David Adamo (@davidadamojr)
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Top repositories

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TextRank

Python implementation of TextRank algorithm for automatic keyword extraction and summarization using Levenshtein distance as relation between text units. This project is based on the paper "TextRank: Bringing Order into Text" by Rada Mihalcea and Paul Tarau. https://web.eecs.umich.edu/~mihalcea/papers/mihalcea.emnlp04.pdf
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cliptext_chrome

The Cliptext chrome extension creates a context menu item that converts selected text in your browser into an image that can be automatically shared on Twitter to avoid the 140 character limit.
JavaScript
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cliptext

The Cliptext web app converts text into an image that can be automatically shared on Twitter to avoid the 140 character limit.
PHP
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diary_of_programming_puzzles

A collection of my solutions to some programming puzzles and common software engineering coding interview questions.
Python
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alchemy-news-api

An Alchemy News API library for Node.js
JavaScript
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microhaskell

This is an implementation of a fictional programming language called "MicroHaskell"; a tiny subset of the Haskell programming language implemented in Java.
Java
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nextmeal

JavaScript
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sensor_spy

Java
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microblog

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data_science_from_scratch

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kit

KeepInTouch (kit) is an Android app that lets you set daily, weekly, biweekly and monthly reminders to call people. The app serves as a good project for learning about ContentProviders and Android Alarms/AlarmManager.
Java
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TinySearch

This is an (intelligent) search engine implementation in Perl. It searches a particular domain (http://www.unt.edu) for relevant pages and serves to demonstrate key concepts in information retrieval and web search. It consists of a crawler, indexer and graphical user interface. A demo can be found at http://students.cse.unt.edu/~dta0022/searchengine/ A PDF document explaining how the search engine works can be found at http://students.cse.unt.edu/~dta0022/searchengine/report.pdf
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