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Daniel Harper (@djhworld)

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simple-computer

the scott CPU from "But How Do It Know?" by J. Clark Scott

gomeboycolor

Gameboy Color emulator

gomeboycolor-wasm

WASM port of gomeboycolor

go-lambda-invoke

stegtool

Steganography tool

theunwrapper

steg

Steganography library

blinkt-tube-status

gomeboycolor-glfw

Gameboy Color Emulator (libglfw frontend)

pngrun

Executable PNGS

bf

brainfuck compiler in Java

gmail-mailer

Programatically send emails using a given gmail account. No username/passwords needed, just use your OAUTH credentials

simpleCPU

kindlemail

Push items to your kindle via the personal document service

testproject

Source for "Getting started with ClojureScript and Noir #1"

djhworld.github.io

dropwizard-jooq

JOOQ integration for Dropwizard

bigdan-table

daniel's bigtable implementation

count

Count unique entries in line delimited input from stdin

card

Estimates cardinality (count-distinct) of inputs using HyperLogLog++ algorithm

ScalaPythonChallenges

Solutions to the Python Challenges series in Scala

strex

An extension to the strings library that takes inspiration from Data.List in Haskell (for strings only)

rosetta-warn

Plugin for xbar that displays a warning icon on your OSX status bar when applications are running under Rosetta, and outputs the processes in a menu.

articlr-backend

Daniel

Small utility functions and things for various tasks.

XboxLiveStatus

Displays the status of given XBL gamertags

redis-mq

Redis helpers for pub/sub and queue processing in Clojure apps. Great for prototyping stuff quickly

ReallyEZTV

Parses data from EZTV RSS feeds into a more friendly format. Most shows in the EZTV RSS feeds have a "Show/Season/Episode" hierarchy, my system just takes that and converts them into a usable data structure. This application sits on top of Sinatra to provide a frontend for that data. Please note this code is very, very messy and could easily be improved but this is my first "project" as such after spending a bit of time getting up to speed with the basics of Ruby