My personal website, goal is to have a blog and a "resume".
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The very beginning of my forever game project, starting as a "simple" roguelike.
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Common lisp interface to bearlibterminal https://bitbucket.org/cfyzium/bearlibterminal. Created with https://github.com/rpav/cl-autowrap.
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A presentation designed to get someone started with a clojure development environment and on the path to learning clojure.
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A common lisp MUD client built for personal use with the iron realms MUD http://www.aetolia.com/.
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Simple LISP library to parse a maildir file into a usable structure. It can then be used to move messages around based on these rules. Developed to fulfill my personal itch, pull requests welcome!
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Small script that will wait for a TCP connection and respond with the contents of the configured directory.
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My presentation of the prisoner's dilemma/game of life mashup.
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This is the repo containing my code for the reddit programming challenge (to be sent as an application for hire)
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Tracks budget based on paydate and when bills are due, lets you know how much you can spend
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Presentation about clojure core concepts/functions.
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Fork of https://github.com/google/lisp-koans so that I could go through them. THIS CONTAINS ANSWERS.
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Notes, code, and other related materials generated while reading through Donald E. Knuth's "The Art of Computer Programming"
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For the lisp game jam http://itch.io/jam/january-2016-lisp-game-jam. Also practice for my future forever project game (not yet named). This is a roguelike where you play a necromancer able to summon skeletons and any other powers I have time for.
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A presentation on making games with Common Lisp. Intended for people who do not currently program in Common Lisp, so includes some general Common Lisp knowledge/propaganda. Written in LaTex, exported as pdf.
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