Benjamin Kovach
Introduction I’ve been creating generative art consistently for about six months now. People are starting to ask what my stack looks like, and until now I haven’t had anything to point at; I’d like to change that today! I’m going to lay out my approach in this blog post, and we’ll put together something simple using the stack I’ve been using to generate art. The long and short of it: I use Haskell
Benjamin Kovach
An attempt at zipper-based type inference in Molecule Prelude I recently designed a very small programming language, Molecule. Molecule is a slight extension of the simply typed lambda calculus (STLC) that supports type inference. It is mostly a contained experiment on how to implement type inference in an STLC-like language. In this blog post, I want to talk about my experience with Molecule and
Benjamin Kovach
Making a Bots2 clone using Lenses and Pipes About bots2 When I was in high school, I came across an internet game called bots2. Bots2 was a multiplayer game where people can log in, customize a robot, and autonomously fight against pre-built AI and other human players. The game would progress in rounds, wherein each robot would attempt to destroy its adversary. The game would continue until one ro
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Benjamin Kovach
