About
Last updated 2024- 9-28, 6: 9:26 P.M. UTC+00:00
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About me
I'm currently studying mathematics and computer science full-time.
Here are my main interests, some topics which you may expect to see on this website:
- New media for underground derivative creative works
- 音MAD/YTPMV
- 静止画MAD
- Other interactive media
- Related copyright concepts in the real world
- Related thought and creative processes
- Motion graphics (Aggregate medium encompassing graphic and sound design, illustration, various types of animation, and visual effects!)
- Computer graphics and computer vision
- Development and design of consumer tools
- Realtime methods
- Current developments using machine learning methods
Frankly I'm often very distracted... In no particular order, I am also broadly interested in, and often think about the following things with no claim of knowledge or expertise:
- Visual novels and nonlinear storytelling
- Dynamic presentation and visual novel engines
- General development, deployment, and delivery on and off the web
- Interaction and influences of different languages between each other in the digital age
- Programming language theory
- Pedagogical approaches to technology and programming
- UI and UX
- Data visualization
- Fashion trends in subcultures
- Mathematics and theoretical computer science
- Interesting applications of probability
- Basic algebraic geometry
- Computational complexity
- Manga and anime
- Design and fictional representation of themes relating to science and the occult
- Open source and online privacy
- Demoscene
Computer Stuff
For data-heavy tasks like ML, I like to reach for Python. For many other things, I find JavaScript/TypeScript convenient, so that they are easily transferrable onto a webpage (to be shared with others, etc). If performance is a concern, I'd go for C/C++. I use Typst a lot more than LaTeX these days! I like Emacs, but previews with tinymist (Typst language service) seems to work better in Visual Studio Code. For large C/C++ projects, I like CLion.
I have been using Nix and NixOS on desktop with
Content Stuff
I like REAPER. I am usually forced to use After Effects and Photoshop. (
About lachrymal.net
When I was still in high school, I ran
Over the years I kept adding little features and animations here and there, and it has evolved to be a little bloated, with a JavaScript payload of ~6kB. (I'm not using any libraries, so I'm not really sure what to do about this...)