On: Lossy CSS compression for fun and loss (or profit)

[firefoxd]

The author was just shy of showing the results of the example he provided, but then didn't.

I think this could be a useful tool in the IDE. Imagine vscode highlighting a line and suggesting another place to put it instead. Neat.

[Etheryte → firefoxd]

There are literally five live examples, along with ground truth, linked in the article, formatted as a bullet list. What more could you want?

[akoboldfrying → Etheryte]

The "more" that I wanted was for the conclusion to the small worked example to be shown. That is, what do the computed factor matrices B and C look like as CSS rules, for this tiny example? Does the A' that they multiply to equal the original A matrix?

[firefoxd → akoboldfrying]

This is exactly what I meant.

He started building a small straight to the point example and didn't show the result.

[pax → firefoxd]

see 'If you just want to see some results, here is a sample with my homepage serving as a patient etherized upon a table'

https://danieljanus.pl/index30.html vs https://danieljanus.pl/

[kristopolous → firefoxd]

I don't understand what you're expecting but not seeing.

[akoboldfrying → kristopolous]

The "more" that I wanted was for the conclusion to the small worked example to be shown. That is, what do the computed factor matrices B and C look like as CSS rules, for this tiny example? Does the A' that they multiply to equal the original A matrix?