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AES
A basic implementation of AES, written for the Fall 2010 semester of my Data Structures course. The core encryption works, but there is a bug in writing the encrypted string to a file. Don't have the time to fix, but my first exercise in multi-filed C++ projects and Makefiles. No GNU Autotools, unfortunately :(Data-Structures
Projects for my Java-based Data Structures course.Python
My collection of Python scripts. Mostly undocumented, but sometimes useful.genetics
Playing around with genetic algorithms. Current application is for PID tuning of a simplified 1D model of a robot.clustering
Basic clustering library written in ruby with some quick & dirty tests and visualization done in matlablio
Fractal Flames + Genetic AlgorithmsSMS
Trying to play with the Apple Sudden Motion Sensor in my Macbook Pro. Unfortunately simple audio playback is not as simple as it should be...Denali
Registration system for Bellarmine's 2012 Immigration Justice SummitBresenham
Playing with OpenGL/GLUT, bit arrays and operations on them, and the Bresenham Line Algorithm.Arduino
A collection of programs written for my Arduino.AP-Computer-Science
My Code from AP Computer ScienceCodeEval
Solutions to some problems I worked on for CodeEval after seeing it on TC. Quickly got bored thoughโฆIntro-to-Computer-Programming
Files from my Spring 2009 Intro to Comp Programming classProCo
My entries for the Stanford Proco. Some work, some don't - unfortunately none of them are marked as so :(sh
A small collection of useful shell scripts I've worked on.slack_presence
Slack presence botAndroid
My collection of android demo apps.NiftyRSS
A modified implementation of the project outlined in http://nifty.stanford.edu/2006/cain-rss/nifty-rss.doc . Written for the Spring 2011 semester of my Data Structures course. Uses a fully-mulithreaded implementation to get around the lag of hundreds of sequential server requests.Forte
The Latin word for "by chance." A graphical random Latin verb chooser.Love Open Source and this site? Check out how you can help us