My 12-y.o. daughter said that it needs a sequel with aliens and stuff, while my 8-y.o. son said: "They gave him a rocket and he burned himself down. What a crappy gift!" And I'm thinking of recording the thing with some live instruments.

This disc with the Treasure Island youtube.com/watch?v=iC3iGL… was one of my favorites. I knew it down to every word and noise and could play the whole thing in my head while waiting for my parents to pick me up from school at 1st grade. Now I can't recognize a single sound. Weird.

Made some more music. Drawing got lazier though.

Is it a sign of especially bad case of social awkwardness, to feel as if everything I find interesting I do to compensate for social awkwardness?

Made a LaTeX package from all the MetaPost/TeX contraptions I devised for Byrne's book github.com/jemmybutton/by… Some more work on docs and on CTAN it goes.

Here's a mostly ready version of my LaTeX package for Byrne-style geometry stuff github.com/jemmybutton/by… I imagine, docs' language is far from proper English, so any help in making it more palatable is greatly appreciated.

Done

Dashed lines are now handled a little bit nicer.

Made some music for some footage I happened to work with. Colleagues don't seem to appreciate it much )

Made a short music video about a 3-pointed snowflake (kdenlive+blender & renoise for music). A five-pointed one is coming.

As promised, here's a small music video about a 5-pointed paper snowflake. Geometry here is more involved than for 3- and 6-pointed ones, but I like this symmetry the most for paper snowflakes.

For quite some time I thought of marrying my metapost code with InDesign. Now that I may soon need a lot of pictures of knots, made a quick-and-dirty ID script to quickly turn curves into nice shaded knots.

Chaotic metronome. One of those ideas I'm excited about, but everyone around says is just annoying.

Future is not coming back.

GitHub suddenly wrote me that I can now have this "sponsor" button-thing github.com/sponsors/jemmy… . One time I got a couple of beers worth of money from a kind person on habr.com, and, probably, bought a couple of beers.

Due to a bunch of technical issues, mostly migrated Byrne's book to LuaLaTeX from ConTeXt. github.com/jemmybutton/by… ConTeXt is fantastic, but, unfortunately, supporting both versions is a tad too cumbersome for me at the moment.