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cesium

good choice. i don't like coffee either

2048eroids

You're a spaceship in a frictionless vacuum! You can shoot out 2s, and sometimes 4s! Build up the elusive 2048 asteroid!

agar.js

Inspired by agar.io. Bookmark this link, click it on any web page, and start eating all the things! (Note: eating all the things not guaranteed.)

angry knights

A parody of Angry Birds. Click on the slingshot, then drag and release to launch a knight.

angry knights ii: gladucks

Later, some ducks wandered into the Aperture Science Enrichment Center and learned about portals.

battle

Two fleets of ships equipped with short-range lasers. Click and hold to command your side.

deflecnote

Clone with DMark Mascaro of a Japanese rhythm arcade game. Intended for tablets. (Contains no actual songs.)

light

Click to place bodies that direct the flow of particles. The arrow keys control the force exerted.

markov chainer

An interactive Markov-chain text generator. Be warned that it will download a 26MB data file.

mine

Minecraft in 2D (without the -craft). You're trapped on an island with an infinite supply of dirt...

mouse vs mole

CMS.611 project with ALL THE PARTNERS. Two-player, one-computer competitive browser game. Half Terraria, half Worms.

reactor

A little widget for the 2011 Mathcamp IL, representing the power grid of the spaceship Regulus.

sprites

A port of WaveFunctionCollapse that also automatically learns spritesheets from tiled map images.

the tangled web

CMS.631 project with Alex Chernyakhovsky. A visualization of connections between programs and libraries on a modern Linux system.

whereis

A shifting, multidimensional visual poem intended to evoke some of the spirit of MIT. As such, it is demanding, confusing, and poorly designed.

crawl

Prototype with DMark Mascaro for a *deep breath* browser-based multiplayer synchronous time-constrained dungeon crawl.

library

A custom Minecraft server written from scratch, running a world based on "The Library of Babel".

microwave

6.035 project with David Benjamin and Tim Reynolds. Compiler for a subset(ish) of Java, with output in β, C, JS, LLVM, or amd64 assembly.

terrain

An OpenGL frontend to a randomized terrain generator based on this paper. Used for a class at Splash! 2010.

2048.py

Play 2048 in your terminal??? Put it in your build script and be less bored while your code compiles!

breakout.py

Play Breakout in your terminal! Vaguely nyan-cat themed for reasons. Also known as arc anoid. (Thanks to Evan Priestley et al. for bugfixes.)

voicecomposer

6.813 project with Daniel Gray and DD Liu. Android music composition app using automatic note recognition, with editing and exporting features.

blag

A rudimentary blog written in shell scripts, because that's what CS freshmen do.

nodenames

An extremely dumb web implementation of Codenames.

pycluster

A web-based port of xcluster, an ancient X application that displays Athena clusters on the MIT campus.

six degrees

Enter the titles of two Wikipedia articles to find the shortest path of links from one to the other.

transfer

A tiny server that solves the file transfer problem. Upload a file, and use the one-time link to download it somewhere else. Your file is never stored on the server.

webathena

With David Benjamin, a Javascript implementation of Kerberos, intended to help bring Athena services to the web. Also, there's a spiderowl.

dasher

"Poetry" generated by letting Dasher run without input. Essentially a Markov chain on English letters.

silence

Two poems randomly assembled from a pool of lines.

bach

An experiment in stochastic music, using chords from Bach cantatas filtered through the imperfect medium of HTML5.

thy maidens

Project for 6.864. Poetry from a Markov-chain text generator that knows about rhyme and meter. (Here's the sequel, produced by a recurrent neural net.)

wanderer...?

What happens when you randomly flip bits in a MIDI file.

telephone pictionary

A bot that plays telephone pictionary with itself. (Alternate drawing the last sentence and describing the last picture, and see how badly the message gets mangled.)