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Hello, we decided to make an app to incentivize people to make new connections.Our scope is "Students who want to meet people, but aren't entirely sure how to do it."
Let's kill this BUG!
A week for hands-on with open source.
Faisal and Anjali 's Open Source Contributions to Explorer projects. (For some reason that sounded funny in my head, turns out it isn't)
Contribute, Contribute, Contribute
Ethical Moderation is a programming project that forces students to grapple with the ethics of content moderation. The project was built for and by students, and it is designed to be open-source.
A collaborative markdown editor built with Express.js.
A guide on how to monitor you Linode Resources
Linux for Programmers Series and Complete a Session
A tutorial to see the cool stuff you can do in python
learning about AI
experimenting with devpost
With this project I tried to solve sponsored "Kitty Tasks: IBC & NFT" bounty tasks
An open-source platform for the MLH Fellowship.
Walk, jog and run through the Amazon Amplify CLI monorepo.
A gamified recycle-from-home app where users label images used to train and test models to sort out recyclable materials.
This is a Generative RNN AI that has been trained to automatically complete 100+ sketches easily. This can be used in a variety of applications including helping tired artists to complete sketches.
Incarceration rates are increasing exponentially in the US, so we decided to create a website to help people being released from prison gain the necessary ID documents to get back into the workforce.
Project: a mental health services website reflecting paying it forward, restoration/recharge/retreats, meditation/ journaling, and community. Start with self and our lifestyle makes impact.
Come explore the mansion filled with randomly generated rooms and secrets to discover.
Figuring out what are the factors that positively and negatively impact college matriculation for Texas high school graduates.
An overview about AI
Designed and developed a blog-site with Next.js and React.js. The blog has been deployed on Versel.
