Jack Bodine's repositories
Common-Misconceptions-Anki
An Anki deck based off of the list of common misconceptions on Wikipedia
Drunk-Philosophers
This is a machine learning project with the mission of training recurrent neural networks on text from different schools of philosophy.
Advent-2022-python
In this repository, you will find my solutions to the Advent of Code 2022 challenges written in Python. Advent of Code is an annual event that provides a series of programming puzzles to solve. These solutions are my personal attempts at solving the challenges and may not be the most efficient or elegant ways of solving the puzzles.
Advent-of-Code-2021
My 'Advent of Code' solutions written in Rust.
Algorithms
My implementations of various algorithms and data structures
Assembly-Assignments
Several projects and assignments I've done to learn Assembly Language/MIPS
battleship-mips
The classic 'battleship' game written in MIPS for a class project.
Cinemigos-iOS
The Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy for the Cinemigos app
EulerProblems
Code I wrote to solve the problems on ProjectEuler.net. Most solutions are in Haskell
Swift-Practice
This repository tracks my daily practice for Swift. It contains notes, experiments, algorithms, and other resources that can be used as a reference for others also learning the language.
EvilHangman
An alternative to the game hangman. In this version, you play a computer that changes the word as you guess. This makes it difficult to win but still possible!
EvilHangmaniOS
The Term and Conditions and Privacy Policy for my Evil Hangman app on iOS
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Matheroids
This is the official repository
nvim-config
A launch point for your personal nvim configuration
Rust-Learning
This is a repository for code I've written to learn Rust. I am using The Rust Programming Language book by Steve Klabnik and Carol Nichols.
Rust-Practice
This repository tracks my daily practice for Rust. It contains notes, experiments, algorithms, and other resources that can be used as a reference for others also learning the language.
You-Complete-Me
A program to implement autocomplete for a given set of N terms, where a term is a string (a word) and an associated nonnegative weight. That is, given a prefix, find all terms that start with the given prefix, in descending order of weight.