adityab/Howler

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adityab/Howler

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A twitter clone written with node.js, built to show the power of the Turbulence engine

Awwation

Prezi clone in HTML5, Js, and SVG. Can use different animation backends, for example impress.js. [I NO LONGER OWN AWWATION.COM]

CrossQ

Official code release for "CrossQ: Batch Normalization in Deep Reinforcement Learning for Greater Sample Efficiency and Simplicity"

memecached

ZOMG Memes! Realtime! Node.js! Kittehs! memecached is a community meme generator website/app written with Node.js. Meme publishing and consumption is realtime thanks to Now.js.

pdf2html5

Nothing to see here, move along.

json-mongoose-schemadef

A node.js module to convert JSON schemas to Mongoose schemas and vice versa.

faceoff

A web API for face detection, made by wrapping libface with PHP

turbulence

Intelligent Semantic Database

twitter-summarizer

Summarize of a bunch of tweets using NLP!

CindyKate.js

An unhosted read-it-later bookmarklet that saves to remoteStorage

awwation-player

An embeddable presentation player for Awwation

Blinken-Touch

Blinken Touch is Blinken(KDE-Edu) minus kdelibs code. A half-baked port of the Blinken game from KDE-edu to pure Qt for the N900.

utilities

Config files and scripts I use

turbulence-engine

An API on top of turbulence-schemas, providing useful methods to manage your collections

turbulence-schemas

Core mongo schema definitions for Turbulence.

awwation-pdf

Serverside code to convert an Awwation to a PDF slideshow.

Winter-is-Coming

An RPG made with Canvas and JavaScript, using RPG.js. Part of my computer games course project.

nodebin

A themable pastebin written in node.

Feedback-Alignment

*INCOMPLETE* Implementations of Random Feedback Alignment (RFA), DFA, and similar Backprop alternatives

AVR-Switchkeys

A project that implements a simple state machine to simulate a Multitap keyboard on an Atmel AVR microcontroller. It uses 8 switches (the ones found on the Atmel STK 500 for example), which communicate with the microcontroller through general port IO.