pavlobaron/datalab-playground
DL playground
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DL playground
Proving Brooks' "The bearing of a child takes nine months, no matter how many women are assigned." through simple machine learning
polymovial - mouse pointer movement learning and prediction
A tiny Finite State Machine for Java, partially inspired by Erlang/OTP's gen_fsm.
Your Kid, Every Day (a little) Smarter
Script to generate random data based on a PMML data dictionary
wpcorpus - NLP corpus based on Wikipedia's full article dump
Code of my "Neo vs. Smiths" talk (codemotion Rome and more confs)
Riak CS is simple, available cloud storage built on Riak.
a Map/Reduce framework for distributed computing
playground of my Disco changes that will be step by step pushed over to my fork
A collection of different tools and add-ons to work with Disco (http://www.discoproject.net)
eep.js - Embedded Event Processing
Python module to access a RabbitMQ queue as if it were a file
Web mining module for Python
sau is Pig Latin processor implemented in Python, esp. for Disco
run an embeded python interpreter in erlang
AMQP 0-9-1 client library for Python
A Python library for accessing the Twitter API
log4j appender writing straight to Redis
Index the antlr3 AST through a Neo4j graph
Put your technical debt under control
Collects build log streams, worker state reports and many other things [from Travis workers]
A distributed build system for the open source community.
My playground for Java under travis-ci
BSON documents in Erlang, see bsonspec.org
riak_mongo is a collection of things necessary to make Riak act like MongoDB to the clients
An audio helper for a lazy dog
IMAP Based Online File Storage
Opscode Chef Cookbook Development Repository
SoapUI test library for the Robot Framework
Emacs major mode for editing Arduino sketches.
Erlang/OTP
Code samples from the Erlang/OTP book
Public repository.
TweeFT - Twitter based File Trasfer
A JVM-based Erlang VM
Simple BlackJack game written in Scala using its actor model and message passing which I used to explain Scala in 30 minutes at the SBB DeveloperDay 2010 in Switzerland (sort of live coding). Read comments to find out how to run
DevRoulette is a game for geeks. You log in, tell it what your programming skills are. Then you get a Co-geek, and you two have 20 minutes to solve a task together. If you do, you both earn points. If not - no points - next task. And the whole thing will be implemented with Erlang/OTP (with some JavaScript, maybe).