A zoomable jigsaw map for learning the neighborhoods of Los Angeles County.
David Torosyan
Software engineer. I build things and put the fun ones here.
// Web apps
A phone-first guide to theories of consciousness: take a quiz to see which families of theories you lean toward, then browse categories, schools and theories.
A resource-planning site for the factory game Factorio.
Sing into your phone and see the note, how many cents off you are, and a live waveform.
A test of the Stroop effect (naming the ink color of a color word) in multiple languages.
// Libraries & tools
A TI‑Basic interpreter written in JavaScript — run your old calculator programs in the browser. Published on npm.
Turns the Lexicon Urthus, the companion to Gene Wolfe's Urth Cycle, into a Kindle dictionary you can look words up in while reading.
// Just for fun
Generates vanity license plates for a word and checks which are still available at the CA DMV. A collaboration.
A Wordle solver bot, with a test mode to see how it does on any word.
Predicts a March Madness bracket by scraping team stats and simulating every game. Probably no better than random.
Write-ups of puzzles I've enjoyed: 100 prisoners, the super lottery, a guessing game.
// Userscripts
Adds card counting to Love Letter on Board Game Arena.
Adds a kingdom randomizer to Dominion Online.
Adds a "Toggle width" button to wiki pages that are too wide to read comfortably.
// Open source
Contributed --ignore-file-case-insensitive, released in ripgrep 11.