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Been coding up a MUD in my free time for fun. This is a screen shot of the local map I coded up that shows rooms, exits, enemies, and NPCs; all done using ASCII characters. Written in Java.

github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

A n-body simulation I wrote using Aparapi. The red dots are high mass and the blue dots low mass. The system starts ordered but evolves into a beautiful natural looking orbit.

youtu.be/Qn8dtKBK0oA

My favorite computer used for all my Deep Learning R&D. When idle it usually defaults to mining cryptocurrency to offset its build cost of about $10,000.

@Ronald I was thinking about that. Obviously if there was a way to hack it so you could follow/mention across platforms like twitter it could be a win.

One little hackish way to do that is if you could link to your twitter account. If you mention someone on twitter it posts the text here but then shares it on twitter with the actual mention. If all posts were duplicated you could sorta follow in both directions. If someone were to write that it could be a game changer.

Adapted my primality test algorithm to do a check for if a number is a "Perfect Number" (the sum of all its dividends equals the number itself). This one was fun and turned out to be super fast as well. It was written in Haskell.

My antenna fell down during a storm. It's back up now with 8 ropes to hold it in place. Damn thing better stay up. For reference it is about 25 feet tall.

Why do people say "it goes without saying" before they say what it is that goes without being said?

Lets just stick to using that argument only when it agrees with our agenda...

Homebrew Computers Webring
Now updated

homebrewcpuring.org/

One as big as a room, but most built from TTL logic chips, a few housed in Tupperware containers, all #DIY

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