@JamesLollback0Wrote a code library for FTC to teach others more advanced concepts, including how to structure the robot using classes and Field-Oriented Control. github.com/jl-23929/tutorialCode
@ivan0Just finished the first iteration of a project where I wrote the code for FRC Team 1323's 2023 Charged Up robot in my + my team's own style. Core functions and mechanisms are simulated, with a superstructure system that allows for quick and safe transfer between different states based on the desired action, game piece, and location (based on 1323's own system). github.com/Yxhej/summer-bot/tree/central-mechs
@Tazmeen0I'm reposting this since I added some new pieces to it (and there were a few sessions that I missed when I was linking sessions to the original scrapbook post):
I, along with a few of my friends, started making a website to host our blog, Scatterbrain! The website is still under construction, and new pieces are still being added, but it can now be experienced. The link to the website is scatterbrainers.github.io/Scatterbrain.
Link to the GitHub repo: github.com/scatterbrainers/Scatterbrain
Note: I wrote some pieces for this blog, and I put them in separate repos. These are the links to them:
github.com/TazmeenM/creativeWritingProject2github.com/TazmeenM/creativeWritingProject3
@Darren0this concludes the work I've done on my Distributed Tokenized Attention project during Arcade
I learnt NCCL and successfully implemented the Tokenized Attention multicore forwards pass, distributing across multiple GPUs; testing is still underway.
I also thoroughly optimized the kernels of the single GPU version, achieving 110x speedup and 200x speedup over the CPU for forwards and backwards respectively, and I plan to continue these optimizations in the multicore GPU version.
I also wrote a presentation, both for the Scrapbook and plans for a talk I was invited to.
The repository is at gitlab.com/terezi/DTA/-/tree/main?ref_type=heads and the presentation is at gitlab.com/terezi/DTA/-/tree/main?ref_type=heads.
@EmreKadir0Made a server.js that creates a few DB schema's, and API's and a simple index.html. TO DO: The server.js api's need to be connected with the index.html. And wrote a readme.md
:copilot-github: Copilot was used while making this project
:github: Github Repo: github.com/EmreKadirTiren/collaborative-bookplatform
@Vinche0github.com/StrapBot/StrapBot this is a discord bot I fully wrote, in the sessions I made here I added extensibility (I would've added more but I'm on a vacation right now). its invite link is in the README and you can try out extensibility with "sb.extend"
@MichaelAmbros0github.com/SkolaOffline/skolaoffline
I (and my friends) wrote a new frontend for Czech information system that is supposed to make organizing school easier. But we were annoyed by how long it takes to just take a look where is the next lesson (10 seconds of loading time), so we decided to make our own app.
@iach5260SCAICT, the Student Club Information Association of Central Taiwan, is an electronic engineering club composed of schools from central Taiwan. By combining the resources of the Central District, we actively organize educational events, activities, and competitions related to information technology, with the goal of sustainable knowledge transfer. I wrote project documents I contributed to this year and deployed this docusaurus pages.Includes our Discord bot, server maintenance tips, and Discord API tutorials
github.com/SCAICT/docg.scaict.org/doc
@Tom1Got the Open() syscall in my OS working and i was able to read files. I also wrote a little hex display thing
@AliAzam0#C06SBHMQU8G| I wrote a program that generates unique profile icons for a given seed. it's like the github ones called identicons
github.com/aleeazam/iconic
I'm going to try and add more types of icons this week
@magicfrog0i finally finished it! :ultrafastparrot:
i made a book from scratch containing all the amazing tales from #C06RQ9TTEG3|!
introducing ✨tales from the trail ✨, a hand-made book that i binded with leather and some old-looking paper. i wrote about the AWESOME experiences that we had out there in the woods and all the amazing cool friends i made! btw tail is by far the best group! and the best part i think was the fun little 3d paper gadget things (tent that you can open and there are two sleeping bags inside), tiny lake dioramas (blue hot glue basically), pop-ups (a very wonky looking bear and FIRE!!) and other trinket stuff (like a magnifying glass to inspect people's faces if thats something you like to do)!
hope you enjoy! :)
fun fact: the book spine has pink himalayan salt hot-glued on for some reason
the entire book: docs.google.com/document/d/16lMUuA6GF8RqRvB3axDwEq4kIcqhxX17YrtS4XYHUTI/edit?usp=sharing
repo (including video): github.com/themagicfrog/talesfromthetrail
btw... another google-doc style recount about EVERYTHING that happened (that i know of) on #C06RQ9TTEG3| is coming soon:eyes_shaking:. it's very extensive, and SEVENTY pages :heavysob: long . i just gotta organize it and shorten it...
@Darren0This is a cadenza I wrote for a piano concerto collab with my friends. I made a visualizer using MIDIVisualizer for everyone to enjoy too! GitLab for log purposes is at gitlab.com/terezi/altcadenza
(note for reviewers - i wrote down the notes and the performance outline today, but the themes come from some years ago and many ideas on textures came from assorted improvisations. I only logged the 5 hours that I could demonstrate were spent working on the music.)
Honestly it was so refreshing to work on something other than code, it helped me relax a lot.@NikosTsilas-U04N415FE4T0For #C06SBHMQU8G| I almost completed the V1 of the website. I probably have to submit the hours just because of the 25-hour limit. These sessions are the sessions that I am most proud of this summer. I wrote amazing code, I learned new Astro thingies (like dynamic routing) and also worked on my fav thing (Tailwind).
@Stefan0I wrote a nohello.net clone in astro.js
NoHello is built to gently remind people to get to the point in chat messages, rather than starting with a simple "Hello" and then waiting for a response. The project is also localized in multiple languages to ensure that the message reaches a global audience.
Features:
• Multi-language support: Automatically redirects users to a localized version of the site based on their IP address.
• Dynamic content: Localized greetings and explanations for why starting a chat with "Hello" isn't always the best approach.
• The Boys Characters
Repo: github.com/Naainz/nohello
Demo: nh.naai.nzDisclaimer: NONE of the code from nohello.net was copied and used in this project. This project was entirely an attempt to rebuild an existing website in a different framework. All that is copied, is the long chunks of text explaining why starting conversations with Hello is bad.
@DishaSingh0Wrote my gh profile, searched around on how-to do these badges, the caffienated.gif and a lott of github-flavoured-markdown reading.
languages: markdown, a bit of html and lot's of surfing(the-web)!
@ShreyasJain0Post 25
Wrote a Node.js script to automatically start Hack Club Arcade sessions when you do not have internet access (such as when you are on a flight)
I haven't actually tested it on a flight but in theory it should work
Basically, it starts sessions every 75 minutes beginning 30 minutes after your departure, and keeps doing so until you land. If the API is down, it will keep trying every 5 minutes until it is back up.
Check it out @ gist.github.com/shrysjain/0dfc8e009e7dfc2bf5b77b885d444b78
@iach5260SCAICT, the Student Club Information Association of Central Taiwan, is an electronic engineering club composed of schools from central Taiwan. By combining the resources of the Central District, we actively organize educational events, activities, and competitions related to information technology, with the goal of sustainable knowledge transfer.
I wrote project documents I contributed to this year and deployed this docusaurus pages. Include our discord bot and server maintain tips
github.com/SCAICT/docg.scaict.org/doc
@andreayang0wrote some code to automate alphafold 3 server runs :DD future iterations will probably include .xml inputs instead of typing uniprot accession codes lol
(picture is an alphafold 3 build. cool protein interaction!)
@Actulurus0Wrote my own VM (VM as in JVM, not virtualbox lol) that interprets basic instructions into Rust functions. Planning to turn it into a fully-fledged small programming language, but that's gonna take time.
github.com/my-hack-club-projects/rust-vm
@JaspreetSingh0#arcade I made a poetry website. I added the poems i wrote as a child, used some parallax scrolling and stuff to make it look "cool"
