@helloyanis Ok, so I've made a lot of progress & have a ton of feedback. Happy Easter!

a) Thinking about how to pass you that feedback - it'd probably be best if you fired off an email to [email protected] and I can just send you a .doc or .pdf or whatever

b) What version of Python did you use in step 1) of the tutorial? I used 3.13.3, and I think ONNX has an incompatibility with the latest?

I'm pretty much hitting this issue:
https://github.com/onnx/onnx/issues/4269

and I suspect (although that issue is very old) that there's a CURRENT incompatibility with Python 3.13.3 and whatever the current version of ONNX is

(Alternately, I just need to install a compiler to get the ONNX wheel built...but I seem to have that too, as I installed VSCode on this fresh system.)

@helloyanis

*rises from ancient slumber, joints cracking like dry twigs*

who...WHO DARES to BREAK THE SEAL ON MY ROYAL TOMB!! NOW THAT I AWAKE, THOSE THAT PUT ME INTO THIS CURSED SLUMBER SHALL SURELY PAY WITH THEIR *BLOOD* AND...oh I see, okay then; helloyanis, of course; happy to help!

Your timing is good, just built a new Intel machine, haven't had any chance to mess with it, and need an excuse to test anyway. Give me a bit of time to try your tutorial; this actually looks really interesting - you're making generating art easy and approachable for others with baseline hardware, and I totally respect that.

Also...in the reply, I'm going to point out flaws in technical stuff and in English **if you will be okay with that**?

My interns will attest to me really poring over their work to make their code better, so I'll do the same here if you'd like? If so, should have feedback by the weekend.