Build Brighton is a Hackspace, a communal workshop where like-minded people can geek out about electronics, technology, crafts, engineering… even food hacking.Learn more →
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The Build Brighton Hackspace doesn’t make a profit. All our income goes on rent and equipment, which is why we charge a membership fee. We’re run by volunteers. Join Us! →
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Get in touch! We’re a friendly bunch, and you can contact us via Twitter, Facebook, IRC, email, our google-group and even a “tel-e-phone”. Contact details →
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News
- How We See Ourselves May 22, 2013
When I was kid we drew pictures of ourselves and our school put them on a tea towel to sell to parents. Strange that even as a ten year old I knew I wanted to be a programmer (3, 10).
- Call for project write-ups May 20, 2013
For this year’s event, we’ll be producing a small zine to help people get started on some simple maker projects. It will feature a few easily-accessible projects across a range of tech and craft types, from fabric crafts to simple … Continue reading →
- Messing about with 7 segment displays and a PIC 16F628a May 17, 2013
I scored a load of cheap 4-way 7-segment displays off eBay the other day. They worked out at about 30p each so I got 20 and stuffed them in a drawer. Then I thought that perhaps it'd be nice to get one working, just so that we know what to do with them...
- LittleLGP - Linear Genetic Programming in Clojure May 16, 2013
LittleLGP is a little genetic programming (GP) project written in Clojure. It evolves populations of two distinct classes of programs that have a typical predator prey relationship. One class of program seeks to destabilize the environment whilst the other seeks to bring order.
This project was my first attempt at writing a GP program and my first program written in Clojure. Overall, I really enjoyed working on it, even if the final product isn't great! The code is available to peruse on Github.
- LittleLGP - Linear Genetic Programming in Clojure May 16, 2013
LittleLGP is a little genetic programming (GP) project written in Clojure. It evolves populations of two distinct classes of programs that have a typical predator prey relationship. One class of program seeks to destabilize the environment whilst the other seeks to bring order.
This project was my first attempt at writing a GP program and my first program written in Clojure. Overall, I really enjoyed working on it, even if the final product isn't great! The code is available to peruse on Github.