The Mass of Reality: Why Your Therapy Device Must Weigh as Much as You Do This dialogue explores a radical, interdisciplinary model of therapy based on altering stochastic distributions, specifically the Beta distribution with parameters α and β, and its transformation via a logarithmic (logit) function. The discussion evolves from mathematical abstractions to biophysical implementations, incorporating evolutionary theory (Lamarckism), computer…
Compositor v9.3.2 – An Update You Have Been Waiting For Indeed, the update has been released! I have updated the audio channels engine to operate from groove~ objects. I am particularly utilizing the grooveduck abstraction which also incorporates the loop interpolation routine. After testing this update, several functionalities have become more intuitive. For instance, Sync now synchronizes with the Main…
Sensational opening: Compositor v9 dumps produce Nintendo Logo QR codes After overcoming a significant challenge, I have gained a comprehensive understanding of the situation. Surprisingly, this revelation did not come as a shock. However, when I analyze the chronological sequence of events, I realize that my initial attempt to fix the Nintendo logo was not the primary objective. Instead, I…
Fixing dumps for GameBoy emulators Finally, I had a great conversation with Grok (an AI developed by Elon Musk) about how to fix my Game Boy dump. It recommended RGBFIX software for Command Line editing of Game Boy ROM files. Interestingly, this software can also pad the image size to the nearest power of two, such as increasing 5 MiB…
What is under the hood of my Game console? Project Background I started the Compositor project with the idea of building a hardware groovebox. My vision is to create a device that functions as both a synthesizer and a game console. Although I haven’t reached the hardware stage yet, I’ve been exploring ways to adapt Compositor’s middleware for different platforms.…
Game Boy as a Server in 2026: A Crazy Experiment Yes, here it is: my idea for 2026, to try using my old game console, the Game Boy, as a server. And yes, it’s true – it’s a major development. My first cartridge was 32 MiB in size, and I made a mistake during the flashing process. But I had…