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I have been trying to generate musical-sounding rhythms and melodies using Galois Fields.

I have never completed Advent of Code before, despite starting it almost every year.

I wrote my 2025 Advent of Code solutions in Emacs Lisp.

A project I've been working on recently requires that I set a group of pins (4 of them) on a Teensy 4.1 to certain values at roughly the same time.

Many DSP resources use "pole-zero" plots to compactly represent audio filters.

I've recently been toying around with different headset setups for zoom/casual online gaming (with voice) with friends.

I've built a micro-benchmark which sends data between CPU 2 cpu cores.

For the last 192 days (according to uptime on one my routers), I've been setting up a small homelab.

For the last 172 days (according to uptime on one my routers), I've been setting up a small homelab.

For the last 171 days (according to uptime on one my routers), I've been setting up a small homelab.

For the last 170 days (according to uptime on one my routers), I've been setting up a small homelab.

List of c-induced misconceptions I had to clarify when learning rust: move is memcpy (no move ctor): pin misconceptions type-punning is (sort of) okay: reddit post

Pin is pretty important for Rust's recently-released async.await features.

Suppose we have two very similar structs which we need to partially populate "ahead of time" and store somewhere.

If you don't know anything at all about realtime audio programming, you might want to read the first post in this pseudo-series, Audio Programming 101, or watch this talk from the Audio Developers Conference to get a little bit of background.

Recently, I've been working on a synthesizer (the kind that makes sounds) in Rust.

This Project is essentially an attempt to recreate some of the Halide project in Rust as a means of learning that Rust language.

For my CS242 final project, I simulated ants with Erlang.

This post is intended to be a continuation of the previous post discussing study groups.

Almost without fail, whenever my friends and I get together to study for something in a group, we end up in a group that, due to it's size, decreases our productivity.

Decision matrix analysis is a simple way of selecting one of many options.