moim-pose: walk-cycle sprites from one picture

Open source · ComfyUI · FLUX.2 [klein]

moim-pose (formerly marearts-spritestride) turns one side-view picture of a character into a walk cycle: 12 frames that loop, the same person in every frame, checked automatically, with the height and head size locked and a stride that keeps the feet from sliding. It runs on an 8 GB GPU through ComfyUI, and every model it uses is Apache-2.0 or MIT.

Rin and Otto, each drawn from one sentence: a walk and a walk with a box, 12 frames each, the same person in every frame. The far leg is drawn darker. These are checked drafts: some frames still need a person's look and a redraw, see "It is not 100 %".

MareArts MSYS: the whole computer in one console, for you and your AI agent

Windows · Linux · macOS · MCP

MareArts MSYS is a free system monitor that shows the whole computer in one console: CPU per core, memory, GPUs, temperatures, fans, disks, network, containers and the busiest processes. Your AI agent can read the same numbers through MSYS's own tools, so you can simply ask it what is slowing the machine down.

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NaN is not one bit pattern: sorting floats by integer keys

Floats · sorting · NaN

float("nan") and 0/0 both print as nan, but they are not always the same bits. A sort that never compares the floats, and instead ranks an integer key made from those bits, can give those NaNs a rank against each other. That breaks a stable rule: equal values keep the earlier column. Fold every NaN to one bit pattern before the key is built.