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Brooks Rady (@TheLostLambda)

TheLostLambda

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Registered over 10 years ago
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Common Lisp
23.8 %

Haskell
23.8 %

Rust
14.3 %

Shell
9.5 %

HTML
9.5 %

Lua
4.8 %

JavaScript
4.8 %

Clojure
4.8 %

R
4.8 %
Location 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Country Total Rank 10,602
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Rust
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ftc_http

Upload code wirelessly and instantly from the comfort of your own text editor!

org2seq

Tools for migrating from org-roam v2 to Logseq

astonish

A Common Lisp library for querying and manipulating Lisp ASTs

PRAClubs

Prospect Ridge Academy student club choosing and sorting tool

dominos

A place for suffering and the COM2108 assignment

Lisp-Land

Artificial life simulation in Lisp

FTC_Scripts

A set of scripts for uploading Java code to the FTC Robot Controller (DEPRECIATED)

glossweeper

A minesweeper clone written with Haskell in Gloss

Lisp-Life

Conway's Game Of Life written in common lisp

Thoughtspread

igem-toolbox-testing

share-net

Automagically share an internet connection over Ethernet using Docker

thelostlambda.xyz

The personal website of Brooks J Rady

pokestats

A fun R project involving Pokémon!

neovim-init

PRASchedule

A small program to build schedules based off of student's activity preferences.

lace

A space for learning about functional reactive programming and computer language design

heimdallr

A website detailing the fictional planet Heimdallr orbiting the pulsar Litch

thelostrpg

A game engine for making text-based RPGs. Written in Common Lisp because text-based games were originally from a more civilized age.

dijkstra

Find the shortest path through a weighted graph

quizcrawler

Quizcrawler is an application that, when fed a file of class-notes, crawls the structure and generates interactive quizzes that can be used as review. It leverages spaced repetition, gamification, and forced / active recall to enhance learning.