All of this code will be examples of hacking the Kinect Camera with the Processing programming language and seeing what kind of cool and unusual stuff I can create.

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cponeill/experiments

This repository will be home to code that is mostly experimental... I would like to add some fun and cool stuff to this folder.

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cponeill/leap-motion-processing

Simple library to use the complete Leap Motion API in Processing.

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cponeill/soundscape

Soundscapes... The code is not mine... just doing a test...

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cponeill/hello

This is just a simple "Hello World" app that I am testing and deploying

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cponeill/pixel_picture

This is just a basic intro program for using the Kinect camera with the Processing programming language. I may or may not add more details to this code. It's just an example of how it works.

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This is a Twitter script I learned over the weekend. What it does is gives the sentiment of each word in the list. In this case the list comes from the AFINN rating. What this script does is print out the list and corresponding rating in an JSON file.

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cponeill/Nest

The following code is an exercise in organic motion. I would be lying if i said that I had a plan for this to come together because I did not. I am still learning how to use this programming language. I call this program Nest because once the software is running, it looks as though it is building a nest. I think this would actually be pretty cool in a bigger space and on a larger screen. If there is a use for it I will find it. But it is definitely pretty cool to watch since it is difference everytime. Enjoy!

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cponeill/Probabilistic-Programming-and-Bayesian-Methods-for-Hackers

aka "Bayesian Methods for Hackers": An introduction to Bayesian methods + probabilistic programming in data analysis with a computation/understanding-first, mathematics-second point of view. All in pure Python ;)

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cponeill/DigitalClock

This is a simple digital clock I have created. My end goal is to actually build this into hardware and create a digital grandfather clock

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cponeill/Processing-Examples

The Processing code in the repository is a bunch of stuff I've been working on while learning the programming language. All the code should be pretty self explanatory.

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cponeill/euler

These are my answers to the Project Euler questions. The website can be found here: http://projecteuler.net/

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cponeill/colorsplash

A simple processing script that enables anyone with an Android phone to drag colored ellipses across the screen. Pretty simple code and I'm putting this up here for the fun of it. I may or may not come back to it at some point in the near future. I think this would be really cool to add sounds each time the device screen is touched.

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cponeill/calculator

Right now this is a simple calculator Python script. But I would like to improve the code over time to include more commands and functions that are specific for statistics and probabilities.

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cponeill/tweet_reader

This is a simple script that allows anyone to enter a Twitter user name in the terminal and see what their last 10+ tweets are. Again, the idea behind this script is pure simplicity and I am just using it as a way to understanding programming. Loading the script is easy as well. Just open your terminal, type in python, and then import te script. I think this script could become super useful if it allowed more in depth analysis and I would like to keep it simple. So here you go. Pure simplicity.

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