LOGIC What is it? LOGIC is a fully functional 4-bit calculator made entirely out of cardboard, hot glue and marbles. I built it with my little sisters for a science activity, it can add numbers from 0 to 15 for a maximum computable number of... »

Facechat Why? If you followed my previous post you may know that I tend to go on IRC and that we have there some pretty cool bots. I was swapping between a conversation on IRC and one on Facebook when an idea struck me, how... »

Any angle pathfinding To get smooth path there is a widely used method of using A* and then smoothing the path. Theta* is an any angle pathfinding algorithm, which mean that it allow for a path between two nodes even if they are not neighbors... »

Quine A program that outputs its own source code, preferably without reading a file, is called a Quine. One of the simplest example is as follows #include<stdio.h> main(){char*a="#include<stdio.h>%cmain(){char*a=%c%s%c;printf(a,10,34,a,34);}";printf(a,10,34,a,34);} This is the base I used for this challenge. The constraint Just like for the math expression... »

Why? Why would you make a game in Assembly? This is generally the first question I get when someone enter my stream on livecoding . The most honest answer I can give is simply, for the fun! Of course it is also helpful for practicing... »