jordanlewis.org

About Me

I am a fourth year undergraduate computer science student at The University of Chicago.
Download my resume (LaTeX source).
I write code on github.
I occasionally like to answer questions on Stack Overflow.
I enjoy the occasional programming challenge at Project Euler.
Look at three cross sections of my brain!

I host a contemporary classical music radio show every week on WHPK Chicago between 12:00 and 1:30 PM CST Tuesday. You can tune in to 88.5 FM if you're in Chicago, or to a stream otherwise. I'm working on getting the text archives of the contents of my shows into a form suitable for this webpage.
I've been writing a 3d networked racing game with four classmates for my Spring 2010 Game Construction class. The code is freely available on github.
I'm working on building an Arduino interface to Max/MSP for my electronic music class (an initial experiment)
I've been working on a mashup of The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Juicy" and Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit".

I wrote a patch that implements persistent undo history in Vim. This project was started for the 2008 Google Summer of Code and it lived in Markus Heidelberg's vim_extended git repository until it was added to Vim's 7.3a branch in May 2010.
I wrote a prototype SML-like module system for my Type Systems class in Winter 2010.
I wrote a MIPS simulator in Google's Go programming language for my Computer Architecture class in Autumn 2009.
I designed a simple hardware implementation of Conway's Game of Life for one of my classes.
Some friends and I came up with a generic way to implement logic circuits in dominoes. I haven't done a writeup yet, but we made an SVG diagram of some of the basic constructs.
Sometimes I take photos.
I like making music and sound art. If you're willing to bear with some unfinished (and some plain weird) work, you can listen some of the pieces I've worked on alone or with others here.
I designed and built the electronics behind Burton-Judson's functional vending machine entry for Scav Hunt 2009.