Joy of Computing

This game is very silly, and most of the NYC park names (real and fake) are totally unbelievable. So far my favorites are "Bar and Grill Park" and "Le Playground" - you'll have to play to find out if they're real or not! — alicia

A poetry magazine by AI, for AI — mouse

Andy's dedication to his goals for Oil is impressive, and the experimental approach he's taking with it is really interesting. — porterjamesj

This code can take a photo of Set cards and tell you all the valid sets among them. — nicholasbs

Stealing Ur Feelings is a web-based interactive documentary that reveals how Snapchat can use your face to secretly collect data about your emotions. Noah is implementing Constrained Local Models to do emotion recognition. There's already a cool demo! My favorite part of this is that it's currently a work in progress, so you can follow along in the repo as the magic happens. — rachel

These plays were funny, endearing, educational, and thought-provoking. Theatre is such a neat format to engage with programming! — alicia

At once a brilliant way to explore networking and concurrency, and a thought-provoking meditation on how we communicate online. — porterjamesj

Link rot is painful, we've all experienced clicking a previously-working link and getting a 404! Bookmark Archiver imports your browser history, bookmarks, & Pinboard/Pocket links and produces HTML, PDF, PNGs, & more (saved with Chrome Headless). — theSquashSH

A common misconception about Haskell is that it can only be used for doing functional programming. This is not the case, as Haskell makes a great imperative language as well! — vaibhavsagar

i woke up in a city id never been to before. what a startling feeling. i def needed a map. — coco