Joy of Computing

In this post, Pepjin demonstrates synthesizing a CPU using a hardware description language and verifying its correctness using entirely open source tools! — porterjamesj

Listen to the Mandelbrot set! We remotely paired (New York / Germany) and found Glitch as a great platform to do so! — Winston

A small library for easily creating data visualizations intended for printing on paper. — nicholasbs

A twitter bot that tracks when the New York Times publishes a word for the first time in its history! — Mai

An improved algorithm for assembling genomes from high-throughput sequencing data that combines some of the best features of previous approaches. — porterjamesj

A JavaScript implementation of the classic Italian trick-taking card game. — porterjamesj

Zulip is powerful open-source chat software with a unique nested threading model that makes it really easy to catch up on conversations. We use it every day at RC! — porterjamesj

An open-source 100-player Flappy Bird battle royale, written in TypeScript! — lazerwalker

A clock that is never right, and unpredictable, but always looks plausibly correct. — davidbalbert

A personal snippet manager written in Go. — porterjamesj