Something or other, whatever!

I wanted to make a game where you have to think a bit, but not too much.

I'm working on writing display code for Numbas in Elm. This page shows a demo exam.

I had a thought about using Blockly to construct proofs, which would be translated to Lean code for evaluation.

A tool I made to help quickly categorise all the things in my Interesting Esoterica collection.

I had an idea about a way of modelling intervals of time and doing arithmetic with them, prompted by the question of what 'one month from now' means. It didn't really work.

I wondered how much work it would be to write a quiz system like Numbas, in Elm. The hardest part was thinking about randomising, because I didn't have a good understanding of how Elm's randomisation works.

A little tool to help Cushing try out the birthday problem with cars - how many cars should you expect to drive past before having a 50% chance of seeing the same string of final 3 letters twice?

I wanted to make interactive demonstrations of some codes and ciphers. I only got as far as doing the Caesar Cipher.

Stuff produced during the PhD I gave up on. I was supposed to be looking at computability of products of groups.

I'd just read Candide, I was full of big ideas, I thought I'd make a game about all of that. I didn't get far.