My repositories

• emacs configuration files for the One True Editor
• bashrc dotfiles for BASH
• scripts and configuration files for my overall command line environment (includes the above two as submodules) and lots of other stuff—e.g. configuration files for the awesome i3 window manager
• a collection of Bash tools and utilities
• project Euler solutions in JavaScript (Node.js)
• archetype projects starter / bootstrap projects and setups for various technologies (woefully uncurated and featuring many obsolete, even toxic approaches)
• A collection of OCaml utilities I put together and found useful when doing project Euler stuff in OCaml

JavaScript

games and frivolities I've developed in React (tested on Chrome — should be played with sound for best experience)

• Games:
• Catch the Lion (click to play)
  • github repo for the main game
  • github repo for the AI library (based on the Minimax algorithm)
  Note: Around 2018 I released minmax-wt-alpha-beta-pruning which is a much improved (over the above version), generic (can be used with any game) implementation of the minmax algorithm that employs the alpha-beta pruning optimization. In contrast, the AI library for this game does not perform alpha-beta pruning and, most importantly, does not cleanly separate the minmax algorithm from the game rules and game state evaluation logic that's specific to this game. It also fails to quickly recognize victory end states and foolishly waits until all other game tree leaf nodes are evaluated (the alpha-beta optimization addresses that, among other things). Future games will be based on my new minmax library.
• Tetris game (click to play)
  • github repo
• Minesweeper game (click to play)
  • github repo
• Algorithm visualizations:
• Stacks of grain piling and tumbling
  • github repo
• Implementation and demo of the cubehelix algorithm (ReactJS)
• Towers of Hanoi (ReactJS)

Using the Canvas API:

• Space invaders game (click to play) (next: add ammo-packs, wave attacks and new weapon types)
  Note: Disavowed — except for the failure message for which I am proud.

What follows is a motley crew collection of TILs and notes that've accumulated, or rather hoarded, over the years (in the pre-LLM days) and posted here for the benefit of my future self (and, as such, very unlikely to be useful to anyone else).

HEALTH WARNING: Content below the red line is basically my scratchpad (i.e. uncurated and rotting).