This is my home for the work I make: original mathematical writing, generative software, music, visual work, Tabletime, EQR, sCode, sOS, books, releases and the experiments connecting them. I describe the overall direction simply as science, arts and adventure.
I take ideas that begin as mathematics or writing and force them into other forms: shell scripts, deterministic sequencers, audiovisual systems, social algorithms, language/runtime work and operating-system images. I want to know whether the structure survives translation instead of only sounding convincing in prose.
In Groovebox I use deterministic seeds because I want the same seed and settings to produce the same result. That makes a generative result something I can repeat, compare, export and inspect instead of treating it as a one-off performance.
In Tabletime I give tags arithmetic values, signs, comparisons and separate numeric/topic roles. I'm testing whether attraction, repulsion, timing and relevance can stay explicit enough for people and independent hosts to inspect instead of disappearing inside an opaque ranking system.
I built sCode and sOS to push the same project language below the application layer. My goal is for the ideas I use in applications to remain expressible in runtimes, packaging, boot systems and operating-system tooling.
I use music, visuals and long-form writing as additional forms of the same work. Names such as Meum, generative audiovisual systems and recurring geometry let me hear and see concepts that would otherwise exist only as notation or code.
I publish repositories, releases, a live social application, a book, music, visual work and runnable builds because I want the work to be testable in concrete forms. Implementation does not automatically prove every scientific claim, but it does expose what my models actually do.
My standard: I want my ideas to be written clearly enough to implement, deterministic enough to repeat where determinism is intended, and open enough that someone else can inspect the artifacts and decide what the results demonstrate.
A featured video from my channel. No autoplay.
I work across mathematics, software, electronic music, visual art, books, collecting, gardening and outdoor interests. I don't treat those as isolated identities. I use different media when they give me a better way to test, build, explain or experience an idea.
A formula can become a program; a program can become sound or image; a social rule can become a database operation; an application concept can be pushed into a runtime or OS. I use those translations as separate test surfaces for the same underlying ideas.
See what I'm validatingI use music as another way to carry the project vocabulary. The 14:21 track Meum uses the same name I use in my mathematical and software work, so the concept moves from equations and programs into listening.
My 93-page book is a written source layer for mathematical, scientific and inventive ideas that I also explore in code.
Read online →I built Groovebox as a deterministic generative music, visual and game engine driven by mathematical seeds. It is one of my main executable test benches.
Project notes →I built Tabletime as a PHP/MySQL social system centered on numeric and topic tags, bounded storage and independent host federation.
Open Tabletime →I use the Equation of Reality scripts to put mathematical relationships into directly executable computation.
Download EQR →I use sCode and sOS to push the ecosystem below applications into language/runtime and operating-system work.
sOS guide →My generative optimized audiovisual algorithm connects algorithmic composition with the larger audiovisual project family.
Open repository →This is the physical-goods and collecting side of my wider work.
My safe build, QEMU test, USB/live boot and install path.
Open guide →Linux build path, stage-0 requirements, validation status and platform notes.
Open guide →Cross-platform build entry points and a minimal first-sound workflow.
Open guide →Groovebox, Tabletime host kits, sCode, EQR, books and selected small historical downloads.
Downloads →I made this Python/Pygame interaction game in the earlier part of my software history. The original builds now live in my pre-2019 GitHub archive.
Pre-2019 archive →This earlier generative audiovisual workstation centered on sinusoidal construction, composition and visual interpretation, and it led toward my later audiovisual systems.
Historical notes →I used alternate counting, multiplication structures, heuristic fractal/music output and visualization as another way to turn mathematical structure into perceptible artifacts.
Local + GitHub downloads →These preserve my earlier game/story and network/server work alongside the math and audiovisual projects.
Local + GitHub downloads →My broad public directory for music, art, code, commerce and profiles.
Open →My public repositories for current and historical software.
Open →My visual gallery.
Gallery →Grooves by _eski.
Listen →My author page.
Books →My collecting and physical-goods storefronts.
Open eBay →I keep direct phone numbers and personal email addresses off this page. My Linktree is the current public directory for contact routes.