounds like (spoiler: it's horrible)
Date: 2018-04-13
Deps: python, matplotlib
Plots the UTF-8 validity of random byte arrays of length X.
Plots the distribution of os.urandom (which is used to generate the bytes in the
above script).
Date: 2018-07-08
Deps: python
A xkcd 1525 (emoji 8-ball) question/answer url generator.
Date: 2018-12-27
Deps: python
Given lots of jpeg files in the in directory, move those with model EXIF data
to ./devs/<model>/<parent dir>/image.jpg.
Used to sort out lots of scattered holiday pictures where the models of the cameras were not known.
Note: the rsync command used to grab all the jpg files from a drive was sudo rsync --info=progress2 -rvh --include '*/' --include '*.JPG' --include '*.JPEG' --include '*.jpg' --include '*.jpeg' --exclude '*' --prune-empty-dirs /mnt/whatever/ ./jpgs/in/drive_whatever
Date: 2018-12-29
Deps: Python, pillow, pyuserinput
Attempts to make a line drawing from an input 1-bit image.
Used for this shitpost (NSFW, gfycat because I can't get it into a reasonably sized gif)
(the site is http://seoi.net/penint, also NSFW)
Date: 2018-11-25
Deps: Python
Recursively finds all git repositories in the working directory and replaces https remote urls with ssh
Date: 2018-06-04
Deps: gcc with C++ 17 support
Uses 256-bit ANSI colour codes to make the input text display as a rainbow (a hue sweep across the whole string)
Date: 2018-02-13
Deps: Python, GIMP with liquid rescale plugin (gimp-plugin-lqr on Arch)
Generates a script-fu that uses liquid rescale on each file in a folder to downscale them 2x, which can be run with gimp -b '{scriptfu here}'. Used to make these sticker packs:
- https://telegram.me/addstickers/distortedmenherachan_by_kateslavebot
- https://telegram.me/addstickers/distortedgirlmomo_by_kateslavebot
A Telegram bot to automatically make distorted sticker packs is on my backburner, but will likely never be made.
Date: 2019-05-14 Deps: Python, networkx, matplotlib, [Telethon]
Draws a graph of class inheritance.
Used to make the graphs here
Date 2021-07-12 Deps: Python, Pillow
Converts braille to a black and white image.