taira no loonemori

Happy new year

By the way, all production discussion pre sakuga era was like this, it's just that the noise increases in proportion with the number of frames

It's not a coincidence that everyone who thinks redline (and Akira) have the best animation evar no debate peak of peak also believes a bunch of untrue shit about the productions (it's because they're not true sakugatards)

if you have any interest in: literature history linguistics classical is absolutely non-negotiable. If you have no interest in these things you can get away with not knowing it and just deal with having 0 comprehension every now and then.

猛者の笑い方をどうぞ 艸 卉 （嗤） （哂）

don't be mean to ppl who take obvious jokes literally they're probably autistic don't be mean to ppl who take obvious jokes literally they're probably autistic don't be mean to ppl who take obvious jokes literally they're probably autistic

トモダチコレクションのMii、 ちょっと気に入らないところがいくつかあったので手直しした！ 前より似たと思ってますが！？どうですか？

After the exchange between @NateSilver538 and @nikitabier, I did a little test to check whether that was true and, to my surprise, what I found suggests that link deboosting was indeed reversed. What I did is randomly sample 15 tweets by @nytimes between 2019 and today, compute the weekly average number of likes and retweets they got and plot the results along with a trend line. The idea is that likes and retweets are probably a decent proxy for reach and @nytimes only posts tweets with external links, so by looking at this, we should be able to see any changes in the algorithm with respect to how links are treated. As you can see, it's pretty clear that, starting around the spring/summer of 2023, posts with links started to be penalized and eventually they were completely nuked until the spring/summer of 2025, when a reversal of that policy seems to have started. To be honest, this isn't what I was expecting to find, so even if that's just a quick and dirty test and it's hardly a definitive proof, it's good news and I thought I should share the results.

STUDIO4ºC is no stranger to marine life. 🐟 Catch the newest fish on the block, ChaO, in theatres starting April 10! 🌊 brnw.ch/21wZRsK

Rule of thumb: if u can't consistently manten N1 it means u have a bunch of these gaps, whether it's grammar, vocab, whatever Casual immersion can be effective but it depends a lot on 1) amount, 2) type of content, 3) how observative u are. 3 has a lot of individual variation!

Esp when it gets to something you don't see as often. Like if you only read one book a year, how long would it take you to realize や否や and か否か are different? And ofc u can have lots of these types of misunderstandings and still pass N1 easily. Just gotta watch out.

Would bet anything at least half the ppl liking the Thomas tweet don't know the difference between や否や and か否か. Lot of ppl see something that looks like something else they already know and make assumptions. That's why I say u should study or look *everything* up.

April progress

Finally lol

純粋フブちゃん

peko-only N1 is possible. you need to be rabbitmaxxing

esoteric grammar point や否や found in obscure work of literature thomas the tank engine

hopefully u listened to me. see u for the next round

they do appear in professional work. it's just that this work is mostly in scholarly translations and not pop culture translations. if anything fansub culture resembles literary/scholarly translation traditions more than pop translation. it's kind of awesome

anyway I wrote about this like a few years ago