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Working on a "souce code annotating debugger" for an esoteric programming language. So instead of painfully stepping through your code line by line, you just press M-t inside a function definition and voilà: it shows you what goes on inside the function, using some example inputs to annotate the source code in a new Emacs buffer.
Startup that makes a gaming platform. >1 million hits per day. Alexa ranking of http://gg-game.com and http://garena.com
We're also trying to grow the team. If you're a hacker in Singapore or South East Asia, I'd love to get in touch with you! =)
redesign of http://thefeelgood.com/
I do like all the music I've clicked on so far though. . .
Edit: It does have the artist and title in the embedded link. Just seemed weirdly placed. My bad there.
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I am also working on an MMO. It's a space game. My spin is that everything in this game will be emergent. The players can design and play anything in this game, or it will evolve through genetic algorithms. I've worked out how to do most of this. I'm still working out how to evolve NPC ship AIs, but that's not the most important. Also, everything in this game will be scriptable. Users will be able to create programs…
Please use a toolkit that has Mac support. Thank you. :)
Working on a "souce code annotating debugger" for an esoteric programming language. So instead of painfully stepping through your code line by line, you just press M-t inside a function definition and voilà: it shows you what goes on inside the function, using some example inputs to annotate the source code in a new Emacs buffer.
So, you're working on SLDB?
My "debugger" in fact executes a whole function without stop and prints the values of all used variables and the results of nested function calls next to the code itself.
I'm not yet sure how useful this is, but it's a fun project and a good excuse to implement an interpreter for said esoterical language.
Was trying to do the android competition but too much junk happened in my life the past month that kept me from starting that idea.
Writing a new essay.
After that's done, I'm going to either spend some time working on the Netflix Prize (just to learn more, not in a real attempt to win) or doing some music programming in either Lisp, using the Common Music API, or Mathematica.