Here in is found a sampling of the projects I have worked on.
A Perl based single-point-of-authentication daemon for use in cgi applications.
An irc infobot in Common Lisp.
A simple lisp, based for the most part on the Revised(5) Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme, for the Java 2 platform. Originally written as my final project for Bob Mathis' cis 655 class at OSU, I'm now using it as a tool to help broaden my understanding of the lisp family of languages. When I think its worthy of review I will package it up and make it available here.
Though I have yet to be convinced that the field is will ever live up to its name, I must admit that some of the things you can do with a computer make for pretty spiffy parlor tricks. I present to the community at large three Java Applets that I developed for an AI class which I still get a kick out of. The first, entitled Binocular Stereoscopy is an example of what you can do with the application of a few billion arithmatic operations. Reinforcement Learning is an example of a simple 'robot' which learns the lay of its environment. Finally, Relaxation Labeling is a demonstration of a basic form of 3D reconstruction of a 2D wireframe.
A Dict Client in c#.
Download and extract into the directory of your choice. No fancy installer yet.