Changing with time
Hi
This is my website. It is a wiki. That means it is easy for me to edit. The rate at which I do so can vary greatly, however.
Throughout 2022, I did a thing where I completed one music-related project per week (for some definition of "music-related"). Impressively, I actually stuck with it for a whole year. Some highlights:
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Transcription of "The Moon"
from DuckTales for the NES (#11)
- Which is the greatest video game music ever written
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Performance of Chopin's Revolutionary Étude
(#31)
- albeit a mildly mediocre performance
- Cover of the guitar solo from Innocence Faded by Dream Theater (#51)
I also post some coding-related things, although that's less frequent despite having a backlog of content I want to put somewhere more permanent, like on the Internet. I've started compiling some oft-used snippets, like for ffmpeg and ImageMagick.
Other coding stuff is just for fun, like this mildly interactive visualization of sorting algorithms.
Scroll to the footer of any wiki page to view the page source, history, info, and more. Each page also has an RSS feed if you feel like you really want to stay up-to-date for some reason.
Maybe here's some things you could check out:
- About this wiki
- Over there where it says Recently updated pages are the most recently updated pages, if you're looking for hot & fresh content.
- Roll the dice and visit a random page!
- Look at a list of every page
- View some statistics regarding the wiki
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