Who's Using breq.dev?
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My friend Jules made a fun suggestion on Bluesky recently:
Let’s step through the search results for my domain name on GitHub and see what we can find!
#eightyeightthirty.one
In 2023, some friends and I built a scraper tool called eightyeightthirty.one which attempted to map the entire graph of 88x31 buttons. Soon after, I wrote an article applying network science to the 88x31 graph.
- Tantek Çelik, the Web Standards Lead at Mozilla, liked my article enough to add it to the IndieWiki page on 88x31s!
- Julia Keadey discussed the same article in a blog post about her website design.
A few people credited my project page for the 88x31 scraper tool. Please credit NotNite’s portfolio instead, she did most of the work!
sitoctt’s blog postdongdigua’s “Internet Collections” page
#5F3759DF
A few people have linked to my 2021 article on the fast inverse square root algorithm in code over the years:
kvn13github’s Python implementationsilvernuke911’s Python implementation
#Flowspace
At least one person other than myself has set up a profile on Flowspace, a social network demo I made in 2021.
R47n’s website links to their Flowspace profile.
#Accelcoin
In 2022 I was a teaching assistant for Fundamentals of Computer Science 1 at Northeastern. One of our course assignments was for students to build a working blockchain node implementation. I ran some infrastructure relating to this! Some students have published their code to GitHub.
#Wordle
In 2022 I published a few implementations of the Wordle algorithm in TypeScript and Rust.
turtywurty’s discord bot SuperTurtyBot includes Wordle functionality, ported to Java from my implementation.
