Gordan: Gauss-Jordan + Regression JavaScript Library. Click on the chart to add points.
BoinBoin: a Lua Library to handle mathematically accurate bouncing balls inside a closed, rectangular box.
This can be used as a base for a variety of games or prototypes (it's a WIP).
GOOi: Love2D GUI Library ★ ... stars
Childish styles for common HTML elements.
Molly's Joystick, Arcade design for laser-cut
A CRT-ready RetroPie setup - config files.
Music.
If you don't know what this is, shame on you (click to see a lame TLOZ performance).
Puzzles.
Nachos. Between 5 and 8 years old, going to the mall with my mom so she could buy me some nachos was a religious experience!
Retro video games. I love them.
This is Conway's game of life, a cellular automaton. What you're seeing is a Gosper glider gun.
I don't read a lot but these blew my mind when I ran into them:
The other gods! The other gods! The gods of the outer hells that guard the feeble gods of earth!... Look away!... Go back!... Do not see!... Do not see!... The vengeance of the infinite abysses... That cursed, that damnable pit... Merciful gods of earth, I am falling into the sky!
β Barzai the Wise in The Other Gods, H. P. Lovecraft
Kill if you will, but command me nothing! βThe gunslinger roared. You have forgotten the faces of those who made you! Now either kill us or be silent and listen to me, Roland of Gilead, son of Steven, gunslinger, and lord of the ancient lands!
β Roland Deschain in The Dark Tower, Stephen King
Finally, in the far future trillions of years from now, humanity has outgrown the confines of matter itself. Humans have evolved into pure energy beings that can transport themselves across the galaxy. Without the shackles of matter, they can visit the far reaches of the galaxy as pure consciousness. Their physical bodies are immortal but stored in some distant, forgotten solar system, so that their minds are free to roam. But each time they ask the fateful question, "Can entropy be reversed?" they get the same response: "There is insufficient data for a meaningful answer." Finally, the master computer is so powerful that it cannot be placed on any planet and is housed in hyperspace. The trillions of minds that make up humanity fuse with it. As the universe enters its final death throes, the computer finally solves the problem of reversing entropy. Just as the universe dies, the master computer declares "Let there be light!" And there was light.
β Michio Kaku in The Future of Humanity (referencing The Last Question of Asimov)
My name is Gustavo, I live with my wife and my son in Sonora, Mexico. We have rough summers around here.
I've worked as a Software Engineer for like ... years now, both as a Full Stack and Front End.