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Updated January 1, 2025
**Scott Huson** * About * Now * Projects * Research * * * * My priorities now: * Stay safe, have fun * (Just) Keep swimming - swim 5 miles a week * (Just) Keep building * Be kind Last updated Jan, 2025
**Scott Huson** * About * Now * Projects * Research * * * * My priorities now: * Stay safe, have fun * (Just) Keep swimming - swim 5 miles a week * (Just) Keep building * Be kind Last updated Jan, 2025
skaruz.com
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Updated January 1, 2025
What Iām doing now? ------------------- I live in Siedlce, Poland.Ā I spend the majority of my time doing the following: * working 100% remotely (since 2014), implementing Salesforce solutions for clients from the UK, USA, Belgium, France, USA, Denmark, Australia * building Currency Manager app for Salesforce * practicing Python3 for my own needs * learning Spanish (B1) * driving my Honda NC750X Honda Rebel 500 * * * If my activities change, Iāll update this page. Last update was in **January 2025** _Inspired by Derek Sivers_
What Iām doing now? ------------------- I live in Siedlce, Poland.Ā I spend the majority of my time doing the following: * working 100% remotely (since 2014), implementing Salesforce solutions for clients from the UK, USA, Belgium, France, USA, Denmark, Australia * building Currency Manager app for Salesforce * practicing Python3 for my own needs * learning Spanish (B1) * driving my Honda NC750X Honda Rebel 500 * * * If my activities change, Iāll update this page. Last update was in **January 2025** _Inspired by Derek Sivers_
smyachenkov.com
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Updated January 1, 2025
Stanislav Myachenkov * Blog * Tags * RSS Feed January 1, 2020Ā Ā·Ā 0 min
Stanislav Myachenkov * Blog * Tags * RSS Feed January 1, 2020Ā Ā·Ā 0 min
streamhead.com
/now
Updated January 1, 2025
Inspired by Derek Sivers now page, hereās what I am doing right now (last update January 2025): * Ready to start a new challenge (more on that later). * Working on my latest side-project. * Reading. One goal is to read all Dune novels. I have finished the Legends of Dune trilogy some time ago and will start on the Great Schools trilogy later this year. * Building various robots. I have recently done a major overhaul of my Lego sorting project and the results are so good I have plenty of energy to continue improving it. * Learning Japanese, 10 minutes a day. I wasnāt able to make as much progress as I wanted. The goal this year is to keep working on it every day and hopefully read a few Yotsuba&! mangas. * My current videogame rotation: Fortnite (it is amazing how they keep reinventing themselves), Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Recently, I got an Anbernic RG 40XXV that I want to set up to play oldschool point and click adventure games on the go. What Iām not doing right now: * Making music. Iād really love to fit in more music-time in my schedule, but it is a very time-consuming hobby, so it is hard to get started. * Organizing my music collection using the awesome Beets. Iāve found a few options to integrate it with Home Assistant and thus indirectly with Google Home. * Improving my Home Assistant setup. I have many ideas, but thereās just too much to do. via GIPHY
Inspired by Derek Sivers now page, hereās what I am doing right now (last update January 2025): * Ready to start a new challenge (more on that later). * Working on my latest side-project. * Reading. One goal is to read all Dune novels. I have finished the Legends of Dune trilogy some time ago and will start on the Great Schools trilogy later this year. * Building various robots. I have recently done a major overhaul of my Lego sorting project and the results are so good I have plenty of energy to continue improving it. * Learning Japanese, 10 minutes a day. I wasnāt able to make as much progress as I wanted. The goal this year is to keep working on it every day and hopefully read a few Yotsuba&! mangas. * My current videogame rotation: Fortnite (it is amazing how they keep reinventing themselves), Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Recently, I got an Anbernic RG 40XXV that I want to set up to play oldschool point and click adventure games on the go. What Iām not doing right now: * Making music. Iād really love to fit in more music-time in my schedule, but it is a very time-consuming hobby, so it is hard to get started. * Organizing my music collection using the awesome Beets. Iāve found a few options to integrate it with Home Assistant and thus indirectly with Google Home. * Improving my Home Assistant setup. I have many ideas, but thereās just too much to do. via GIPHY
troz.net
/about
Updated January 1, 2025
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vinayak.io
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Updated January 1, 2025
Hey there š My name is Vinayak, and Iām a software engineer based in Paris. Before moving here, I lived in Delhi, where I grew up. I enjoy writing useful open-source code and talk about the things I learn. I also enjoy running, climbing, and exploring the world through travel, food, and meeting new people. Let's chat! Towards the end of 2020, I joined June as the first employee, just before we started our Y Combinator batch. We were trying to build the best way to do customer support, and we shipped new features, improvements, and fixes every week. I'm currently looking for my next role as a full-stack / product engineer, as June is shutting down and the founders are joining Amplitude. I spent the fall of 2020 at the Recurse Center, my favorite programming community. I explored a bit of everything, but the highlight was learning how Python C extensions work and building wheels for Linux, macOS, and Windows. I wrote about what I did every day for 3 months while I was there. Before that, I worked at Grofers (now Blinkit), a quick-commerce service, where I helped establish the data infrastructure. This included building a replication tool to reliably move data to our data warehouse, and a notebook-centric data platform that enabled the data team to train models and build dashboards. During this time, I also organized the PyData Bangalore and Grofers Tech Talks meetups. Before that, I worked at Socialcops (now Atlan), a data intelligence company, where I contributed to building the DISHA dashboard, India's national data platform. This platform integrates data from various ministries, enabling the Indian government to evaluate key schemes and initiatives. I also developed tools to help the data team create products for tracking disease outbreaks in India, monitoring businesses' contributions to achieving the SDGs, and much more.
Hey there š My name is Vinayak, and Iām a software engineer based in Paris. Before moving here, I lived in Delhi, where I grew up. I enjoy writing useful open-source code and talk about the things I learn. I also enjoy running, climbing, and exploring the world through travel, food, and meeting new people. Let's chat! Towards the end of 2020, I joined June as the first employee, just before we started our Y Combinator batch. We were trying to build the best way to do customer support, and we shipped new features, improvements, and fixes every week. I'm currently looking for my next role as a full-stack / product engineer, as June is shutting down and the founders are joining Amplitude. I spent the fall of 2020 at the Recurse Center, my favorite programming community. I explored a bit of everything, but the highlight was learning how Python C extensions work and building wheels for Linux, macOS, and Windows. I wrote about what I did every day for 3 months while I was there. Before that, I worked at Grofers (now Blinkit), a quick-commerce service, where I helped establish the data infrastructure. This included building a replication tool to reliably move data to our data warehouse, and a notebook-centric data platform that enabled the data team to train models and build dashboards. During this time, I also organized the PyData Bangalore and Grofers Tech Talks meetups. Before that, I worked at Socialcops (now Atlan), a data intelligence company, where I contributed to building the DISHA dashboard, India's national data platform. This platform integrates data from various ministries, enabling the Indian government to evaluate key schemes and initiatives. I also developed tools to help the data team create products for tracking disease outbreaks in India, monitoring businesses' contributions to achieving the SDGs, and much more.
vinc.cc
/now
Updated January 1, 2025
Vinc / Now * Living on an old farm in a forest of Brittany since 2018 * Playing with my hobby operating system * Enjoying the winter weather Last updated: `2025-01-01` See Also -------- Home, About, Ideas
Vinc / Now * Living on an old farm in a forest of Brittany since 2018 * Playing with my hobby operating system * Enjoying the winter weather Last updated: `2025-01-01` See Also -------- Home, About, Ideas
flypig.co.uk
/now
Updated December 31, 2024
A /now page, for sharing what I'm currently working on. Updated 31 December 2024. ### Work Things are becoming more stable at work. I've moved through natural transitions between a couple of projects and am feeling like I'm able to contribute, which is crucial for me to stay motivated. There are a few events in the pipeline that I'm looking forward to. Pint of Science next week, which is a global science festival. I've been helping to organise the Turing's contribution to the event. In June I'm hoping to travel to Hamburg for ISC High Performance 2025. I've neither been to the event nor Hamburg before, so my expectations are somewhat open right now. Finally in July I'm hoping to attend a CUDA programming course in Oxford. Although I can claim to have some experience with GPUs and distributed programming, I've not done anything with CUDA and I'm genuinely excited to find out more. ### Rest I've been doing my best to fulfil my New Years Resolution of doing something fun outside the house at least once per week. Joanna and I are planning a holiday in the Forest of Dean as well as a trip to Alicante in Southern Spain on the Mediterranean to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary in September. So lots of things to look forward to. ### Play My main outside-of-work activity recently has been developing a NewPipe app for Sailfish OS. As with my Gecko development process I've been writing a daily development diary. It's both exhausting and exhilarating having to do a chunk of development ā and write it up ā on a daily basis, but so far I've been making steady progress. There's plenty more to do, so I expect this to take up much of my free time for the rest of the year. I was gifted a really nice Nomadic P1000 gaming projector for my birthday. It's been a lot of fun throwing up movies, games and ā perhaps most fun of all! ā code onto the living room wall.
A /now page, for sharing what I'm currently working on. Updated 31 December 2024. ### Work Things are becoming more stable at work. I've moved through natural transitions between a couple of projects and am feeling like I'm able to contribute, which is crucial for me to stay motivated. There are a few events in the pipeline that I'm looking forward to. Pint of Science next week, which is a global science festival. I've been helping to organise the Turing's contribution to the event. In June I'm hoping to travel to Hamburg for ISC High Performance 2025. I've neither been to the event nor Hamburg before, so my expectations are somewhat open right now. Finally in July I'm hoping to attend a CUDA programming course in Oxford. Although I can claim to have some experience with GPUs and distributed programming, I've not done anything with CUDA and I'm genuinely excited to find out more. ### Rest I've been doing my best to fulfil my New Years Resolution of doing something fun outside the house at least once per week. Joanna and I are planning a holiday in the Forest of Dean as well as a trip to Alicante in Southern Spain on the Mediterranean to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary in September. So lots of things to look forward to. ### Play My main outside-of-work activity recently has been developing a NewPipe app for Sailfish OS. As with my Gecko development process I've been writing a daily development diary. It's both exhausting and exhilarating having to do a chunk of development ā and write it up ā on a daily basis, but so far I've been making steady progress. There's plenty more to do, so I expect this to take up much of my free time for the rest of the year. I was gifted a really nice Nomadic P1000 gaming projector for my birthday. It's been a lot of fun throwing up movies, games and ā perhaps most fun of all! ā code onto the living room wall.
trashpanda.cc
/now
Updated December 31, 2024
Now --- Living ------ Living in a small town in Brandenburg after many years in Berlin. We're slowly renovating an 90-year-old house which had exciting original features like Third Reich windows and a DDR-era electrical system. The big construction stuff is done, now it's the making it look nice stage. Working ------- Right now, I'm on a break. The last five ten years have been pretty relentless; so after my previous employer ran out of money, I spent the back half of 2024 renovating chunks of the house, working on some side projects, and generally unwinding my head a bit. Eventually I'll run out of walls to paint, but I'll see where I'm at in a couple of months. One of the upsides of a relentless five years is a healthy "fuck you" budget so this time I can afford to be a bit more deliberate about what to do next. Reading ------- The Kindle backlog isnāt getting any smaller, because I havenāt been commuting since the Before Covid Times. Iām trying to add more German language into the mix, but itās a balance between things that are too-far beyond my comprehension level which get me lost, or things which are easy to read but not well-written. The first 3 entries in the āmost recentā list: Glenkill; \[Wool\](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silo\_(series); Poets of Matter Watching -------- Silo - I would never have looked twice at this if Iād seen the ādystopianā label, but Iām glad I did. The setting reminds me very strongly of Romania. Yellowstone: not a single sympathetic character amongst them, but still oddly-compelling. Slow Horses - slightly spoilered by having read the books, but worth watching anyway. Listening --------- I tried Apple Music as an alternative to Spotify for a while, but it didn't stick. My Spotify auto-generated weekly playlist changes so much from week to week bu it's more-or-less impossible to summarise, but there's a lot of Bach in there at the moment. It's maths set to music, which appeals to my inner nerd. The podcasts on rotation are \[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl/episodes/downloads\](In Our Time), https://www.luxcapital.com/riskgaming and \[https://www.quantamagazine.org/tag/the-joy-of-why/\](The Joy Of Why) Coding ------ The various side projects of the last few years are still running, so I have a huge list of dusty half-completed ideas lingering on GitHub. The joy of a new old house is the chance to try to automate it all by retrofitting new technology to resolutely-analogue ausyems, so there's a pile of ESP boards and various sensors on one end of my desk. And Iām still trying to figure out the best stack and processes and workflow for keeping this site more up to date. Running ------- Iām still not back at pre-Covid levels after most of a year. That could equally be aging-related, of course. Iām deliberately trying not to overdo it this time. _this is a now page_
Now --- Living ------ Living in a small town in Brandenburg after many years in Berlin. We're slowly renovating an 90-year-old house which had exciting original features like Third Reich windows and a DDR-era electrical system. The big construction stuff is done, now it's the making it look nice stage. Working ------- Right now, I'm on a break. The last five ten years have been pretty relentless; so after my previous employer ran out of money, I spent the back half of 2024 renovating chunks of the house, working on some side projects, and generally unwinding my head a bit. Eventually I'll run out of walls to paint, but I'll see where I'm at in a couple of months. One of the upsides of a relentless five years is a healthy "fuck you" budget so this time I can afford to be a bit more deliberate about what to do next. Reading ------- The Kindle backlog isnāt getting any smaller, because I havenāt been commuting since the Before Covid Times. Iām trying to add more German language into the mix, but itās a balance between things that are too-far beyond my comprehension level which get me lost, or things which are easy to read but not well-written. The first 3 entries in the āmost recentā list: Glenkill; \[Wool\](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silo\_(series); Poets of Matter Watching -------- Silo - I would never have looked twice at this if Iād seen the ādystopianā label, but Iām glad I did. The setting reminds me very strongly of Romania. Yellowstone: not a single sympathetic character amongst them, but still oddly-compelling. Slow Horses - slightly spoilered by having read the books, but worth watching anyway. Listening --------- I tried Apple Music as an alternative to Spotify for a while, but it didn't stick. My Spotify auto-generated weekly playlist changes so much from week to week bu it's more-or-less impossible to summarise, but there's a lot of Bach in there at the moment. It's maths set to music, which appeals to my inner nerd. The podcasts on rotation are \[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl/episodes/downloads\](In Our Time), https://www.luxcapital.com/riskgaming and \[https://www.quantamagazine.org/tag/the-joy-of-why/\](The Joy Of Why) Coding ------ The various side projects of the last few years are still running, so I have a huge list of dusty half-completed ideas lingering on GitHub. The joy of a new old house is the chance to try to automate it all by retrofitting new technology to resolutely-analogue ausyems, so there's a pile of ESP boards and various sensors on one end of my desk. And Iām still trying to figure out the best stack and processes and workflow for keeping this site more up to date. Running ------- Iām still not back at pre-Covid levels after most of a year. That could equally be aging-related, of course. Iām deliberately trying not to overdo it this time. _this is a now page_
ambientserenity.com
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Updated December 30, 2024
* * * hello world! ------------ iām kaylee. welcome to my corner of the internet! please excuse the dust, as this site is perpetually under construction. you can find writing at the inkwell, projects at the workshop, and math stuff at the mathplace. you can also find out more about me here, or see the full archive here. * * * top of mind ----------- * DEC 30, 2024 **2025 yearly theme: year of the forge** it is time to forge * DEC 12, 2024 **an attempt to understand the sylow theorems** group theory! * * * recent writing -------------- * NOV 9, 2024 **on getting cooked by my analysis midterm** or, there is only what is true and what needs to be done * SEP 20, 2024 **being present is resisting the urge to skip the cutscenes** a video game interpretation of what it means to live in the moment.
* * * hello world! ------------ iām kaylee. welcome to my corner of the internet! please excuse the dust, as this site is perpetually under construction. you can find writing at the inkwell, projects at the workshop, and math stuff at the mathplace. you can also find out more about me here, or see the full archive here. * * * top of mind ----------- * DEC 30, 2024 **2025 yearly theme: year of the forge** it is time to forge * DEC 12, 2024 **an attempt to understand the sylow theorems** group theory! * * * recent writing -------------- * NOV 9, 2024 **on getting cooked by my analysis midterm** or, there is only what is true and what needs to be done * SEP 20, 2024 **being present is resisting the urge to skip the cutscenes** a video game interpretation of what it means to live in the moment.
blog.muzzug.com
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Updated December 29, 2024
> Tahle strĆ”nka je inspirovĆ”nĆ” hnutĆm Now Now Now. > JednoduÅ”e shrnuje co dÄlĆ”m a ÄĆm se zabĆ½vĆ”m prĆ”vÄ teÄ. Je mi 35Ā let. Žiju vĀ BrnÄ. Vzal jsem si tu nejĆŗžasnÄjÅ”Ć holku naĀ svÄtÄ. MĆ”me ĆŗžasnĆ©ho kocoura šø Siriuse (britskĆ” modrĆ”, makrela). UÄĆm se * pracovat sĀ Godot Engine aĀ GD Scriptem * dÄlat low poly v Blenderu * jezdit na skĆŗtru šµ TvoÅĆm * old-school RPG hru Ätu * Annie Zimmerman: VĆ”Å” kapesnĆ terapeut naposledy upraveno 29. prosince 2024
> Tahle strĆ”nka je inspirovĆ”nĆ” hnutĆm Now Now Now. > JednoduÅ”e shrnuje co dÄlĆ”m a ÄĆm se zabĆ½vĆ”m prĆ”vÄ teÄ. Je mi 35Ā let. Žiju vĀ BrnÄ. Vzal jsem si tu nejĆŗžasnÄjÅ”Ć holku naĀ svÄtÄ. MĆ”me ĆŗžasnĆ©ho kocoura šø Siriuse (britskĆ” modrĆ”, makrela). UÄĆm se * pracovat sĀ Godot Engine aĀ GD Scriptem * dÄlat low poly v Blenderu * jezdit na skĆŗtru šµ TvoÅĆm * old-school RPG hru Ätu * Annie Zimmerman: VĆ”Å” kapesnĆ terapeut naposledy upraveno 29. prosince 2024
fheidenreich.de
/now
Updated December 29, 2024
What Iām doing now ------------------ Dec 29, 2024 Iām in Dresden, Germany and currently focusing my attention on these things: * I enjoy working on my apps Mp3tag for Windows and Mp3tag for Mac and supporting the community around them. * Over the past year, Iāve also worked on HabitBoard ā a simple and flexible habit tracker for iOS, iPadOS, and now watchOS. * Iāve just surpassed my goal of running 1000 km in 2024. (I keep track using Tempo). > Last update was on Dec 29, 2024. > > This page was inspired by Derek Siversā nownownow project.
What Iām doing now ------------------ Dec 29, 2024 Iām in Dresden, Germany and currently focusing my attention on these things: * I enjoy working on my apps Mp3tag for Windows and Mp3tag for Mac and supporting the community around them. * Over the past year, Iāve also worked on HabitBoard ā a simple and flexible habit tracker for iOS, iPadOS, and now watchOS. * Iāve just surpassed my goal of running 1000 km in 2024. (I keep track using Tempo). > Last update was on Dec 29, 2024. > > This page was inspired by Derek Siversā nownownow project.
olano.dev
/ideas
Updated December 29, 2024
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yadl.info
/now
Updated December 29, 2024
What is `/now` all about? ------------------------- This is a Now page. Here, you can find what I'm currently doing. Inspired by the website nownownow.com. Everything you would tell a friend you haven't seen in a year is here. You should create a /now page if you have your website. What am I doing right now? -------------------------- Last updated 29.12.2024 ### My current focus: * Publish episodes for my podcast āServer Side Storiesā every two weeks. * Play the beta release of Path of Exile 2 and see how the community's feedback flows. * Continuous bullet journaling. * Create space for an hour of reading every day. ### My plans: * Start training in May 2025 to become a club manager end of the year. * Complete the AWS Certified Solution Architect course. * Implement the project with the working title āAPELā and introduce it to the customer. * To keep the 3rd district league with my table tennis team. * Eat more consciously and pay attention to less sugar. * Maintain the sporting mix of gym, table tennis training and running. ### What have I achieved in 2024: * Finally, I refreshed my first-aid knowledge and took a course. * The SaaS service RapidStream I built with my team went live. * I have been elected head of the table tennis department and can finally intervene in a formative manner. * I write a diary using the bullet journal method. * I was able to make my diet more balanced and sugar-free with the help of the tips from āThe Glucose Goddessā by Jessie Inchauspe. * My cross-posting product Sociabli starts its beta phase. * I finished the C-licence course for table tennis trainer training. * I finished the "TV Masters by Thinkbox" course. * Organizing the internal championships for my table tennis division at NTSV and bringing joy to 40 attendees.
What is `/now` all about? ------------------------- This is a Now page. Here, you can find what I'm currently doing. Inspired by the website nownownow.com. Everything you would tell a friend you haven't seen in a year is here. You should create a /now page if you have your website. What am I doing right now? -------------------------- Last updated 29.12.2024 ### My current focus: * Publish episodes for my podcast āServer Side Storiesā every two weeks. * Play the beta release of Path of Exile 2 and see how the community's feedback flows. * Continuous bullet journaling. * Create space for an hour of reading every day. ### My plans: * Start training in May 2025 to become a club manager end of the year. * Complete the AWS Certified Solution Architect course. * Implement the project with the working title āAPELā and introduce it to the customer. * To keep the 3rd district league with my table tennis team. * Eat more consciously and pay attention to less sugar. * Maintain the sporting mix of gym, table tennis training and running. ### What have I achieved in 2024: * Finally, I refreshed my first-aid knowledge and took a course. * The SaaS service RapidStream I built with my team went live. * I have been elected head of the table tennis department and can finally intervene in a formative manner. * I write a diary using the bullet journal method. * I was able to make my diet more balanced and sugar-free with the help of the tips from āThe Glucose Goddessā by Jessie Inchauspe. * My cross-posting product Sociabli starts its beta phase. * I finished the C-licence course for table tennis trainer training. * I finished the "TV Masters by Thinkbox" course. * Organizing the internal championships for my table tennis division at NTSV and bringing joy to 40 attendees.
tokyodev.com
/about
Updated December 28, 2024
Start your career as a developer in Japan ----------------------------------------- Join 5000+ developers on Discord -------------------------------- You're not alone. Our community can help you start or grow your career as a software developer in Japan. Insights from foreign developers in Japan ----------------------------------------- ### Hi, I'm Paul McMahon. TokyoDev started off with me writing about my own experiences being a developer in Tokyo. As other international developers asked me questions about working here, I wrote articles to answer them. Now TokyoDev has evolved into a site dedicated to helping international developers start and grow their career in Japan. Learn more
Start your career as a developer in Japan ----------------------------------------- Join 5000+ developers on Discord -------------------------------- You're not alone. Our community can help you start or grow your career as a software developer in Japan. Insights from foreign developers in Japan ----------------------------------------- ### Hi, I'm Paul McMahon. TokyoDev started off with me writing about my own experiences being a developer in Tokyo. As other international developers asked me questions about working here, I wrote articles to answer them. Now TokyoDev has evolved into a site dedicated to helping international developers start and grow their career in Japan. Learn more
bellard.org
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Updated December 26, 2024
TSAC: Very Low Bitrate Audio Compression. ts\_zip: a practical text compression utility using a large language model. ts\_sms: short message compression using a large language model. TextSynth Server is a web server proposing a REST API to large language models. They can be used for example for text completion, question answering, classification, chat, translation, image generation. NNCP (lossless data compressor) is now leading the Large Text Compression Benchmark. QuickJS: a small but complete Javascript engine. textsynth.com provides access to large language models. A tiny and obfuscated image decoder for the 2018 edition of the International Obfuscated C Contest. LibBF is small library to handle arbitrary precision floating point numbers. The TinyPI program computes millions of digits of PI. Run X Window or Windows 2000 in your browser. TinyEMU (previously known as RISCVEMU) is a small emulator emulating 128 bit RISC-V and x86 machines. The SoftFP library is a new IEEE 754-2008 floating point emulation library supporting the 32/64/128 bit floating point types. BPG (Better Portable Graphics) is a new image format based on HEVC and supported by most browsers with a small Javascript decoder. A 4G LTE/5G NR/NB-IoT base station running entirely in software on a standard PC. A new ASN1 compiler generating small and efficient C code. A PC emulator in Javascript: how much time takes your browser to boot Linux ? 2700 billion decimal digits of Pi computed with a desktop computer. Analog and Digital TV (DVB-T) signal generation by displaying an image on a PC display. QEMU is a generic machine emulator and virtualizer. FFMPEG, the Open Source Multimedia System. I launched this project in year 2000 and led it for several years. TCC is a tiny but complete ISOC99 C compiler which enables you to use C as scripting language. TCC has its roots in the OTCC project. The TCCBOOT boot loader demonstrate the speed of TCC by compiling and launching a Linux kernel in less than 15 seconds. QEmacs (for Quick Emacs) is an emacs clone I began to learn Unicode rendering algorithms, text buffers manipulation and XML/HTML/CSS parsing. OTCC is a very small self-compiling compiler for a subset of C I wrote to win the 2001 edition of the International Obfuscated C Contest. TinyGL: a Small, Free and Fast Subset of OpenGL. An online Scientific Web Calculator. Pi formulas, algorithms and computations. A tiny C program to print the biggest known prime number. Old projects. * * * If you have any questions or suggestions, write to _fabrice at bellard_ * * * last update: December 26, 2024
TSAC: Very Low Bitrate Audio Compression. ts\_zip: a practical text compression utility using a large language model. ts\_sms: short message compression using a large language model. TextSynth Server is a web server proposing a REST API to large language models. They can be used for example for text completion, question answering, classification, chat, translation, image generation. NNCP (lossless data compressor) is now leading the Large Text Compression Benchmark. QuickJS: a small but complete Javascript engine. textsynth.com provides access to large language models. A tiny and obfuscated image decoder for the 2018 edition of the International Obfuscated C Contest. LibBF is small library to handle arbitrary precision floating point numbers. The TinyPI program computes millions of digits of PI. Run X Window or Windows 2000 in your browser. TinyEMU (previously known as RISCVEMU) is a small emulator emulating 128 bit RISC-V and x86 machines. The SoftFP library is a new IEEE 754-2008 floating point emulation library supporting the 32/64/128 bit floating point types. BPG (Better Portable Graphics) is a new image format based on HEVC and supported by most browsers with a small Javascript decoder. A 4G LTE/5G NR/NB-IoT base station running entirely in software on a standard PC. A new ASN1 compiler generating small and efficient C code. A PC emulator in Javascript: how much time takes your browser to boot Linux ? 2700 billion decimal digits of Pi computed with a desktop computer. Analog and Digital TV (DVB-T) signal generation by displaying an image on a PC display. QEMU is a generic machine emulator and virtualizer. FFMPEG, the Open Source Multimedia System. I launched this project in year 2000 and led it for several years. TCC is a tiny but complete ISOC99 C compiler which enables you to use C as scripting language. TCC has its roots in the OTCC project. The TCCBOOT boot loader demonstrate the speed of TCC by compiling and launching a Linux kernel in less than 15 seconds. QEmacs (for Quick Emacs) is an emacs clone I began to learn Unicode rendering algorithms, text buffers manipulation and XML/HTML/CSS parsing. OTCC is a very small self-compiling compiler for a subset of C I wrote to win the 2001 edition of the International Obfuscated C Contest. TinyGL: a Small, Free and Fast Subset of OpenGL. An online Scientific Web Calculator. Pi formulas, algorithms and computations. A tiny C program to print the biggest known prime number. Old projects. * * * If you have any questions or suggestions, write to _fabrice at bellard_ * * * last update: December 26, 2024
neustadt.fr
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Updated December 26, 2024
Salut. I'm Parimal, a designer, writer and occasional musician living in Berlin. I also go by FĆ©lix. I'm interested in communication, languages, cross-cultural exchange, aviation, computer history, information systems and the European Union. Neustadt.fr is my personal website, a tribute to the creative web of the 90s. New music ---------- Listen to the new Snow Circuit single Burnover, a psychological thriller in synthwave form featuring singler Liliia Kysil! Currently ---------- I work as a UX/UI Designer at OpenProject, a secure, open-source project management software that respects your data and your privacy. **Snow Circuit** is my retro synthwave project. I was previously a student pilot and host of the Ground Effect aviation podcast. Writing ------- This is a selection of essays I've written over the years: * In Praise of Dive Watches, an eloge to the humble dive watch and why the timing bezel makes them a particularly useful everyday tool even now, in 2024 * Rediscovering the Small Web, about how, despite the dominance of the commercial web, a fun, creative and informative _small web_ designed by regular people still exists and is worth exploring, 2020. This essay was featured on the front page of Hacker News and has been cited elsewhere. It seems to also have played a role in the development of Kagi's small web lens. * Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web, about how not to replace an open web that connects and empowers with one that restricts and commoditises people, 2017. This essay was on the front page of Hacker News twice, in 2017 and in 2020, quoted in a Swedish book by privacy experts (page 174), recommended reading in a Berkeley course and cited elsewhere. * A Beginner's Guide to Crafting a Blog with Metalsmith, a hands-on tutorial on creating a blog using a node.js-based static site generator, 2016 * Teaching Myself German, a guide to self-learning Deutsch, 2016 * 32c3 - Chaos Communication Congress, highlights from the 32nd edition of the biggest community-run hacker meet-up, 2016 * Physics in Metal, a scientific lyrical analysis of metal songs that deal with concepts in theoretical physics and cosmology, 2015 * Island (At Long Last), a poem about murderous sea-dwelling nymphs, 2015 * China: One Nation, How Many Languages?, an academic paper about the development of the Chinese language, also somehow one of the primary sources for the Wikipedia article on the Beijing dialect, 2010 Music ----- I make retro synthwave music as Snow Circuit. Dark, melancholic and sometimes hopeful, Snow Circuit brings elements of rock and metal to an 80s-inspired synth-driven sound. Other music ----------- I mostly listen to progressive metal, powermetal and old school heavy metal, but also enjoy synthwave and pop music. Some of my more experimental musical creations: * L'appel du vide, an attempt at creating a soundtrack for a horror film, inspired by what Italian metal band Goblin did for Susperia, 2023 * Terminate, a cover of the legendary Terminator 2 movie soundtrack created entirely on a PO-133 Pocket Operator, 2022 * DĆ©confinement, retro synth track based on an old composition, 2020 * Einstein-Rosen Bridge, instrumental electro-metal, 2016 * To Hell with Heaven, instrumental old-school metal, 2015 * Navigate the Seas of the Sun, Bruce Dickinson cover, 2015 * The Machine Stops, based on the short story by E. M. Forster, 2012 * Il Ć©tait une fois, inspired by Yann Tiersen, 2012 * Vita, morte, miracoli, meant to be a morning wake-up alarm, 2012 * In My Life, Beatles cover with my brother Parag on the guitar, 2012 * Return of the Ghost, with two guitar- and one keyboard solos, 2012 * Dreams to Illusions, once described as "power game music", 2008 * Threads of Time, dark introspective rock, 2007 * Age of Mist, mid-tempo instrumental about not knowing, accepting, 2007 * Fallen, 4-chord song about valiant (but incompetent) warriors, 2007 Retro Stuff ------------ I grew up with the internet of the 90s and early 2000s. It was chaotic, irregular, flashy, gaudy, peppered with animated GIFs, but most websites were made by people like you and me who wanted to share their interests and hobbies. Luckily, I'm not the only one nostalgic about the Geocities era. There's a lot of us! Click the icon below to enter my Retro Collection page full of links to websites, tools, Winamp skins and other cool stuff from the past. Guestbook --------- Don't be a stranger. If you have a comment, suggestion or simply want to say hello, you can sign my guestbook. Or read what others have written. You can also get in touch with me via email (felix@neustadt.fr). ā
Salut. I'm Parimal, a designer, writer and occasional musician living in Berlin. I also go by FĆ©lix. I'm interested in communication, languages, cross-cultural exchange, aviation, computer history, information systems and the European Union. Neustadt.fr is my personal website, a tribute to the creative web of the 90s. New music ---------- Listen to the new Snow Circuit single Burnover, a psychological thriller in synthwave form featuring singler Liliia Kysil! Currently ---------- I work as a UX/UI Designer at OpenProject, a secure, open-source project management software that respects your data and your privacy. **Snow Circuit** is my retro synthwave project. I was previously a student pilot and host of the Ground Effect aviation podcast. Writing ------- This is a selection of essays I've written over the years: * In Praise of Dive Watches, an eloge to the humble dive watch and why the timing bezel makes them a particularly useful everyday tool even now, in 2024 * Rediscovering the Small Web, about how, despite the dominance of the commercial web, a fun, creative and informative _small web_ designed by regular people still exists and is worth exploring, 2020. This essay was featured on the front page of Hacker News and has been cited elsewhere. It seems to also have played a role in the development of Kagi's small web lens. * Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web, about how not to replace an open web that connects and empowers with one that restricts and commoditises people, 2017. This essay was on the front page of Hacker News twice, in 2017 and in 2020, quoted in a Swedish book by privacy experts (page 174), recommended reading in a Berkeley course and cited elsewhere. * A Beginner's Guide to Crafting a Blog with Metalsmith, a hands-on tutorial on creating a blog using a node.js-based static site generator, 2016 * Teaching Myself German, a guide to self-learning Deutsch, 2016 * 32c3 - Chaos Communication Congress, highlights from the 32nd edition of the biggest community-run hacker meet-up, 2016 * Physics in Metal, a scientific lyrical analysis of metal songs that deal with concepts in theoretical physics and cosmology, 2015 * Island (At Long Last), a poem about murderous sea-dwelling nymphs, 2015 * China: One Nation, How Many Languages?, an academic paper about the development of the Chinese language, also somehow one of the primary sources for the Wikipedia article on the Beijing dialect, 2010 Music ----- I make retro synthwave music as Snow Circuit. Dark, melancholic and sometimes hopeful, Snow Circuit brings elements of rock and metal to an 80s-inspired synth-driven sound. Other music ----------- I mostly listen to progressive metal, powermetal and old school heavy metal, but also enjoy synthwave and pop music. Some of my more experimental musical creations: * L'appel du vide, an attempt at creating a soundtrack for a horror film, inspired by what Italian metal band Goblin did for Susperia, 2023 * Terminate, a cover of the legendary Terminator 2 movie soundtrack created entirely on a PO-133 Pocket Operator, 2022 * DĆ©confinement, retro synth track based on an old composition, 2020 * Einstein-Rosen Bridge, instrumental electro-metal, 2016 * To Hell with Heaven, instrumental old-school metal, 2015 * Navigate the Seas of the Sun, Bruce Dickinson cover, 2015 * The Machine Stops, based on the short story by E. M. Forster, 2012 * Il Ć©tait une fois, inspired by Yann Tiersen, 2012 * Vita, morte, miracoli, meant to be a morning wake-up alarm, 2012 * In My Life, Beatles cover with my brother Parag on the guitar, 2012 * Return of the Ghost, with two guitar- and one keyboard solos, 2012 * Dreams to Illusions, once described as "power game music", 2008 * Threads of Time, dark introspective rock, 2007 * Age of Mist, mid-tempo instrumental about not knowing, accepting, 2007 * Fallen, 4-chord song about valiant (but incompetent) warriors, 2007 Retro Stuff ------------ I grew up with the internet of the 90s and early 2000s. It was chaotic, irregular, flashy, gaudy, peppered with animated GIFs, but most websites were made by people like you and me who wanted to share their interests and hobbies. Luckily, I'm not the only one nostalgic about the Geocities era. There's a lot of us! Click the icon below to enter my Retro Collection page full of links to websites, tools, Winamp skins and other cool stuff from the past. Guestbook --------- Don't be a stranger. If you have a comment, suggestion or simply want to say hello, you can sign my guestbook. Or read what others have written. You can also get in touch with me via email (felix@neustadt.fr). ā
rudy.ca
/about
Updated December 26, 2024
Rudy Limeback's personal web site --------------------------------- Created 1996-05-31, Updated 2024-12-26 ### Contents * Doomsday Algorithm 2024-12-26 The Doomsday Algorithm gives the day of the week for any date (and you can do it in your head) * Frisbee Golf Central 2020-10-05 Stories about Frisbee Golf * My Toronto 2018-08-05 Stories and pictures of nature and neighbourhoods in Toronto * Rocket Cards! 2018-03-05 Spaceships, Space Exploration, and Rockets, circa 1957 Copyright Ā© 2025 Ā Rudy Limeback Mastodon
Rudy Limeback's personal web site --------------------------------- Created 1996-05-31, Updated 2024-12-26 ### Contents * Doomsday Algorithm 2024-12-26 The Doomsday Algorithm gives the day of the week for any date (and you can do it in your head) * Frisbee Golf Central 2020-10-05 Stories about Frisbee Golf * My Toronto 2018-08-05 Stories and pictures of nature and neighbourhoods in Toronto * Rocket Cards! 2018-03-05 Spaceships, Space Exploration, and Rockets, circa 1957 Copyright Ā© 2025 Ā Rudy Limeback Mastodon
ambientserenity.com
/now
Updated December 24, 2024
### ambient serenity. ### inkwell ### workshop ### mathplace * * * now --- some things iām doing now, inspired by derek sivers. * * * i recently just completedā¦ -------------------------- * a bit of school! (iām on winter break now) * some studying of the sylow theorems * adding a now page currently, i amā¦ ---------------- * trying to finish up a research paper * working on some secret programming projects :) * * * UPDATED DEC 24, 2024
### ambient serenity. ### inkwell ### workshop ### mathplace * * * now --- some things iām doing now, inspired by derek sivers. * * * i recently just completedā¦ -------------------------- * a bit of school! (iām on winter break now) * some studying of the sylow theorems * adding a now page currently, i amā¦ ---------------- * trying to finish up a research paper * working on some secret programming projects :) * * * UPDATED DEC 24, 2024
rosswintle.uk
/about
Updated December 21, 2024
Latest posts ------------ * ### AI/Copilot and deterministic code refactoring 2024-12-21 I tested whether AI can accurately refactor code. Spoiler: It can't! But I had some fun and did some neat meta-programming along the way. * ### Iām not sure I understand themes any more ā a strange journey through old WordPress code. 2024-12-09 Come on a journey with me as I - a an experienced developer - dive into old WordPress theme code, find myself in an enormous tangle, and question my life choices. * ### Old Tabs: Part 12 2024-12-09 My habit of keeping interesting things open in tabs on my mobile is still WAY out of hand. So I'm challenging myself to blog them as I close them down. 10 a day. This is part 11. You can call it part 2 of season 2 if you like. Yes, I had a LOT of open tabs! * ### Old Tabs: Part 11 2024-12-08 My habit of keeping interesting things open in tabs on my mobile is still WAY out of hand. So I'm challenging myself to blog them as I close them down. 10 a day. This is part 11. You can call it part 2 of season 2 if you like. * ### Old Tabs: Part 10 2024-12-08 My habit of keeping interesting things open in tabs on my mobile is still WAY out of hand. So I'm challenging myself to blog them as I close them down. 10 a day. This is part 10. You can call it part 1 of season 2 if you like. * ### Turbo Admin: Philosophy and inner-workings 2024-11-16 With the release of CommandUI there has suddenly been a lot of people looking deeply at how my own product Turbo Admin works. This post addresses some of the philosophy behind Turbo Admin, and clarifies some things about the tool that aren't necessarily obvious. * ### The Turbo Admin āBusiness Modelā 2024-11-02 I feel I should say some things about the ābusiness modelā behind Turbo Admin, my command palette for WordPress. I've been thinking about this a lot lately. * ### On command palettes and competition 2024-10-24 If you donāt know, three years ago I made and launched a WordPress ācommand paletteā tool called Turbo Admin. Now, thereās a new WordPress command palette on the block (no pun intended)! And actually, it looks really awesome and Calvin did a great job. I give you CommandUI! You should check it out. I love \[ā¦\]
Latest posts ------------ * ### AI/Copilot and deterministic code refactoring 2024-12-21 I tested whether AI can accurately refactor code. Spoiler: It can't! But I had some fun and did some neat meta-programming along the way. * ### Iām not sure I understand themes any more ā a strange journey through old WordPress code. 2024-12-09 Come on a journey with me as I - a an experienced developer - dive into old WordPress theme code, find myself in an enormous tangle, and question my life choices. * ### Old Tabs: Part 12 2024-12-09 My habit of keeping interesting things open in tabs on my mobile is still WAY out of hand. So I'm challenging myself to blog them as I close them down. 10 a day. This is part 11. You can call it part 2 of season 2 if you like. Yes, I had a LOT of open tabs! * ### Old Tabs: Part 11 2024-12-08 My habit of keeping interesting things open in tabs on my mobile is still WAY out of hand. So I'm challenging myself to blog them as I close them down. 10 a day. This is part 11. You can call it part 2 of season 2 if you like. * ### Old Tabs: Part 10 2024-12-08 My habit of keeping interesting things open in tabs on my mobile is still WAY out of hand. So I'm challenging myself to blog them as I close them down. 10 a day. This is part 10. You can call it part 1 of season 2 if you like. * ### Turbo Admin: Philosophy and inner-workings 2024-11-16 With the release of CommandUI there has suddenly been a lot of people looking deeply at how my own product Turbo Admin works. This post addresses some of the philosophy behind Turbo Admin, and clarifies some things about the tool that aren't necessarily obvious. * ### The Turbo Admin āBusiness Modelā 2024-11-02 I feel I should say some things about the ābusiness modelā behind Turbo Admin, my command palette for WordPress. I've been thinking about this a lot lately. * ### On command palettes and competition 2024-10-24 If you donāt know, three years ago I made and launched a WordPress ācommand paletteā tool called Turbo Admin. Now, thereās a new WordPress command palette on the block (no pun intended)! And actually, it looks really awesome and Calvin did a great job. I give you CommandUI! You should check it out. I love \[ā¦\]
bentibbetts.net
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Updated December 21, 2024
* * * Ā **Ben Tibbetts Studio**Ā Ā Ā Home Ā Ā Services Ā Ā Archive Ā Ā Students Ā Ā About Ā Ā Contact Ā Ā Now Ā Ā Store Ā Ā Subscribe * * * **Now** _("So how have you been? What are you up to now?")_ **_Last updated on December 21, 2024_** Here's some of the stuff I've been up to in 2024. **Teaching** My teaching studio has grown a lot. This time last year, I had about thirty students. Now, I have about fifty students. That's because I started renting my office full-time, so I had a lot more time on my hands to work. The recent student recital video is now on YouTube. I thought that was the best student recital so far. I saw improvement this year from all my students. That recital featured about half of my studio, since the other half are adults. They had some performance opportunities, tooāinformal āMusic & Mingleā partiesābut those events aren't filmed. **The _Curses_ Concert** The first event this year was a concert called _Curses_. This was a collaboration between the poetry group Typewriter Rodeo and a group I'm a part of, Central Texas Composers. Curses was an eclectic mix of art songs inspired by the word "curses." For example, one song was about magical spells; another was about cursive writing; and another was about swearing. The song I composed for that concert was called Ode To Cursive. The full concert is available on YouTube. Please be aware there's a lot of adult language. **Developing A Video Game With A Student** I helped one of my students compose music for an original video game. We began the project last year, and it was released this past spring. My student Vaibhav wrote all the music and we designed the game during the last ten minutes of our piano lessons. I programmed it in GameMaker and it came together nicely. You can play it at www.glitchmountain.net. **Music for Jani Putzker** I composed some music for an animation by my friend Janina Putzer. The film, which is called _Hook In The Mouth_, is still in production. **_Not Yet_ by Ashten Falter** I arranged music for a music video by my friend Ashten Falter. Ashten is a local filmmaker, actress, musician, and dancer. The film is called _Not Yet_. It features the Debussy piece, _Clair de lune_, arranged for piano, flute, and cello. It was filmed at Mozart's Coffee Roasters in Austin, and featured Sheila Va and Caroline McGee. **One Ounce Opera: Valentine's Day** Early this year, I accompanied vocalists for a Valentine's Day concert organized by One Ounce Opera. The concert featured Carlee Abschneider, Katie Winchester, and Kevin Arratia-Diaz. I will release those videos later. (I want to add lyrics on the screen, but it's a slow process for me.) **Inversion Ensemble** I had the privilege of performing with the Inversion vocal ensemble this year. The first performance was at the Austin Public Library, called āInversion at the Libraryā. The second was at the Here Be Monsters Festival this past summer. For that latter performance, I was on stage with an electric organ premiering an original oratorio by James Tecuatl-Lee called _Godric And His Demons_. Please be aware that this piece contains some graphic descriptions which are not child-friendly. **Sam Levreault's Doctoral Recital** I also had another opportunity to play with the flutist Sam Levreault. Sam is pursuing her doctorate at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. I flew up there to perform a couple pieces in her Doctoral Recital. We performed the Prokofiev Flute Sonata, a solo piece by the contemporary composer Amanda Harberg, and a virtuosic showpiece by Alfredo Casella. **Young Artist Competitions** Another highlight of the year was playing for several young artist competitions in the area. These were at Cedar Park, Cedar Ridge, and Vandegrift high schools. These are basically school-wide competitions where student musicians perform sonatas, concertos, and other showy solo pieces with piano accompaniment. **Orchestration Lessons** This year, I worked hard to improve my orchestration abilities. I took orchestration lessons with my friend Keith Allegretti. Keith has been providing a lot of helpful advice, but more than that, having a deadline every two weeks to produce something has been incredibly useful. Here are the pieces I produced this year, if you'd like to listen: * In The Cave * Humoresque * Cold Blood Overture * Joy Ride **Aria in the Style of Mozart** A few people from Central Texas Composers were commissioned by One Ounce Opera to produce arias for the Here Be Monsters Festival. The lineup included Graham Yates, Carol Brown, and myself. We were given considerable freedom in what we could create. I chose to write an aria in the style of Mozart. It was a parody of the _Queen of the Night_ aria, titled _The Queen of the Morning After_. It was beautifully performed by Elise Leung Kotara and Benjie Dia. That video will be released on YouTube. **The Riddles Recital** In September, I participated in _The Riddles Recital_. This was originally the brainchild of my friend, Amy Herman. Amy was seeking public domain text to set to music, and she happened on a set of medieval poems called _The Exeter Riddles_. In the end, she, Keith Allegretti, and I set a few of these poems to music. This was my first time writing music in Old English. It was hard, but it was fun! The video will be released soon. **Personal Things** This was a busy year. To make my work schedule easier, I moved to an apartment near my office. This was a good call. It's right down the road, about a 3-5 minute drive. I've been learning the guitar. This has been fun. I think it's making me a better teacher, too, because it's reminding me of what it's like to be a beginner on an instrument. Scarborough Fair was a recent project. Iām still playing at Trinity Church every week. Iām grateful for that because it gives me an opportunity to perform regularly, which ensures I don't let my chops slip too far. (Thanks for putting up with me every week, Tim.) Instead of New Year's resolutions, every year I pick a word or phrase to remind me of something I want to focus on. This past year's phrase was āNetflix or Bustā. I wanted to participate in something on Netflix or another streaming platformāto be connected, in some small way, to show business. I sort of managed to fulfill this, since earlier this year I was an extra on the TV show _1923_. It'll be on Paramount, not Netflix. That'll be coming out in February. Someday, I'd like to snag a scoring job for a show, or something similar. That would be amazing. Being a film composer was a childhood dream of mine, and as an adult I still have a strong desire to tell stories with music. I donāt know what my New Yearās theme 2025 will be yet, but things are looking up. **Musicians & Organizations** Here are all of the musicians and organizations I mentioned in this update. I've included links so you can find more information about their work if you're interested. Timbral Music Studios Central Texas Composers Typewriter Rodeo Keith Allegretti Graham Yates Carol Brown Brittney Benavidez Smith Charissa Whillock Mary Schani Jordan Walsh Barbara George Armstrong Community Music School Ashten Falter Sheila VA Caroline Magee, cellist with Austin Civic Orchestra One Ounce Opera Carlee Abschneider Katie Winchester, instructing with Cedar Park High School Choir Kevin Arratia-Diaz Inversion Ensemble James Tecuatl-Lee Here Be Monsters & Tetractys Sam Levreault Amanda Harberg Elise Leung Kotara through One Ounce Opera Benjamin Dia Amy Herman with ACMS Bethany Ammon Monica Salas Curtis Simmons Lisa Lamb Local Opera Local Artists * * * Ā **Ben Tibbetts Studio**Ā Ā Ā Home Ā Ā Services Ā Ā Archive Ā Ā Students Ā Ā About Ā Ā Contact Ā Ā Now Ā Ā Store Ā Ā Subscribe * * * Copyright Ā© 2006-2023 Ben Tibbetts change log
* * * Ā **Ben Tibbetts Studio**Ā Ā Ā Home Ā Ā Services Ā Ā Archive Ā Ā Students Ā Ā About Ā Ā Contact Ā Ā Now Ā Ā Store Ā Ā Subscribe * * * **Now** _("So how have you been? What are you up to now?")_ **_Last updated on December 21, 2024_** Here's some of the stuff I've been up to in 2024. **Teaching** My teaching studio has grown a lot. This time last year, I had about thirty students. Now, I have about fifty students. That's because I started renting my office full-time, so I had a lot more time on my hands to work. The recent student recital video is now on YouTube. I thought that was the best student recital so far. I saw improvement this year from all my students. That recital featured about half of my studio, since the other half are adults. They had some performance opportunities, tooāinformal āMusic & Mingleā partiesābut those events aren't filmed. **The _Curses_ Concert** The first event this year was a concert called _Curses_. This was a collaboration between the poetry group Typewriter Rodeo and a group I'm a part of, Central Texas Composers. Curses was an eclectic mix of art songs inspired by the word "curses." For example, one song was about magical spells; another was about cursive writing; and another was about swearing. The song I composed for that concert was called Ode To Cursive. The full concert is available on YouTube. Please be aware there's a lot of adult language. **Developing A Video Game With A Student** I helped one of my students compose music for an original video game. We began the project last year, and it was released this past spring. My student Vaibhav wrote all the music and we designed the game during the last ten minutes of our piano lessons. I programmed it in GameMaker and it came together nicely. You can play it at www.glitchmountain.net. **Music for Jani Putzker** I composed some music for an animation by my friend Janina Putzer. The film, which is called _Hook In The Mouth_, is still in production. **_Not Yet_ by Ashten Falter** I arranged music for a music video by my friend Ashten Falter. Ashten is a local filmmaker, actress, musician, and dancer. The film is called _Not Yet_. It features the Debussy piece, _Clair de lune_, arranged for piano, flute, and cello. It was filmed at Mozart's Coffee Roasters in Austin, and featured Sheila Va and Caroline McGee. **One Ounce Opera: Valentine's Day** Early this year, I accompanied vocalists for a Valentine's Day concert organized by One Ounce Opera. The concert featured Carlee Abschneider, Katie Winchester, and Kevin Arratia-Diaz. I will release those videos later. (I want to add lyrics on the screen, but it's a slow process for me.) **Inversion Ensemble** I had the privilege of performing with the Inversion vocal ensemble this year. The first performance was at the Austin Public Library, called āInversion at the Libraryā. The second was at the Here Be Monsters Festival this past summer. For that latter performance, I was on stage with an electric organ premiering an original oratorio by James Tecuatl-Lee called _Godric And His Demons_. Please be aware that this piece contains some graphic descriptions which are not child-friendly. **Sam Levreault's Doctoral Recital** I also had another opportunity to play with the flutist Sam Levreault. Sam is pursuing her doctorate at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. I flew up there to perform a couple pieces in her Doctoral Recital. We performed the Prokofiev Flute Sonata, a solo piece by the contemporary composer Amanda Harberg, and a virtuosic showpiece by Alfredo Casella. **Young Artist Competitions** Another highlight of the year was playing for several young artist competitions in the area. These were at Cedar Park, Cedar Ridge, and Vandegrift high schools. These are basically school-wide competitions where student musicians perform sonatas, concertos, and other showy solo pieces with piano accompaniment. **Orchestration Lessons** This year, I worked hard to improve my orchestration abilities. I took orchestration lessons with my friend Keith Allegretti. Keith has been providing a lot of helpful advice, but more than that, having a deadline every two weeks to produce something has been incredibly useful. Here are the pieces I produced this year, if you'd like to listen: * In The Cave * Humoresque * Cold Blood Overture * Joy Ride **Aria in the Style of Mozart** A few people from Central Texas Composers were commissioned by One Ounce Opera to produce arias for the Here Be Monsters Festival. The lineup included Graham Yates, Carol Brown, and myself. We were given considerable freedom in what we could create. I chose to write an aria in the style of Mozart. It was a parody of the _Queen of the Night_ aria, titled _The Queen of the Morning After_. It was beautifully performed by Elise Leung Kotara and Benjie Dia. That video will be released on YouTube. **The Riddles Recital** In September, I participated in _The Riddles Recital_. This was originally the brainchild of my friend, Amy Herman. Amy was seeking public domain text to set to music, and she happened on a set of medieval poems called _The Exeter Riddles_. In the end, she, Keith Allegretti, and I set a few of these poems to music. This was my first time writing music in Old English. It was hard, but it was fun! The video will be released soon. **Personal Things** This was a busy year. To make my work schedule easier, I moved to an apartment near my office. This was a good call. It's right down the road, about a 3-5 minute drive. I've been learning the guitar. This has been fun. I think it's making me a better teacher, too, because it's reminding me of what it's like to be a beginner on an instrument. Scarborough Fair was a recent project. Iām still playing at Trinity Church every week. Iām grateful for that because it gives me an opportunity to perform regularly, which ensures I don't let my chops slip too far. (Thanks for putting up with me every week, Tim.) Instead of New Year's resolutions, every year I pick a word or phrase to remind me of something I want to focus on. This past year's phrase was āNetflix or Bustā. I wanted to participate in something on Netflix or another streaming platformāto be connected, in some small way, to show business. I sort of managed to fulfill this, since earlier this year I was an extra on the TV show _1923_. It'll be on Paramount, not Netflix. That'll be coming out in February. Someday, I'd like to snag a scoring job for a show, or something similar. That would be amazing. Being a film composer was a childhood dream of mine, and as an adult I still have a strong desire to tell stories with music. I donāt know what my New Yearās theme 2025 will be yet, but things are looking up. **Musicians & Organizations** Here are all of the musicians and organizations I mentioned in this update. I've included links so you can find more information about their work if you're interested. Timbral Music Studios Central Texas Composers Typewriter Rodeo Keith Allegretti Graham Yates Carol Brown Brittney Benavidez Smith Charissa Whillock Mary Schani Jordan Walsh Barbara George Armstrong Community Music School Ashten Falter Sheila VA Caroline Magee, cellist with Austin Civic Orchestra One Ounce Opera Carlee Abschneider Katie Winchester, instructing with Cedar Park High School Choir Kevin Arratia-Diaz Inversion Ensemble James Tecuatl-Lee Here Be Monsters & Tetractys Sam Levreault Amanda Harberg Elise Leung Kotara through One Ounce Opera Benjamin Dia Amy Herman with ACMS Bethany Ammon Monica Salas Curtis Simmons Lisa Lamb Local Opera Local Artists * * * Ā **Ben Tibbetts Studio**Ā Ā Ā Home Ā Ā Services Ā Ā Archive Ā Ā Students Ā Ā About Ā Ā Contact Ā Ā Now Ā Ā Store Ā Ā Subscribe * * * Copyright Ā© 2006-2023 Ben Tibbetts change log
worldnews24.tv
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Updated December 19, 2024
About worldnews24.tv -------------------- Last updated: 2024-12-19 Why I Created This Site ----------------------- In a time when society polarizes and political tension rises, we need to see the news from different perspectives so that we can build informed opinions. The local TV channels I watch mostly focus on local issues, and lately they seem to be getting more one-sided. At the same time, paying for cable to watch world news can get really expensive. So, I started looking online and found that many international news channels are actually available for free! The only problem is, each one has its own website. Opening 10 or 20 tabs just to watch the news isnāt exactly convenient. Thatās when I thought, āWhat if I could bring all these channels together and make it easy to flip through them, just like regular TV? How I Picked the Channels ------------------------- Hereās what I considered when choosing the channels: 1. **World News** ā I wanted channels that give a bigger picture, not just local news. 2. **In English** ā Channels in English so more people can understand. 3. **Popular in Their Area** ā I tried to pick the big ones from each area ā while they may not represent everyoneās opinion, they are influential and widely followed voices in their regions. 4. **24/7 Streaming** ā So that we can watch from around the world, around the clock. 5. **Open to the Public** ā Only channels that stream publicly on their official sites or YouTube, showing that they want to make them public. 6. **No Embedding Restrictions** ā I only include channels that donāt ban out embedding; if a channel disable embedding into this site, I respect their decision. 7. **Free** ā The channels should be viewable for free on their official sites or YouTube. I donāt want to offer pirated content. How To Use ---------- You can switch channel by using: * ā ā¶ (on keyboard) * āšā : one-finger left/right swipe on the player window (on touchscreen) * ā® ā (on keyboard or remote control), or * CHā² CHā¼ (on remote control) even in full-screen mode.
About worldnews24.tv -------------------- Last updated: 2024-12-19 Why I Created This Site ----------------------- In a time when society polarizes and political tension rises, we need to see the news from different perspectives so that we can build informed opinions. The local TV channels I watch mostly focus on local issues, and lately they seem to be getting more one-sided. At the same time, paying for cable to watch world news can get really expensive. So, I started looking online and found that many international news channels are actually available for free! The only problem is, each one has its own website. Opening 10 or 20 tabs just to watch the news isnāt exactly convenient. Thatās when I thought, āWhat if I could bring all these channels together and make it easy to flip through them, just like regular TV? How I Picked the Channels ------------------------- Hereās what I considered when choosing the channels: 1. **World News** ā I wanted channels that give a bigger picture, not just local news. 2. **In English** ā Channels in English so more people can understand. 3. **Popular in Their Area** ā I tried to pick the big ones from each area ā while they may not represent everyoneās opinion, they are influential and widely followed voices in their regions. 4. **24/7 Streaming** ā So that we can watch from around the world, around the clock. 5. **Open to the Public** ā Only channels that stream publicly on their official sites or YouTube, showing that they want to make them public. 6. **No Embedding Restrictions** ā I only include channels that donāt ban out embedding; if a channel disable embedding into this site, I respect their decision. 7. **Free** ā The channels should be viewable for free on their official sites or YouTube. I donāt want to offer pirated content. How To Use ---------- You can switch channel by using: * ā ā¶ (on keyboard) * āšā : one-finger left/right swipe on the player window (on touchscreen) * ā® ā (on keyboard or remote control), or * CHā² CHā¼ (on remote control) even in full-screen mode.
brianjdevries.com
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Updated December 18, 2024
Last updated: _December 18, 2024_ Create your own now page, or reach out if you want help getting your own site up and running! * * * * I'm working as a Software Engineer for Meijer. I work remotely, but have been able to meet many of my coworkers since HQ is only 20 minutes away. * C#, SQL, and .NET * Building websites for clients at techcarpenter.org * Raising my three sons (ages 6, 4, and 1) with my wife. * Running a self-hosted server on my local network. * Doing lots of puzzles, melting bead patterns, wrestling, and reading books with my boys. * My wife and I just started playing a game together called _It Takes Two_, so far we're really enjoying it on chill evenings!
Last updated: _December 18, 2024_ Create your own now page, or reach out if you want help getting your own site up and running! * * * * I'm working as a Software Engineer for Meijer. I work remotely, but have been able to meet many of my coworkers since HQ is only 20 minutes away. * C#, SQL, and .NET * Building websites for clients at techcarpenter.org * Raising my three sons (ages 6, 4, and 1) with my wife. * Running a self-hosted server on my local network. * Doing lots of puzzles, melting bead patterns, wrestling, and reading books with my boys. * My wife and I just started playing a game together called _It Takes Two_, so far we're really enjoying it on chill evenings!
yadl.info
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Updated December 17, 2024
Hi, I'm Mark and I'm a software architect & developer ----------------------------------------------------- I have been working in the IT environment for 17 years. As part of my current work at konzentrik GmbH , I plan event-driven applications as a software architect, as a full stack developer I write the appropriate frontend and backend code and as a good agile evangelist (you build it, you own it) I am responsible for operations. Of course not alone, it's just good to understand and master each area in order to discuss solutions with colleagues at eye level. In various agile teams I have often experienced heated discussions about which values makes up the team. A good approach to ensure team cohesion. I always try to incorporate my values: reliability, neatness, excellence, composure and curiosity. The good thing about values āāis that they are lived in different forms and in nuances can be described in a modified form using other words and thus in the team values can be accommodated. In my teams, respect and appreciation were almost always the top priority. I see this as part of reliability - everyone in the team can rely on that I listen to and take into account his or her opinion with due care, keep my promises and thus advance common issues. I live in Hamburg and play DnD ------------------------------ I was born in Hamburg and, apart from a short trip to Reinbek, always stayed in Hamburg. I am rooted in the north and enjoy the green surroundings in Niendorf. When I was young, I loved spending hours on weekends and holidays playing DSA and DnD. Since 2022 I have been with a few friends and my son to get a group together again with which we can celebrate our DnD 5th Edition campaigns once or twice a month. Most Saturdays we start at 6 p.m. with a delicious meal that I prepare for everyone - there's nothing like a big pot of chili con carne. Then we go into the basement into the games room with digital cards, atmospheric music from the Anker Box and our figures. I play table tennis ------------------- During the Covid pandemic it happened that we put a table tennis table in the garden. What started as a small hobby with my son has developed into an enormous passion. I joined the local club Niendorfer Turn- und Sportverein (NTSV), started training and taking part in league games. Because only a few people engaged in the club, I became team captain, sports director for the men and, since May 2024, department head for the table tennis division. My son trains a lot and is aiming for a professional career. Through many great coincidences it happened that he will be training for a month at the Luneng table tennis school in China in September 2024. I accompany him and I have to say, it's an amazing experience. I read a lot of (fantasy) books ------------------------------- I love reading fantasy series on the scale of Wheel of Time. I usually read a few series at the same time so that I can enjoy them for longer. Since 2024 I have discovered the self-published author Pedro Urvi with his series āThe Path of the Rangerā. At the same time, I enjoy the well-known series by author R.A. Salvatore (Dark Elves series), David Eddings (Belgariad Saga) and Brandon Sanderson (The Stormlight Chronicles). And for a change, Lee Child's new volume from the Reacher series finds its way onto my bookshelf every summer. And for the winter I'm thinking about picking up a Jack Ryan novel again. My career journey so far ------------------------ I work at konzentrik GmbH as a technical lead, software architect and full-stack developer. For more details, check out my CV. Download CV 1. May 2005 - Apr 2014 Swisscom Conception, architecture, development and support of a platform for processing and displaying electronic program data (EPG). 2. Aug 2011 - Sep 2016 Publishing houses Development of various mobile and hybrid apps, as well as websites with a focus on EPG data and videos. Including providing the raw data in a Restful API. 3. Nov 2016 - Apr 2018 Aidminutes In the role of a CTO, my team and I have developed a tool for digitizing medical history with a focus on solving cultural and language barriers in doctor-patient communication. 4. Dec 2019 - Dec 2022 Funke Verlag Individual programming for video content aggregation, TV schedule management and the provision of video content as independent HLS streams for FAST channels on Samsung TV, Xiaomi, LG and Rakuten. 5. Nov 2022 - Present RapidStream Development of a Software as a Service (SaaS) product for the abstraction of AdServer queries in the area of āāTV streaming for FAST channels called RapidStream . 6. I am currently here in my journey :D A simple stack that you can always trust ---------------------------------------- I've been a software developer for over 17 years, and while my stack has shifted over the years, I kept coming back to the same technologies. The following is the stack that I've developed & honed over the years as a software developer.
Hi, I'm Mark and I'm a software architect & developer ----------------------------------------------------- I have been working in the IT environment for 17 years. As part of my current work at konzentrik GmbH , I plan event-driven applications as a software architect, as a full stack developer I write the appropriate frontend and backend code and as a good agile evangelist (you build it, you own it) I am responsible for operations. Of course not alone, it's just good to understand and master each area in order to discuss solutions with colleagues at eye level. In various agile teams I have often experienced heated discussions about which values makes up the team. A good approach to ensure team cohesion. I always try to incorporate my values: reliability, neatness, excellence, composure and curiosity. The good thing about values āāis that they are lived in different forms and in nuances can be described in a modified form using other words and thus in the team values can be accommodated. In my teams, respect and appreciation were almost always the top priority. I see this as part of reliability - everyone in the team can rely on that I listen to and take into account his or her opinion with due care, keep my promises and thus advance common issues. I live in Hamburg and play DnD ------------------------------ I was born in Hamburg and, apart from a short trip to Reinbek, always stayed in Hamburg. I am rooted in the north and enjoy the green surroundings in Niendorf. When I was young, I loved spending hours on weekends and holidays playing DSA and DnD. Since 2022 I have been with a few friends and my son to get a group together again with which we can celebrate our DnD 5th Edition campaigns once or twice a month. Most Saturdays we start at 6 p.m. with a delicious meal that I prepare for everyone - there's nothing like a big pot of chili con carne. Then we go into the basement into the games room with digital cards, atmospheric music from the Anker Box and our figures. I play table tennis ------------------- During the Covid pandemic it happened that we put a table tennis table in the garden. What started as a small hobby with my son has developed into an enormous passion. I joined the local club Niendorfer Turn- und Sportverein (NTSV), started training and taking part in league games. Because only a few people engaged in the club, I became team captain, sports director for the men and, since May 2024, department head for the table tennis division. My son trains a lot and is aiming for a professional career. Through many great coincidences it happened that he will be training for a month at the Luneng table tennis school in China in September 2024. I accompany him and I have to say, it's an amazing experience. I read a lot of (fantasy) books ------------------------------- I love reading fantasy series on the scale of Wheel of Time. I usually read a few series at the same time so that I can enjoy them for longer. Since 2024 I have discovered the self-published author Pedro Urvi with his series āThe Path of the Rangerā. At the same time, I enjoy the well-known series by author R.A. Salvatore (Dark Elves series), David Eddings (Belgariad Saga) and Brandon Sanderson (The Stormlight Chronicles). And for a change, Lee Child's new volume from the Reacher series finds its way onto my bookshelf every summer. And for the winter I'm thinking about picking up a Jack Ryan novel again. My career journey so far ------------------------ I work at konzentrik GmbH as a technical lead, software architect and full-stack developer. For more details, check out my CV. Download CV 1. May 2005 - Apr 2014 Swisscom Conception, architecture, development and support of a platform for processing and displaying electronic program data (EPG). 2. Aug 2011 - Sep 2016 Publishing houses Development of various mobile and hybrid apps, as well as websites with a focus on EPG data and videos. Including providing the raw data in a Restful API. 3. Nov 2016 - Apr 2018 Aidminutes In the role of a CTO, my team and I have developed a tool for digitizing medical history with a focus on solving cultural and language barriers in doctor-patient communication. 4. Dec 2019 - Dec 2022 Funke Verlag Individual programming for video content aggregation, TV schedule management and the provision of video content as independent HLS streams for FAST channels on Samsung TV, Xiaomi, LG and Rakuten. 5. Nov 2022 - Present RapidStream Development of a Software as a Service (SaaS) product for the abstraction of AdServer queries in the area of āāTV streaming for FAST channels called RapidStream . 6. I am currently here in my journey :D A simple stack that you can always trust ---------------------------------------- I've been a software developer for over 17 years, and while my stack has shifted over the years, I kept coming back to the same technologies. The following is the stack that I've developed & honed over the years as a software developer.
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