Matt HineaDIY Granular Synthesis in SuperColliderHaving finished my programming bootcamp, I thought I’d come back to SuperCollider with a fresh perspective.Nov 3, 2016Nov 3, 2016
Matt HineaTwitter Bots, NLP, and The SmithsI set up my first Twitter bot this weekend, using Jaiden Mispy’s twitter_ebooks tool. It took a bit of tinkering and copy-pasting of JSON…Sep 26, 2016Sep 26, 2016
Matt HineaConverting Binary Trees to Doubly Linked Lists for Fun & ProfitAs a ‘fresher, let’s define what each data type even is.Sep 11, 2016Sep 11, 2016
Matt HineaMaking a Random Song App in Ruby on Rails: A Complete Beginner’s Guide[Full code available here.]Aug 1, 2016Aug 1, 2016
Matt HineaFinding the Largest Prime Factor in RubyNote: This problem is sourced from a popular coding/mathematics website. Chances are you know the one I’m talking about, but I won’t…Jul 25, 2016Jul 25, 2016
Matt HineaComments on an implementation of Prim’s algorithm in RubyPrim’s alrogithm is used to return a minimum spanning tree. For those not yet in the know, an MST is a tree made from a graph of points…Jul 17, 2016Jul 17, 2016
Matt HineaCatching ‘Em AllThis is a great weekend to be in New York, particularly in Central Park, where there are crowds of being playing Pokemon Go basically with…Jul 11, 2016Jul 11, 2016
Matt HineaA Hello, World Blog Post by MoiHello, world. I’m at a fascinating time in my life at the moment so I thought I’d blog about it. Tomorrow I begin Viking Code School, an…Jul 4, 2016Jul 4, 2016