adityab/Winter-is-Coming

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adityab/Winter-is-Coming

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

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!

Howler

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

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.

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.