Eli Hooten (@hootener)
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hootener

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  • Global Rank 479,903 (Top 17 %)
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  • Registered over 12 years ago
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    Common Lisp
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    JavaScript
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    Blade     12.5 %
  • Location 🇺🇸 United States
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Top repositories

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How-do-you-that-in-Lisp-

An assortment of (usually) standalone Lisp functions that deal with list manipulation, working with matrices, and other functionality. Useful for someone learning Lisp or perhaps needing a simple function. Implementations are by no means brilliant, just straightforward Lisp, here. In all functions I attempted to be as functionally pure as possible.
Common Lisp
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SimpleBrowser

A very simple web browser build using Qt's webkit
C++
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LaTeX-Vanderbilt-Dissertation-Format

This repository provides a LaTeX template for writing a master's thesis or dissertation. In particular, this document correctly adheres to all of Vanderbilt University's formatting standards for the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department as of December 2010. If you are using this template to submit a thesis to a different institution or department, please review your department's submission guidelines as this template may not be applicable.
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Cpp-Template-Metaprogramming

Some small examples of template metaprogramming in action. This code is helpful if you'd read a tutorial or two and would like to see TMP put to work on some canned problems.
C++
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DijkstraThreeWays

Dijkstra's Shortest Path Algorithm implemented in Ruby, Lisp, and Processing. Handy for folks just starting out with any of those languages, I assume.
Common Lisp
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VitaeChamber

CV
Blade
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7

hiss

A Python Tornado test application. WIP
JavaScript
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player-stage-RFID-driver

A driver that can be used to read RFID tags within the PlayerStage robot platform. It will probably need to be modified to support your particular application, but it's a good start.
C++
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Cpp-Qt-BinarySearchTrees

This application contains various implementations of binary search trees, as well as a GUI that (somewhat bizarrely) displays a tree's structure.
C++
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