I mostly program computers, but I also do lots of other things. I've been self conscious about presenting them for some reason, so I've published work quietly all over the internet with no real master index. I just read something by Darius Kazemi about small projects that got me thinking about it:
"It does not matter how [small] or frivolous a project seems: everything you do adds to your body of work. I can’t stress this enough: you are not just creating a bunch of small things. You are creating an ecosystem of projects."
And I want to think he's right, so I'm deciding I believe it. I think I'll just make this a wiki at some point, but for now, HTML FILES. JUST LIKE OUR GRANDPARENTS BUILT 'EM!
Current projects:
Old Projects:
- The RS232 Light Grid
- Homemade watch (abandoned)
- 360 degree film of (part of) a cross country road trip
- Valiant360: a 360 webGL video player
- Astrophotography
- An NES adaptation of The Great Gatsby
- A tumblr of machine generated poetry
- That Burning Smell: A Correspondence
- Turned my '85 Saab into a lobster
- Violet Fire: an opera about Nikola Tesla
- Made a croquet set from scratch
- The Flamingo & Hedgehog Club
- Beatnik. A PERL script to generate beatnik poetry
