bean5/com.hamTools
Ham radio tools and information for the aspiring or novice ham radio operator
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Ham radio tools and information for the aspiring or novice ham radio operator
Contributed. Instantiated, modified, and seeded with Ham Radio exam dataset
My github portfolio website. Contains some blog entries on various subjects. Main page redirects to my new portfolio, but sub-pages are definitely still usable.
I forked the Java Porter Stemmer and optimized for Java 1.7 (the original porter stemmer was crashing).
I built this in 2012 to learn SAT words or other vocabulary. I made it support various learning modes. I used Perl for this just for fun.
I built this to automate discovery of common text between two documents. I used porter stemming, windowing, and make it save to file. I built the GUI in Java. This project was so successful that a competitor quickly added similar features and Dr. Hilton III published papers on results he discovered when using it.
I built this GUI to find orthographic alliterations. Example: All alligators apples.
Forked. This takes a sentence and a character, and tries to alliterate it. This is not my code. I believe I got it from https://github.com/sampwing
Google Chrome extension (a bit deprecated) that displays many BYU Webcams and updates them often (sometimes every second). See website for non-extension web version. Note: Only works when you are on the BYU network.
Google Chrome extension that displays the BYU Testing Center line conditions as well as finals schedule. See website for website version. Non-extension version is at http://bean5.github.io/byu-testing-center-line.git/. Note: Only works when you are on the BYU network.
I joined a group interested in family history research. This was one of our projects. We worked together to build this. It was loads of fun and got me into building chrome extensions.