~Mai

A brief history of the uses of popcount (aka 'the NSA instruction'), delivered at !!Con 2019. — Mai

In honor of AO3's recent Hugo Award, a fandom number generator written in Python by Lindsey Kuper and Alex Rudnick. The accompanying paper is recommended. — Mai

Using several years of Yamaha's International Piano-e-Competition dataset for training, this AI generates classical piano MIDI performances. — Mai

PsychOut lets you write and edit Metal shaders and see the results in real time. — Mai

A work in progress poetry generation engine in Python. The README includes a great reading list of papers. — Mai

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

A widget for Jewish halakhic times that pulls the user's location and outputs zemannim according to Sephardic tradition. It uses the SunCalc library to calculate the position and phase of the sun and moon. — Mai

Co-create a playlist and groove with friends near and far on this open source clone of Turntable.fm (RIP). — Mai

It's built in a modular way. The "world" (renderer, building state, lift behavior) is separate from the "controller" code, which determines which lift is sent to which floor when someone presses a button. See it in action at http://simlift.meidosem.com/. — Mai

If you can program the rules, this general game solver written in Haskell can play! — Mai