Applications, Demos, Games, and More

I have written a lot of code over the years, some of it useful applications, clever demos, games, or otherwise interesting. This page collects a few of them in one place. This isn't even close to everything I've ever made, just stuff that's both ready to be seen and that I've bothered to put up; I intend to add more to this as I spruce up and finish more projects.

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Games

Marble Madness

Let's face it—you're a marble.

Demos

Game of Life

Simple GPU game-of-life implementation running in your browser!

Realtime Fractals

Realtime GPU fractals explorer running in your browser!

Realtime GLSL Pathtracing

This is a realtime WebGL pathtracer. You can see it's dynamic because you can change the lights.
(Make no mistake; it cheats though.)

Applications and Projects

Simple Spectral (GitHub)

A simple spectral pathtracer written for a paper, intended to be used for teaching purposes.

Notepad-- (GitHub)

This is a simple text-editor that can't actually edit text. However, unlike most text-editors, it can view very large files.

MOSS (GitHub)

The Minimal Operating System that Sucks: a hobbyist OS for x86. It can't really do anything (it sucks after all), but it does (did) work on real hardware.

Pinbot (Discord Link)

I wrote "pinbot", a Discord bot that does everything from drop memes to compute Hohmann transfer orbits and Δv timings. It lives on the ToughSF Discord (the link here). Source is not provided (partly to keep some easter eggs secret).

Circlet (.zip)

A prototype experimental programming language where every operation notionally works on an infinite amount of data. E.g. to add two integers, you add every integer and lazily index into it. Version 1.4.4.