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Christian Walther

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Mastodon @isziaui@mstdn.social
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Followers
300
Account age
3 yrs
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While I’m down the QR code rabbit hole, here is another one. Cover any corners to make the decoder latch onto the others.1.2K views While I’m down the QR code rabbit hole, here is another one. Cover any corners to make the decoder latch onto the others. Here is a 4-way QR code with no moving parts, using parallax! I first tried to make it out of cardboard, painted with the plotter, but that turned out too imprecise, so 3D-printed it is.263 views Here is a 4-way QR code with no moving parts, using parallax! I first tried to make it out of cardboard, painted with the plotter, but that turned out too imprecise, so 3D-printed it is. • The shapes in the overlapping part are the voronoi cells of the combined square lattices of pixel centers. • The rotation angle is ±atan(1/3) – I tried 45° first, but that and other angles with irrational tans would always cause lattice points to lie too close to each other somewhere. • The cleaned finder patterns of one code eat into the data of the other, but error correction catches that. Mas62 views • The shapes in the overlapping part are the voronoi cells of the combined square lattices of pixel centers. • The rotation angle is ±atan(1/3) – I tried 45° first, but that and other angles with irrational tans would always cause lattice points to lie too close to each other somewhere. • The cleaned finder patterns of one code eat into the data of the other, but error correction catches that. Mas Back from a hot but fun Maker Faire Solothurn. Here’s what my visitors built out of my puzzle pieces. The sizes of the patches reflect their popularity, as I expected. The left one would be much larger, but I kept disassembling it at the back to make more space in front. #MFSO2613 views Back from a hot but fun Maker Faire Solothurn. Here’s what my visitors built out of my puzzle pieces. The sizes of the patches reflect their popularity, as I expected. The left one would be much larger, but I kept disassembling it at the back to make more space in front. #MFSO26

📊 Post engagement

Recent posts · likes + reposts
Feb 21latest
134
Avg engagement / post
3–13
Typical post (engagement)
44.7%
Engagement vs followers
0/100
Spiky reach
Oct 2022
On Mastodon since
Half of recent posts land between 3 and 13 likes + reposts (median 7) — reach is spiky, driven by the occasional post that pops.

🔥 Top post: While I’m down the QR code rabbit hole, here is another one. Cov · 1.2K likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
0.69 / week
A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 0 text · 11 image · 1 video.
Follower / following
12×
Follows 25 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

Recent posts

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🔥 Top post While I’m down the QR code rabbit hole, here is another one. Cover any corners to make the decoder latch onto the others. ★ 1.2K
Back from a hot but fun Maker Faire Solothurn. Here’s what my visitors built out of my puzzle pieces. The sizes of the patches reflect their popularity, as I expected. The left one would be much larger, but I kept disassembling it at the b… ★ 13 Maker Faire booth taking shape this afternoon. The faire hasn’t even started yet and I am exhausted already. #MFSO26 ★ 3 • The shapes in the overlapping part are the voronoi cells of the combined square lattices of pixel centers. • The rotation angle is ±atan(1/3) – I tried 45° first, but that and other angles with irrational tans would always cause lattice … ★ 62 ▶ Here is a 4-way QR code with no moving parts, using parallax! I first tried to make it out of cardboard, painted with the plotter, but that turned out too imprecise, so 3D-printed it is. ★ 263 And these are the final boxes for the rule 73 puzzle pieces, ready for the Maker Faire. Eager to see whether visitors will like them better than the rule 105 ones last year that turned out too complicated! #MFSO26 ★ 4 Prototype of a box to keep my rule 73 puzzle pieces neatly sorted and stacked. I had found them more fun to assemble when you have the 8 different pieces available organized in a consistent orientation rather than scattered randomly on the… ★ 2 It’s not without flaws: Due to tolerances, the pieces fit together in some illegal ways. The shapes are supposed to overlap in this arrangement, but the overlap was designed too small. Apparently I was so eager to get to play with it that … ★ 1 Two-tile hexagonal rule 60! This is my best cellular automaton puzzle yet. It’s easy to assemble without much thinking and fascinating to watch how the pattern automatically develops based on very few decisions. Rule 60 is a two-neighbor r… ★ 7 It sometimes works together with Isziaui F, based on an Adafruit Feather nRF52840, on my rooftop, because the reception inside my apartment is poor. ★ 1 Amazingly, the 3D-printed enclosure for the small Xiao-based #Meshtastic node I built out of parts lying around at @fablabwinti fit on the first try. It’s named Isziaui X, if you see it, say hello! https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4d656a4… ★ 11 Received my copy of Beading with Algorithms by @gwenbeads today! The book is gorgeous and will surely provide inspiration for further puzzle piece research. ★ 5

🐘 Community & instance

Home server
mstdn.social
A large general-interest Mastodon server. On the fediverse the server a creator picks hints at their community — this one spans all topics.
On Mastodon since
Oct 2022
Joined in the Twitter-exodus wave of late 2022 — part of the migration that made Mastodon a real destination.

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 3 years ago.
👁️Averages 134 views per post.
📤Posts about 0.7× per week.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
80/100
Excellent Credibility score
97%
Real Real audience
Low Fake-follower risk
High Data confidence
  • Est. 97% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Strong engagement (~0.4× of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
  • Established account (3+ years old).

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

📸 Gallery

Back from a hot but fun Maker Faire Solothurn. Here’s what my visitors built out of my puzzle pieces. The sizes of the patches reflect their popularity, as I expected. The left one would be much larger, but I kept disassembling it at the back to make more space in front. #MFSO26 Maker Faire booth taking shape this afternoon. The faire hasn’t even started yet and I am exhausted already. #MFSO26 • The shapes in the overlapping part are the voronoi cells of the combined square lattices of pixel centers. • The rotation angle is ±atan(1/3) – I tried 45° first, but that and other angles with irrational tans would always cause lattice points to lie too close to each other somewhere. • The cleaned finder patterns of one code eat into the data of the other, but error correction catches that. Mas While I’m down the QR code rabbit hole, here is another one. Cover any corners to make the decoder latch onto the others. Here is a 4-way QR code with no moving parts, using parallax! I first tried to make it out of cardboard, painted with the plotter, but that turned out too imprecise, so 3D-printed it is. And these are the final boxes for the rule 73 puzzle pieces, ready for the Maker Faire. Eager to see whether visitors will like them better than the rule 105 ones last year that turned out too complicated! #MFSO26 Prototype of a box to keep my rule 73 puzzle pieces neatly sorted and stacked. I had found them more fun to assemble when you have the 8 different pieces available organized in a consistent orientation rather than scattered randomly on the table, but struggled to come up with a packaging design that wouldn’t take more work to produce than the pieces themselves. This is looking promising. (The real It’s not without flaws: Due to tolerances, the pieces fit together in some illegal ways. The shapes are supposed to overlap in this arrangement, but the overlap was designed too small. Apparently I was so eager to get to play with it that I went into mass production before I noticed that on the prototypes.

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