Where my attention is these days. Reasonably honest, and current.
Learning Go and Swift, and finally building the things I never had time for. InstaKobo and InstaRM for read-later, Incunable for EPUBs, and Zare, a bookmarking tool that surfaces connections between the things I save and reminds me about the concert I bookmarked four months ago.
Slowly chipping away at a large Instapaper backlog with the help of InstaKobo (and soon, InstaRM), dogfooding my own tools while I'm at it.
It turns out that hoarding is good sometimes. Due to my inbox having more than 500 articles, I've discovered a bug in the archiving functionality. Unfortunately, there's no fix due to the limitations of Instapaper API, but I now have a workaround.
Part of the Go rewrite of Instakobo, I've ported the Quarto library to Go and released it as quarto-go.
I got a minimal version running locally that synchronizes with my Elipsa 2E. Currently it has:
I looked into the possibility of extracting highlights from articles sent to a reMarkable device. There's not a lot of example code out there, but I did get a proof of concept working on some test articles.
Trying to learn (again) to play the theremin. If you have no idea what that is, it's the first electronic instrument, with a fascinating history. It also sounds, according to a YouTube comment, like 'dead people singing'. Also making music with odd things such as GameBoys and Commodore SID chips.