Joy of Computing

An exploration of the James-Stein Estimator, and the surprising result that historical averages of even *unrelated* events can help yield better predictions! — nicholasbs

This browser-based synthesizer makes it easy to quickly create and experiment with its unique "bucket" interface for setting note duration. — porterjamesj

RC has a small collection of vintage computers. Occasionally folks restore them, and do fun stuff like this! — rachel

It's easy to complain about how browsers are so complicated they're impossible to understand, it's much harder to roll up your sleeves and start making one. — porterjamesj

Kevin designed and built his own high-end "dumbphone" — nicholasbs

A compiler from Scheme to Lua bytecode. I love seeing compilers with unexpected source language / output language pairs, and this is a great example! — porterjamesj

A detailed overview of installing A/UX, Apple's defunct Unix-based OS that could also run Mac apps, on a Quadra 610. — nicholasbs

Performant n-body simulations with pretty diagrams! — vaibhavsagar

My favorite thing about Phil is that incorporates both beautiful and novel ideas in its UI *and* its puzzle-solving engine. — nicholasbs

This is a generation of slides to learn/study the basics of Python. NOTE: The content is in spanish! Made with <3 using reveal.js — nmicht