Kognise

@kognise.dev

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“hit bskyer koggy woggy” since you do not know me here: - i do every type of programming - i make every type of music - i fly planes (but only one type of plane) https://kognise.dev/

Screenshot of code editor. Code: #![array_formula] let by = range -> let unique_keys = filter !is_empty (unique range) let rows = unique_keys |> map name -> let samples = filter $F2:F (range == name) [name, average samples, (count samples) & " samples"] sort rows 2 false [ ["By name...", "", ""]; by $C2:C; ["", "", ""]; ["By type...", "", ""]; by $B2:B ]
A Google Sheets formula: =ARRAYFORMULA(LET(BY, LAMBDA(range, SORT(MAP(FILTER(UNIQUE(range), NOT(ISBLANK(UNIQUE(range)))), LAMBDA(name, {name, AVERAGE(FILTER($F2:F, EQ(range, name)))})), 2, FALSE)), {{"By name...", ""}; BY($C2:C); {"", ""}; {"By type...", ""}; BY($B2:B)}))
a mobile screenshot of a terminal with an incomprehensible error message
A photo of a pile of suitcases with a pile of squished sharks on top
A screenshot of a Discord message I posted, replying to another image post. A badge that says "remix" is next to my username. Attached to my message is an image containing a screenshot of an IKEA Brooklyn bank transaction, rotated, with overlayed drawings, emoji, and the text "yoooo"
A photo of a bunch of very flattened IKEA sharks in a clear plastic bag for vacuum packing.
A screenshot of Bluesky, showing 3 posts in a thread. All posts are in English, but the third post has a blue "Translate this post" link at the bottom. The translate link is circled in red with a red question mark drawn.
A screenshot of Bluesky showing posts by courtney with the Teams tab selected.
A drawing of a pink processor with a sad pleading face.
A screenshot of Namecheap DNS with a properly configured TXT record for the domain "_test" with the value "contents here!"
A terminal session. The command "dig -T _atproto.boles.xyz.boles.xyz" is run. In the answer section, a valid Bluesky TXT record can be seen.
Hand-drawn digital line art. A dialogue between two vaguely anthropomorphic computer chips labeled CPU and MMU. The MMU is holding a dictionary that says "pointers 0x0000 to 0xffff." The CPU asks the MMU to translate a memory address that starts with 0xfffa. The MMU thinks for a second and responds with a different memory address that starts with 0x52a4.
Hand-drawn text from a comic, reading: "Who is to blame for Twitter's demise? It seems these days people always want to 'blame capitalism' whenever anything goes wrong anywhere - but is it really that simple? Yes it is"