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May 10 2018
I wrote an app to track my workouts using Flutter.
It's now available on the Play Store, the source code is on GitHub.

Sined Distance Functions source code

Feb 18 2018
I've uploaded the source code for Sined Distance Functions to GitHub.

After almost one and a half years, yay! :)
Enjoy!

Terafoo - Sined Distance Functions

Oct 7 2016
So here's what I've been working on over the last 6 months (not all the time of course).

It's an album full of bad puns, electric guitars and lots of electronic blippie-bloppies.
Mostly made in Sonic Pi.

If I can ever be bothered to update the source file names to something more useful than "test2.rb", I'll upload them to GitHub :)

Download on http://terafoo.bandcamp.com

Real-life pointers to pointers

Jul 11 2015
Swiss hikers have no problems with double indirection. That proves this collection of signs for hiking routes pointing to the location of other signs:
"Signpost location", at Baden station
"To the trail signs", near Bachtel
"To the further trail signs", also near Bachtel. Note that this one implements an interesting mix of array and linked list due to the space constraints at one node.
Another instance of "To the trail signs", at Brunnen station
"Hiking trail orientation 100m" - and a pointer to the head of the data structure, near Klingenstock. Sorry for potato quality.
"Further trail signs". Deletion from these data structures is still messy. Also near Klingenstock.
And to add a level of indirection, here's me taking a picture of that last sign post.

Two great finds of today

Jul 8 2015

/r/SubredditSimulator

https://www.reddit.com/r/SubredditSimulator/top - a subreddit generated from other subreddits using Markov chains: "TIL The Apollo 11 lunar landing was actually a very small percentage of people"

Boost.Hana

http://ldionne.com/hana/ - doing crazy stuff with metaprogramming: "Hana is a (long-winded) constructive proof that heterogeneous computations are strictly more powerful than type-level computations, and that we can therefore express any type-level computation by an equivalent heterogeneous computation."

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