rumblesan

Algoraver, shape-thrower, excess project starter.

website: https://rumblesan.com
codeberg: https://codeberg.org/rumblesan
pronouns: he/him

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2026-10-21 11:05:06 GMT

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ditto on the jams tbh. At least for live coding/lap top/synth stuff. Think it's why I prefer a more classic live coding event. I like seeing people who have honed their skills and/or taste make music and viz

2026-10-21 09:23:57 GMT

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in fairness it didn't feel competitive or like a call out to me, just an acknowledgement of different aims and an invitation to see another viewpoint

2026-10-21 08:44:55 GMT

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the jams vs performance thing is very valid, but i think if you're wanting it to be a jam as the focus of an event then the people going to it need to be primed for it. it's a different vibe from "hey come to a night of live code music"

2026-10-21 08:22:43 GMT

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🤷‍♂️ sometimes it's nice to just write code to make techno infront of an audience, and do it in a familiar club night setting.
It's good to push the boundaries, but it's ok to not push them all the time

2026-06-07 12:07:31 GMT

The other month I left my full time job, partly due to feeling bored and burnt out, partly due to a bunch of AI nonsense, and partly because I wanted to work on building electronics and selling synthesizers.
Well this is one of the synthesizers.
Called Ouroboros, because it's primarily a feedback instrument (how original), and this is still in the prototyping stage where the circuit design is pretty much all done but I need to figure out a better enclosure, how to make it robust, and how to make it feasible to build so I can sell them.
I'll probably be shouting about this a bit more over time.
https://post.lurk.org/system/media_attachments/files/116/708/734/853/970/952/original/f9da0c47ace5134d.jpg

2026-03-04 07:53:14 GMT

Yesterday there was an all hands meeting at my company to say that we're going "AI first".
The aim is to get everybody really leaning in on LLM tools, and a working group set up to start researching new workflows and sharing them for everybody to use....
So the end of April will be my last day.
I'm planning to start actually selling some of the hardware synthesisers I've designed, as well as picking up bits and pieces of freelance work.
Hit me up if you want noises made or circuits soldered.