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WebGL Fractals at Alson Kemp
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Years ago, I wrote a fractal generator/explorer for OpenGL. Crazily enough, after nearly 10 years, it still compiles without complaint on Linux. But the web is the future [er… or, rather, the present], so…. The app is here. The code is on GitHub here. To “compile” the code, you’ll need the NodeJS compilers for Coffeescript, LESS and Jade. Then run ./scripts/run compilers.sh. (Yes, I could have used Grunt or Gulp, but the simple bash script is really simple.). December 28th, 2013 at 4:00 pm. On HighCharts...
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Simple Decoders for Kids at Alson Kemp
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Simple Decoders for Kids. My wife created simple symbol-letter decoders for my son. He thought they were a lot of fun and wanted to share them with friends, so I productized them. Screenshot here:. Simple, straightforward way to build fun little puzzles for kids. Play with it here. Besides changing the phrase, you can add additional confounding codes or remove codes to force kids to guess at the phrase. Then click the Print button and you’ll have a nice printout with the control panel hidden. On [Synthet...
bugladen.blogspot.com
Cyberville: October 2009
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Information wants to be free. Code wants to be false. Thursday, October 29, 2009. Vigenère Cipher in Haskell for fun. This is a little toy implementation of the Vigenère Cipher. Written primarly for autodidactic purposes. The code is based on the Caesar Cipher code of Graham Hutton's book Programming in Haskell. This post is written in literal Haskell, so you should be able to copy paste the whole thing into an *.lhs file and run it. First the encryption and decryption functions:. Let2int : Char - Int.
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Cyberville: August 2010
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Information wants to be free. Code wants to be false. Saturday, August 7, 2010. I'm one of the few people who converted from vi to. For years, but after a couple of days with Emacs, I don't think I will use vim for anything other than simple one line changes to config files. Setup correctly, which I expect to be a breeze on *nix. Mainly because all those "standard" tools ain't standard on Win. Anyway it's still fun. A couple of features I like about Emacs. Now you have 30. Transparent file access through...
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Cyberville: December 2009
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Information wants to be free. Code wants to be false. Friday, December 25, 2009. Determining the status of Portupdate. I've been fiddling around with the new FreeBSD 8 recently. The surface of the OS hasn't changed that much over time. However, 8.0 introduced a couple of major changes under the hood. Anyway, part of the installation process involved a lot of compiling (and recompiling due to the neglect to consult UPDATING, silly me). After a little goggling, I found that the tried and trusted UNIX ps.
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Cyberville: January 2010
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Information wants to be free. Code wants to be false. Saturday, January 30, 2010. Porting Cabal packages to FreeBSD - Part 2. Back in part 1. I tried to give a basic overview of FreeBSD porting. In this part, I'll show you how. Actually another maintainer (Jacula Modyun). Beat me to it! I think he's the most active Haskell maintainer. Anyway, I'm going to walk you through all steps required to port the Cabal package to a FreeBSD port. Let's start with the sources. The source tarball. Of the HTTP package.
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blog :: Date -> Maybe String: If I had time
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Blog : Date - Maybe String. Blog = const Nothing. Friday, March 09, 2007. If I had time. Projects I would work on if I had a bit more time. An improved way to handle exceptions for Haskell I have half-thought. More on this soon. And get it to work on the Mac. A Dashboard widget for the awesome Lambdabot. Read all those papers I want to read (sic). Finally get the mutable engine in the Omega Gameboy. Get a website for myself. Definitely. read GTD and start getting things off this list.
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Haskell Weekly News: Issue 149 - February , 2010 | The Haskell Sequence
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Well-Typed.Com: Haskell eXchange, Hackathon, and Courses. Douglas M. Auclair (geophf): August 2016 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions. Edward Z. Yang: Backpack and separate compilation. Michael Snoyman: Using AppVeyor for Haskell Windows CI. Joachim Breitner: Explicit vertical alignment in Haskell. Edward Z. Yang: cabal new-build is a package manager. Functional Jobs: Senior Software Engineer (Haskell) at Front Row Education (Full-time). Philip Wadler: Option A: Think about the children. SPLASH'16:...
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