jColeChanged/Programming-Collective-Intelligence
A repository that I built up while working through the book Programming Collective Intelligence.
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A repository that I built up while working through the book Programming Collective Intelligence.
A camfrog bot for creating question and answer style games.
Finding functions, because they're sexy.
Public repository.
A python library for sending text messages.
In this repository I'm keeping many of the problem set answers to the MIT courses I'm working through. I only bothered creating it after finishing one MIT course and doing many of the problems in another another. So not everything I've done is in here, Still, it helps to keep my progress a little bit more organized by keeping it here and is a public proof of the work I've put in.
This is Joshua Cole's personal site. It is statically generated via Jekyll.
A bowling app I made for my family. It tracks scores and generates graphs about them.
A Camfrog bot plugin for sending messages to offline users
Goofing around with that Mona Lisa problem that was floating around the internet a few years ago.
Some Clojure code to speed up the creation of games for the Extendable bot I wrote.
A project for things that don't warrant their own projects.
Code written as I read through Peter Norvig's Paradigm's of Artificial Intelligence Programming.
This is a Clojure library that converts from Enlive's representation of HTML to Markdown equivalent. It doesn't work very well at the moment, but it does do something.
This repository is where I'm going to keep the work I'm doing in my C++ Data Structures class.
This is a parser for a hacker news comment page.
A personal website written in clojure.