I was recently asked to release some of my code to Maven Central, and therefore had to figure out how to do it. I’ve now released these khubla.com libraries:
The maven coordinates for each are documented on the github pages.
If you haven’t read this book, I highly recommend it. I discovered it in high school and finally purchased my first copy at the now-gone Duthie Books in Kitsilano. Without going into the details of the book, the author uses a simple Peano arithmetic called Typographical Number Theory (TNT) to illustrate some of his points. An example…
I recently had a reason to need a TELNET server and couldn’t find a Java library that worked for me. After a weekend of hacking, I now have kTelnet, an Open-source, BSD-licensed, TELNET server.
I’ve always had a fascination with compilers. As a Java geek, I’m also quite interested in the JVM. In order to learn a little more about both, and as a way to contribute to the open source world, I decided to implement a compiler for BASIC. So, jvmBasic consumes BASIC code and emits .class…
I’ve tried a couple different mp3 taggers to tag my mp3 library, however, most seem to have trouble with large mp3 libraries. So, after doing some reading about AcoustID and MusicBrainz I decided to quickly code up my own tagger, MusicBrainzTagger. MusicBrainzTagger is a command-line application which recurses a directory of mp3 files and tags…
A complete list of my ANTLR grammars HTML Redcode gff3 6502 Assembler fasta BASIC Creole Logo brainfuck
I recently had a chance to learn a little about Bioinformatics, and ended up browsing the NIH’s database of genomes here. Inside the genome data for any particular strain of a species, you’ll find various files with file extensions like “ffa”, “fna”, “ffn” and “frn”. These are FASTA files. If you’d like an example, here’s…