Joy of Computing

Training a neural network to "translate" Pokemon into different elemental types! — rileywong

Alessia builds her own ortholinear keyboard! — porterjamesj

This post explains how Valerie used NLP techniques in Python to identify invented words in texts (e.g. Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky"). — porterjamesj

The first in a series of posts exploring the innards of Mercurial, and how it stores repository data. — nicholasbs

Anushri and Nick worked together to implement Redux from scratch to learn how it works. They wrote up a very helpful README for anyone else looking to try it themselves. — alicia

Flowsheets is a prototype programming environment that lets you see the data your program outputs as you make it. — alicia

An analysis of Border Gateway Protocol propagation and drift. — nicholasbs

Saul designed a plaintext file format for crossword puzzles and a data pipeline to compile a dataset of over 70,000 puzzles. This talk is an overview of how they did this and discovered a large-scale plagiarism scandal. — nicholasbs

The popular crackle pop program implemented in two languages but one single file. Useless & funny! — xuuso

A talk about the joy of drawing, diagramming, and documentation workflows — mamrotynka