David's Town

So I wrote a little Texas Hold'em simulator to calculate the (pre-flop) win percentages of every set of hole cardsin heads-up and 3-way hands.

Time to monorepo all my projects, I guess.

Dear Apple, I don't like complaining.

Vignette I: Autumn Walk I think I have a new format.

Bob-omb Battlefield Many years ago now, I arranged a ragtime-esque version of the Super Mario 64 Main Theme, Bob-omb Battlefield.

Christmas Carols I recently spent some time digitally copying out Christmas Carols from my grandparents' oldChristmas Carol piano books.

Pikachu

Brewster-Jones' compositions for Edith Piper At school, my piano teacher gave me an old Australian piece by Hooper Brewster-Jones called 'Desolation'.

Super Mario Bros.

First attempt at orchestral composing Sam and I are composing an orchestral piece.

Ranna's Lullaby I finally got back to a piece I started on April 19 last year.

Best news ever A whole year later: Down from 784 nmol/L on January 27, 2023.

The Maths of a Vitamin B6 Overdose Setting the scene This year I've spent 8 months looking for answers to some bizarre, elusive and unnerving physical symptoms.

Make it so good that it ruins everything else for you That's the post.

La Nuit de Noël I thought it would be fun to start composing pieces in the style of composers, artists and genres that I enjoy.

Could the sun be invisible?

In His Image I finished The Talos Principle the other day.

So open-minded that our brains fall out I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and finally tracked down the original source: Let us keep our minds open, by all means, as long as that means keeping our sense of perspective and seeking an understanding…

Reading the writing on the wall I've been playing a lot of Go recently, and catching up on the progress of Go AIs since AlphaGo beat Lee Sedol 4-1 in March 2016.

Magic Carpet Rag A few weeks ago I finished writing my second piano ragtime!

"Force field" In science fiction, the term "force field" is wonderfully self-descriptive.

The English alphabet is a singly-linked list It occurred to me the other day that one of the most common uses of a singly-linked list is the English alphabet.

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