The Brzozowski Algebraic Method is a technique used in automata theory, specifically for constructing the minimal deterministic finite automaton (DFA) from a given nondeterministic finite automaton (NFA). It was introduced by Janusz Brzozowski in 1962 and involves the use of algebraic transformat...

I liked the idea of being able to authenticate using your own private key using Nostr protocol. The idea is based on events, so you prove your identity by signing an event. It's close to Wallet Connect used in web3 and Metamask but not related to crypto currency directly and it's used in Nostr so...

I'm a novice with Rust, with a background in C++, and I'm trying to implement an efficient program for simulating Conway's game of life. I would like to eliminate redundant copying, and to make it utilize more CPU cores and memory. use std::{io::*}; use std::env::current_exe; use std::mem::swap; ...

The McNaughton-Yamada-Thompson algorithm (aka. Thompson algorithm) is designed to transform a regular expression into a Non-Deterministic Finite Automaton (NDFA) that recognizes the language represented by the regular expression. There are many Implementations of McNaughton-Yamada-Thompson algori...

I'm learning Rust and I'd like advice on how to make my code more idiomatic. I have a set of entries that are colon separated string-number pairs, a name and a size, like so: "foo:1234" " bar:943" "baz:666" I want to split these into two variables, a String and a u64 which the code below does bu...

I am trying to recreate a Fallout 4 style terminal hacking game, so I wanted to create code to generate the terminal output (namely, 32 rows with 12 characters each and 20 random words spread out). Everything in this output array is being treated as a separate character and then output onto the p...

I created a Python file that uses Pygame to render a simple 2 dimensional gravity simulator. The full code can be found here: https://pastebin.com/DtQ5xFwf I thought that the gravity ran perfectly and produced beautiful orbits, but when I turn the planets' trails on, I see that their orbits are n...