Name: Josh Jeppson
Type: User
Company: @fluentverification
Bio: if it ain't foss it's gross
Location: Level 2685, Coruscant, a Galaxy Far Far Away
Blog: https://ifndefjosh.github.io/
Josh Jeppson's Projects
Solutions for Advent of Code 2022. Trying to do each day in a different language.
Python scripts to generate CBE questions and answers.
LaTeX template for the ECE 2700 homework, of which I was a TA
Website for me
IVy is a research tool intended to allow interactive development of protocols and their proofs of correctness and to provide a platform for developing and experimenting with automated proof techniques. In particular, IVy provides interactive visualization of automated proofs, and supports a use model in which the human protocol designer and the automated tool interact to expose errors and prove correctness.
A simple front-end gui for the PyPi latex2mathml library with live preview thanks to sympy.
Graphical tools for running commands and copying files to multiple machines
Cross-platform music production software
A simple .py script to generate makefiles for C++ projects. Still a work in progress...will change this description when code is finished.
This is a senior project which, when finished, will be a declarative, modular nodal synthesizer compatible (hopefully) with JACK (and maybe eventually VST3 and LV2 if I have time).
Doxygen docs for https://github.com/ifndefJOSH/nodesynth
Model of phenylpropanoid derivatives used in Zixun Zhan's lab
The pollin' process max memory watcher
Some predesigned GUIs that you can stick into any (open-source) project. Written in Qt
My fork of the PRISM model checker to fix bugs I find and make PRs into the upstream repo.
LMMS successor candidate, written in Rust
Reasonable Rust Equalizer (unfinished)
A remote-sensing library for Rust
Random CS Stuff. Some of it's in Java, some is in C++.
Please clone the parent repository. This fork is to create any change needed for STAMINA (our model truncation software) to work with STORM. Any improvments I make here I will create PRs in the upstream parent repository so the STORM authors can potentially include them.
TCalc - the Terrible Calculator
Fork of USU FSLC website, for PRs.