cgore/livermore
Livermore is an evolutionary rules-based AI library in Common Lisp
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Livermore is an evolutionary rules-based AI library in Common Lisp
I'm a little teapot! (my walk through http://www.braveclojure.com/)
Uncensored Everpix metrics, financials and business data for your perusing
A Ruby client library for Redis
Redis client for Common Lisp
More is MORE! (less isn't)
Ruby Facets
An implementation of the Cryptsy API (public and private) in Ruby
bitcoin utils and protocol in ruby.
This is a presentation I gave 2/06/2014 at Lambda Lounge about the Common Lisp Object System, CLOS.
Bitrated.com - Bitcoin arbitration marketplace
A Git clone of emacs-soap-client (instead of Mercurial)
PredictionIO, a machine learning server for software developers and data engineers.
A website aiming to provide more accessible documentation for JSON schema.
The code and slides for my Lambda Lounge talk on OpenGL in Common Lisp, given 11/07/2013.
Thanks, _why.
A Lisp-to-Javascript compiler bootstrapped from Common Lisp
πfs - the data-free filesystem!
My unofficial changes to cl-md5, the ANSI Common Lisp MD5 library.
Public repository.
OpenPGP implementation for JavaScript
ASIC / FPGA / GPU miner in c for bitcoin and litecoin
2013 Language Shootout
Ruby wrapper for the Mt. Gox Trade API
A library for Bitcoin stuff in Ruby and Rails.
One million code monkeys, all at their keyboards, writing Ruby.
A library for interacting with the btc-e.com API in Ruby.
My .emacs.d directory.
Various experiments with C++ SDL programming.
A library for generating fake data such as names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Aims to be a usable library of evolutionary algorithms for general use
A simple script to generate .debs for all of the gems in a Bundler-enabled RoR app, using fpm.
A Ruby library for reading/writing C libconfig config files (http://www.hyperrealm.com/libconfig/).
This is the source code and the slides for a talk I gave at Lambda Lounge introducting evolutionary algorithms. The talk was on Thursday, March 1, AD 2012.
A simple example of how to make a binary executable with SBCL.
This is a collection of general utilities that is shared by most of my Lisp code. I am providing it under a BSD-style license.
The contents of my /etc/apt directory (Aptosid-centric)
Generalizations of the Fibonacci sequence
Public repository.
The contents of my /etc/zsh directory
The contents of my /etc/vim directory
BzBz, a simple web toolkit for ANSI Common Lisp.