nklein software

About 30 years ago, I had an idea for a coding game inspired by Nomic.

I want to explore arrangements of balls in n-dimensions.

This month, I added CSG (Constructive Solid Geometry) operators to the ray-tracer that I mentioned in the previous post.

Earlier this year, I started working through the online book Ray Tracing In One Weekend (Book 1).

Unfortunately, I managed to delete my WordPress database at a time when the most recent backup I had was from 11 years ago.

In previous posts here, I described using Clifford algebras for representing points and rotations.

The Bowling Game Kata in Functional Common Lisp from Patrick Stein on Vimeo.

For some time, I’ve been wanting to find some big data source to dig around in and make plots of.

Introduction SICP has a few sections devoted to using a general, damped fixed-point iteration to solve square roots and then nth-roots.

I updated my track-best library to allow you to keep all of the the things tied for best.