Thanks to the generous folks at community.haskell.org, hback now has a public darcs repo!

The hback googlecode page has been updated to reflect this. Google’s SVN is no longer officially supported, so do update your sources.

Checkout the source:

darcs get --partial http://code.haskell.org/hback/

In other news, I’m still swamped with school work, but will be back to working on hback by the end of next week. Stay tuned!

Also, if you haven’t recently checked the comments from the original post, you really ought to! The readers have raised some questions and made quite a few good arguments about protocols and limitations of dual n-back tests.

It’s a bit unofficial for now, but since people keep asking, I’ve started an hback project on google-code:

http://code.google.com/p/hback/

The source checkout includes the latest development version of the game. Eventually, I would like to host a public darcs repo for the project, but for now this will have to do.

If you are currently using or considering playing with hback, I highly recommend you checkout the latest trunk. It’s a much-improved version over 0.0.2 since it duplicates the protocol as described in the paper. If you spot any deviations, please do let me know. As soon as the most important tickets are fixed, this will be the basis for the much-revised 0.0.3 version. Additionally, I would like to explore building a win32 executable based on this trunk.

Do check out the code and post any tickets or comments! Better to fix them now than after the release :)