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{{Project Line| Project Name=Grammatical evolution engine | Description=Similar to genetic programming, but generates syntactically correct code in any language. Replaces [[GED]]. }} | {{Project Line| Project Name=Grammatical evolution engine | Description=Similar to genetic programming, but generates syntactically correct code in any language. Replaces [[GED]]. }} | ||
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Revision as of 20:53, 29 July 2009
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Projects
| Project Name | Description | Status |
| Airzooka | Air pocket shooter | Researching |
| Grammatical evolution engine | Similar to genetic programming, but generates syntactically correct code in any language. Replaces GED. | Researching |
| Contribution | Distributed version control with a focus on barrier-free collaboration | Researching |
| GED | See Grammatical evolution engine | Retired |
| Verse | A programming language designed specifically for embedded domain-specific languages | Retired |
| HDR digital camera | Incremental exposures with only one shutter release | Retired |
Processing
I'm just getting back into things here. Here a few things I'm going to have to fill in details for later:
- functional reactive programming research (experimenting)
- gift economy web site (researching)
- a modular system monitoring/reporting daemon (some day)
- something inspired by mechanical lamps (soon)
- gigantic "airzooka" (researching)
