Quasimal

2018-01-02-leone-a-la-frumpy January 2, 2018 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2017-12-30-shadow December 30, 2017 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2017-12-22-crumbs-man December 22, 2017 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2017-12-12-laika December 12, 2017 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2017-12-01-crumbs-santa December 1, 2017 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2017-11-18-cacodemon November 18, 2017 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2017-01-25-zombie January 25, 2017 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2016-01-13-soviet-space-dog January 13, 2016 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2015-07-10-afternoon July 10, 2015 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

Snake Plissken...

Static indices for speedy array-based algorithms December 21, 2014 by Mike Ledger GHC.TypeLits gives us some very powerful type-level functionality (with some caveats that will hopefully be worked out in future) that has not yet seen very widespread use.

2014-09-28-wallace September 28, 2014 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2014-09-28-wally_why September 28, 2014 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2013-08-24-face August 24, 2013 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

The tank "Metal Slug" from the game "Metal Slug".

In the style of tiger(?)

Here is the answer I gave to a high-school English class question back in 2012.

2013-02-01-sailing-venus February 1, 2013 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2013-01-01-monster January 1, 2013 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2012-10-02-shuangjing October 2, 2012 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2012-10-01-beijing October 1, 2012 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

2012-09-01-thing September 1, 2012 All images © Michael Ledger, all rights reserved.

A QuasiQuotation tutorial.

Functional programming in sh May 21, 2012 by Mike Ledger Warning: this code is horribly broken outside of use in Zsh.

Level 0 Moved to ..

Level 0 February 25, 2012 by Mike Ledger GitHub project Level 0 is a Snake II (think old-ish Nokia phones) clone written in Haskell, using SDL. cloc tells me it’s 301 LOC, in addition to 49 comments which I’m happy with.

Just a video I made.

Some pretty pictures.

zomg, first post