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This blog post is a cool explainer of one approach to distributed hash tables. — Mai

This blog post attempts to define spaghetti-ness in order to formally test the hypothesis that spaghetti code is the way to maximize runtime in Busy Beaver programs. — Mai

Do you want to say '1' as inscrutably as possible? This web app will generate a complicated mathematical expression for the integer of your choice. Check out the code here: https://github.com/enjeck/num2math. — Mai

Using client-side JavaScript and a user’s webcam, this game is a proof-of-concept of a hardware-independent approach to tongue-computer interaction. Read more about it here: https://woodburyshortridge.github.io/tongue-comp-interface. — Mai

What makes a bug cursed? A blog post about tracking down a particularly satisfying one. — Mai

In this blog post, Lindsey Kuper shares her research agenda at the intersection of distributed systems and programming languages. Read it for an interesting overview of the problem space, a cool example of working in public, and an invitation to collaborate! — Mai

Recreating a 19th century analog computer that predicts the tides -- with Legos! — Mai

A blog post about testing user interactions in JavaScript with the userEvent API. — Mai

Serifu is a simple markup language for composing comic book scripts (in particular, translations of Japanese manga) as plain text. You can check out a demo web-based editor for it here: https://serifu-sketchpad.glitch.me/. There's also an InDesign extension! — Mai

This blog post walks through what lazy sequences are and how to implement them from scratch in Clojure. — Mai