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Suggestion: I think it would make sense to use softmax as the scaling function. This way you don't need to worry about outliers and you get to decide the running time.
The best resource on CSS basics, I have found, is https://web.dev/learn/css. It includes flexbox and grid.
For design guidelines I recommend Refactoring UI. It is full of actionable advice, which books such as The UX book is lacking.
In my project I use TailwindCSS (by the author of Refacturing UI) with Daisy UI components, so I don't actually write raw CSS. At first TailwindCSS feels like a step backwards to inline CSS, but it is just better than the alternative. I recommend giving it a chance.
coproc 'nemo .'Its a rabbit hole but it is an interesting niche if you like this kind of stuff.
To get you started, you can read about the KZG scheme which is even O(1):
https://dankradfeist.de/ethereum/2020/06/16/kate-polynomial-...
and if you want more, I suggest you start with the zk-MOOC.
Shift + ZA -> :up (save only if needed without quitting.)
by adding to your .vimrc:
nnoremap ZA :update<CR>Pick two:
(1) memorizable passwords
(2) bruteforce-resistant passwords
(3) account-unique passwords.
The best tradeoff for me is (2)+(3) sacrificing (1), so I use a local password manager (named 'pass'). That said, I would never trust a 3rd party like LastPass.