Solis Astral

Had a fantastic time at Fursonacon this year! Debuting Solis went super well and I got loads of pics and made tons of new friends!

1: @acehusky15.bsky.social
2: @baruchwusky.bsky.social, @tabbydeer.bsky.social, @clovisawd.bsky.social
3: @dusk-dragon.bsky.social
4: @pupastro.bsky.social

Well, thats a wrap on @fursonacon.bsky.social! This con was so unforgettable! Thank you to all the friends who made it as such! Cant wait to see you all in 2026! But, next up, is @furfest.org!! Btw; Flynn/Spirit, my suit, will be refurbished by MFF hopefully...so expect some WIP photos before then~!

solis the fox is all done and on his way home! was a blast to make, and that cheek star is adorable ⭐️
catch him at #fursonacon this weekend 🦊

#fursuit #foxfursuit #fursuitcommission #fursuitmaker

Thank youuuu~

Yesss, he did such a good job! Hehe x3 I'm so excited to wear him all over!

🧵✂️: @pintra.bsky.social

Thanks so much for bringing him to life!

POV: You're a Burger King family bundle and I am hungry

One way I can imagine these numerical instabilities arising is if somehow the divergence of the non-physical solution gets captured in the domain upon time evolution of your boundary. If you watch how your system evolves with time in the entire geometry, does that seem to be where things go wrong?

Lmao, last year I actually roomed with the guy who hosts the nuclear panel, haha

I think even if it isn't clear what the nonphysical solution should be, if your end goal is to model the dynamics of the equation then the numerical method doesn't care whether you understand the solution physically or not, lol. The understanding is a step beyond the algorithmic results. I'd try em!

Guess I should be more specific, lol. By constructing the Wronksian I mean just finding the linearly independent solutions if such a technique exists haha.

a system, but maybe that would be a good place for getting some ideas. If there's a numerical method for handing the entire Wronksian for the r equation of a Laplace equation for a sphere, then maybe that method can work iteratively on your problem to find the solution while evolving the domain.

The moving boundary constraint is new to me, but if the non-physical solution diverges outside the domain of interest, maybe an analogy can be made with Laplace's equation for a sphere. One solution class for r diverges inside, and one diverges outside. I've never done numerics with such [1/?]

When I get my suit in a few months, maybe I should start a YouTube channel and make math, physics, and chemistry lessons in suit x3

Any interest?

What kind of behavior are we talking about? Maybe something can be done to salvage the work within a useful subdomain?

I'm legitimately thinking about applying to host an intro to quantum field theory panel at Fursonacon just so I can mention this theorem x3

New ref sheet! Glad to finally get an upgrade from the one I made from a template back in 2016.

🎨: @pinknevula.bsky.social

Anyone else addicted to grinding the Pokemon SV item printer? I get a dopamine rush every turn, even though I already have all the items lol

Happy new year!

Anyways, that's all for my little pity party rant. Thanks for reading through all my junk and giving me a chance.

I hope you all have a happy new year!

And so all I can say for this coming new year is that I really hope I can make some friends. Online friends or irl, I just want my resolution to be to find new people to connect with so I don't feel so alone in this forsaken existence I've created for myself.

I've gone through so much trouble with connecting with people as time has gone on. I didn't used to have as much self-doubt as I do now. The fact that literally everyone fades away, from furry friend groups to both boyfriends I had, leads me to think that I am the common denominator here.

We still talk, and I don't hold his opinion of my appearance against him. It's just so painful to witness another person fade away.

So that leaves me in my current position, with no online friends and my only memories of the recent year being those of isolation from someone who I thought loved me.

In early October of this year, I just had to cut things off. It was hurting me too much to continuously ask if he wanted to come over and always being met with rejection. He even admitted things like he never found me attractive and that he viewed our current situation as more of an LDR thing.

But I had a much harder time breaking things off, in the hopes that things would get better after some time. May passed, then June and July, and August. During those four months I saw him one time. Our conversations became much more one-sided, and I was receiving lots of 1-word responses.

That is, until the end of my first year of school. He and I hung out every weekend for the duration of my first year, and around May, I noticed he started putting away and not coming around as often. He cited burnout, and while I think that's reasonable, it still hurt me deeply to see him fade, too.

And with that move, I did find a new fur group, and things were looking up. I even got my second boyfriend during this time.

Unfortunately, the local furry group didn't and still doesn't really do events. But at the time I had my boyfriend to be with, so I wasn't as worried.

And then graduation finally hit, and while I was sad to see my irl friends go, I was excited for the opportunity to move away for grad school and maybe engage more with a different furry community that was hopefully more active.

And with my senior year rolling around and being pretty much swamped in school work, I had trouble keeping in touch even further. My irl friends at least had some of the classes I was in, but I really overworked myself by doing two degrees at once. My social life was practically nonexistent then.

In spring of 2021, I at least started to make some friends in school. I generally look back at that time with nostalgia. I had people who enjoyed being around me and who were willing to hang out in person. Of course, juggling irl with online is still hard, and so even more online friendships faded.