User:ais523
- My username is incorrect because of technical limitations. The correct username is ais523.
I'm ais523. I created the following esoteric programming languages and computational models:
- MiniMAX
- BackFlip
- ABCDXYZ
- :≠
- Black
- Wiki Cyclic Tag
- Formula
- Forte
- Underload
- Thutu
- 1cnis
- Eodermdrome
- Reversible Brainfuck
- Burn
- Suffolk
- Checkout
- DownRight
- /ˈæmbiːɛf/
- Shove
- Snowflake
- StackFlow
- My Unreliable Past
- WUUI
- 90
- Infinite Vector
- Three Star Programmer
- The Amnesiac From Minsk
- Last ReSort
- Kangaroo
- Portable Minsky Machine Notation
- Your Minsky May Vary
- Takeover
- Subtractpocalypse
- Incident
- 7
- A Pear Tree
- Chaingate
- But Is It Art?
- Footsteps
- Conedy
- Countercall
- BuzzFizz
- Tableaux
- The Waterfall Model
- I/D machine
- Along and Across
- Brainpocalypse
- Fusion Tag
- Tip
- Stun Step
- Flow of Holes
- Precognition
- High Rise
- Echo Tag
- An Odd Rewriting System
- 2C
- Simpler Subskin
- Blindfolded Arithmetic
- Re:direction
- Nellephant
- Analogia
- Acyclic Tag
- The Program Is Mostly Ignored
- BIX Queue Subset
- Spiral Rise
- Annihilator
- Advance The Wheel!
- Esimpl
- Addition Automaton
- Brainpocalypse II
- Genera Tag
- Grill Tag
- Near-Turing machine
- Imprecision
- Bouncy Counters
- Turn Left
- Feed the Chaos
- Delta Relay
and likely several more I haven't got around to documenting yet. I may also, at some point, finish creating Feather, but I try not to think about it as it makes me go insane. (Update: in the last few years, I've become increasingly certain that Feather doesn't actually work. That's something of a relief as it means I don't have to think about it any more.)
I reached this wiki when looking up INTERCAL, and am a current maintainer of C-INTERCAL.
In addition to creating programming languages, some other esolang-adjacent work I have worked on:
- UT19, a fairly small Turing-complete 2-tag system;
- A universal 2-state 14-symbol Turing machine (available on this wiki, but with more discussion at Code Golf Stack Exchange);
- Turing-completeness proofs for Magic: the Gathering (unfinished – improved version here) and Netrunner
I am also an administrator on this wiki; previously this mostly involves cleaning up after spambots, but after the wiki moved to its current server, the spam protections were improved a lot, and so the spam problem has reduced significantly. (I'm ready to put in anti-spambot rules if necessary, though.) Let me know if you need an admin action done (block/unblock, protect/unprotect, delete/undelete, or various more obscure actions); I'm typically the most active of Esolang's admins.
Some of the easiest ways to contact me are via email (if you're logged in on this wiki and have an email address verified, visit Special:Emailuser/Ais523; note that using that form will show me your email address, so that I can reply); and via wiki talk page (edit User talk:ais523, and I'll see your message and be able to send replies via your own talk page, or on mine if you don't have an account). I also appear on IRC occasionally, "ais523" on libera.chat; although I don't normally idle there, I often read the logs of #esolangs and may end up popping in to reply to comments made there.