Life on My Home Planet
summary
A live folk‑hack tour of two built projects with concrete claims: Archaeopteris drum machine implements a 10×16 matrix of float probabilities to change beats via MIDI and live code edits; Wheatley similarity detector parses JavaScript with Johnson/SpiderMonkey, reports parse‑tree percentages, extracts echoes, and auto‑generates simple refactors like wrapper functions. Code lives on GitHub, handled a legacy codebase of 14,551 lines, produced a few automated fixes, and uses array math and parse‑tree token diffs as the actual tools and measurable results.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 1:00RIDING A GOAT TO THE MOON
- 1:33DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
- 2:13FOR NO REASON
- 12:14RECURSIVE LAMBDA
- 13:54PRIMITIVE REPETITION
- 15:27SPIDER MONKEY
- 16:40ABSOLUTE NUMBERS
- 17:31EXTRACT SIMILAR CODE BLOCKS
- 18:53FORGOT
- 19:54WHEATLEY EXTENDS JOHNSON
- 21:53COSINE SIMILARITY
- 22:33AUTOGENERATED CODE FIXES A UTTLE BIT
- 23:03SHOULD WRITE NEW HACKERS
- 23:18HOW TO BUILD A GOAT
- 23:30GAMBLE
- 25:57ENERGY
- 26:17CODE PROPHETS
