quantum9Innovation/Differential-Privacy

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quantum9Innovation/Differential-Privacy

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The truth is more important than ever—let's make sure easy privacy protection is available.

3d-Grapher

A simple 3d graphing program for the web designed for everything from scene rendering to describing vector fields.

Web-Presentation

Fast, easy, and reliable presentation software bundled nicely for the web

ny-games

A recreation of all the NYT word games starting with "Letter Boxed" ... and ending with ... the crossword?

tolo-tolo

A set of language tools for learning English→Amharic fast (tolo-tolo)

wordle-am

Wordle in Amharic

proto

Learn any language

Particle-Motion

A simple 100% js library for creating sweet and memorable particle motion simulations on the web.

rapid

The tools you need to get your code from idea to production

quantum9Innovation.github.io

Dama

A neural-network-evaluated chess engine based off of the extraordinary work of Giraffe.

snowstaking

The better Discord Snowsgiving bot

sost

Like the canvas, but in three dimensions

zing

An open-source teleprompter for all the speeches

the-jankiest

It scrolls code. Jank for jank's sake.

capablanca

A Discord chess bot

Fezazza

A deep learning image enhancement library starting with artificial bokeh generation

platformer.js

All the due physics for creating a platformer, in one library

axiom

My new blog to replace quantum9innovation.github.io (in quite some time)

MonteCarlo

A series of Monte-Carlo simulations to optimize the chances of winning a Monopoly game (deployed as a Discord Bot)

hulet

The canvas as the Cartesian plane

Word-Space

A word-processor designed for NaNoWriMo forked from QLabs (@Quantalabs)

impostor

Pollsters poll the public, Impostor polls the pollsters