Projects
Note: I’m using a Year/Month/Day format, because it is awesome.
2018 Site Redesign
Reworked this blog to have a fresh look and responsive design.
U2F Zero: Hobbyist Modifications
Modifying the U2F Zero to be easier to build for hobbyists.
noisEE: hardware
Creating a parameterized red noise generator in hardware.
noisEE: software
Finding a crowbar-parameterizable red noise parameter function.
base92
Another binary-to-text encoding scheme, in the vein of base64.
encryptedfile
Write encrypted files with PEP-343 with blocks. (no page)
Interactive Fractal Viewer
FPGA based, hardware accelerated fractal calculation/display. (no page)
Dotpar
PLT project, creating an implicitly parallelized JVM language rooted weakly in C and javascript. (no page)
Phone Glove Prototype
Photo gallery of a little phone accessory hack.
dod3catgraph
A one-stop graph for your github participation.
Redwood Systems
Summer of 2011, worked at a startup: good times within
BloopdeeBloop
Hacked on an audio tool similar to Reactable, based on Mozilla’s extended audio APIs
Bro Txt
Once upon a midnight weary, I came across a Twilio tarried…
CPU Cost Plots
Some data visualization of various metrics of costs of different CPUs; aka, fun with Protovis
Hunch Punch
What if everything you loved… was trying to kill you??? In collaboration with Grant Kot, Mark Liu, and some input from Willie Neiswanger during the HackNY Hackathon in spring 2011
W3157 Submission Script
A quickie script to automate away the submission of labs for Advanced Programming (course W3157)
Gimp Spheremap Plugin
A plugin to solve a texture discontinuity in sphere maps
Facebook Tag Banner Generator
Gimp plugin to make a series of images suitable for upload and tagging into a banner using 5 images. Finished during Devfest’s opening hackathon
Hacker Mapper
My entry for the HackNY hackathon, Fall 2010, attempting to solve a particular hackathon inefficiency
Bottleneck Assignment Problem
A little something I did for a swell professor of mine
ttool
The only piece of code I still have from high school: a lisp program written for Thinkquest
What? That’s all?!
I was writing code before this time, but the code is lost to time, or I forgot wholesale about it, or I don’t want to inflict the world with horrendous formatting/techniques.