Here's some pseudorandom stuff I salvaged from Google's cache.
- Nerditude
- Emacs and More Emacs!
And don't forget Security Through Obsolescense
Two-Weapon Fighting rangers in Pathfinder got a bad rap.
Here's an implementation of the chaos game in Ada and gtk. Right now it only makes sierpinsky triangles. It depends on the Debian package libgtkada2-dev. You also need to have Gnat, which comes with gcc, installed. If you run something other than Debian and get it to work, let me know!
I used makefiles and Python to solve the quadratic formula. It's a proof of concept. The idea was to show that it can be broken up into bits that can be solved independently. It's not efficient at all, because reading from a file and writing to a file are terrible ways to implement a single left shift instruction, but it does do its job. It even finds complex roots!
Breakout in C using SDL!
Visualized sorting algorithms generated by some quick Python scripts
Conway's game of Life, in Go, with a genetic twist. I wanted to learn Go, so I wrote this thing.
Here's a list of things I've found worth sharing.
Is this a blog now?
I have been using Free DNS for this site's DNS for as long as it's been up.