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I'm teaching myself category theory, I'll kick back off a local trail, keep notes on the birds I see and read and do the problems in my notebooks. I've got Basic Category Theory by Leinster, and How to Read and Do Proofs by Solow as my references, notebook, pen and a pair of Nikon binoculars.
I'm working on a WASM clone of the original Castle Wolfenstein. I'm going to call it Castle WASMstein.
Regardless of if I target macOS or Linux first, this would be a pretty full time endeavour on my part. I could wait until the commercial use licenses of the Windows version sustain me enough to be able to work on this full time, or try to raise a Kickstarter for $X00,000 to be able to quit my 9-5 and work on porting full time for a year or so
In what I believe is still the spirit of the question though, I discovered Maltese these week and have added it to my casual study. It’s a Semitic language (closely related to Arabic), written in the latin script, with about 40-50% of its vocabulary being Italian/Sicilian based. It’s become my new obsession
In the process of adding stuff like euclydian sequences, and trying to figure out how to generate melodies. Been considering using something like a simple markov probability from a bunch of jazz standards, but also starting to read more music theory behind it.
It's a programming project but it's directly related to me trying to figure out music. So not a random sequence of notes in scale or not. The idea is more to generate backing tracks or song starters.
Let me know if you have any feedback or feature requests.
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