Projects
Open Algebra Software for Inferring Solutions (OASIS) is a C++ library for embedding computer algebra and symbolic manipulation. I have led the development of the project since its initial pitch to the Rensselaer Center for Open Source. The project is under continuous active development and continues to introduce new features on a regular basis. I am also responsible for many of its subprojects including the web and desktop applications, and the C wrapper.
Open Algebra Project Websitesuperround is a library that uses Bezier curves to create smoother rounded corners
DocumentationBulk URl Navigator (BURN) is an extension for Firefox that allows you to paginate through a list of URLs in a single tab.
BURN on AMORecent Activity
It’s not a matter of “curry chicken” vs “chicken curry”, because they’re fundamentally two different dishes. You can “curry” a chicken make yourself “curry chicken”, but “curry chicken” is not “chicken curry”. In “chicken curry”, you have a larger ratio of curry to chicken than in “curry chicken”. In other words, yes you chicken the curry. “Chicken” acts as an adjective describing the curry, hence “chicken curry” whereas “curry” acts as an adjective in “curry chicken” describing a chicken that has been curried. They’re simply cooked separately.
Fun Facts
Ah! So you scrolled all the way to the bottom. Well, here are some fun facts about me:
- Preferred programming language: C++
- Favorite games: Minecraft and Tetris
Bonus fact: I've made two plugins for the Paper Minecraft server. - The ‘96d9’ in my LinkedIn link is the first 4 letters of the SHA-1 checksum of my name:
echo Matthew McCall | shasum.