Language: JavaScript (Node.js)

I'm not crazy. I'll be implementing Reinforcement learning (just a simple algo of it) on JS (node.js) and I am looking for help / discussion.

Not from scratch, you can check it out here: https://github.com/starcolon/q-exp

Trust me, it's gonna be fun.

I'm writing a simple project with Aurelia framework

Bob Dylan lyrics generator project. Simple programs to improve at JS.

I'm planning to create an automatic admin interface for Entity Framework 7 datamodels. No generated code -- only runtime introspection / generation.

Like the django admin system, but for C# / Entity Framework.

Falling is an a creative commons hugely fun real time card game of 4-8 players. Over 15 years ago I had fun turning it into an multiplayer web app as my first every web app. I lost the code but I recreated it here
http://54.254.172.52/Plone

but it's works much better with 6-7 players. I want your help to help those who have no friends and want to play by themselves. Suitable for beginners to advanced:

• learn the game
• write a simple python function that takes a game board and returns a move.

A board is

dict(next=(player_pos,_stack_index), players=[dict(name="fred", held="split", rider="extra_skip", cards=[["skip","grab"],["hit"]]),...])

and return a move of a list of plays. You get 2 plays per deal.

stack_index = 0
player_pos = 1
return [('pickup',stack_index), ('play', player_pos)]

I will work out how to let anyone interested write their python online and play them against each other.

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I have been wanting to get started with Kivy for a long time. Will be trying my hands on it during this Hack Night, trying to develop an app using it. Anyone is welcome to join.

Each of topics posted on Pantip.com gains some votes and gets either positive or negative reactions by readers. The information is ready on the web so it should be fun to hack on sentiment analysis.

I have made a quick repo which is able to download the topics, formulate them as training set and ready for analysis @ https://github.com/starcolon/pantip-libr

To save setup time, have the following prepreq installed:

• Python 3.4+
• Ruby 2.1+
• Scikit-learn 0.17+
• CouchDB
• RabbitMQ

Making a Java library for the Bot API of the instant messenger Telegram and building an example bot that uses the library.

I have an interest in learning about Spring Boot for rapid development of web services with convention-over-configuration on the JVM, and Spring Cloud easily enabling many patterns and integrations for robust distributed architectures.

I need to brush up on my knowledge of modern Java for work interests, but I'm more inclined to play with Kotlin or Groovy at hack night because they're much more fun and less tedious than plain Java, and they are supported by Spring Boot. I'd prefer Kotlin because it's statically typed, but it's probably a new language for all of us so it might slow us down. If someone else is already very familiar with Groovy and/or Spring, I'd be happy to learn from you either way.

I am a beginner with these technologies (Spring frameworks in general), but I have watched a few talks already, you may want to watch them too:

• Getting Started with Spring Boot
• Getting Started with Spring Cloud

Give a +1 on this ticket if you're interested in looking at these things with me at hack night!

I am just started with docker...

Share idea, issue anything.

Got halfway through building this and want to finish it and interested if others wants to help. Involves integrating a JS facial recognition library and other JS coding. Perhaps so UX/design.

I'm currently developping a real-world mobile app for android with react native. I would like to share what I've already learn also if people are interested to learn this I will be happy to help.

I have already use react.js for a personal use but I'm quiet new to this whole (and wild) ecosystem.

Courses :
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11204481
https://github.com/reactjs/react-router-tutorial

Some materials :
https://github.com/bartonhammond/snowflake
https://github.com/enaqx/awesome-react#react-native-awesome-components

Discord : http://join.reactiflux.com

Setup an environment for ubuntu :
https://delta9.link/blog/setup-a-react-native-development-environment-on-ubuntu

Awhile ago I started making a kodi plugin to download thai subtitles for movies and tv.

https://github.com/djay/service.subtitles.thaisubtitle

Want to help me improve it?

open source CLI / node module to validate emails by opening a socket to the SMTP server

I have no project right now, but happy to answer any iOS questions.

Writing a Google Docs Plugin to automatically style an existing document.

I'm a Clojure programmer with some experience on the Front and Back-end. Although, more on the backend than front.

• We'll use http://www.yoyogames.com/gamemaker so please install it before. The free version is sufficient
• I'll cover making pong or a basic platformer. Basically the start of programming with GameMaker
• If you don't know how to program at all it's fine! If you do you'll just be able to do more!

http://jsonapi.org/
https://github.com/cerebris/jsonapi-resources

I'm porting my c++ code for the book "ray tracing in one weekend" to python

I've been doing some work on the Scala client library for the Keen IO API, a general service for collecting and querying event-like data, targeted at building custom analytics systems. I'll likely continue some work-in-progress I have at the hack night.

It might be a bit hard to immediately understand the code base enough to start working, but if you'd like to learn about or talk about Scala development, using an asynchronous REST API client as a basis, I'm happy to show it to you.

Specifically, I'm landing some pull requests on the Trolly client for Python.

http://www.bloggang.com/data/net-mania/picture/1324035828.jpg
http://www.mapillary.com

Create a Twilio project that tells a new joke every day when you call or text the number.

Update: It's done! Give it a call here: +1 559-422-6100
The repository is located here: https://github.com/consti/joker

I have some hardware toys that I normally bring every month. These include an Arduino Mega 2560 and a BeagleBone Black, plus some basic components for doing introductory projects (sensors and actuators, breadboards and plenty of wires).

I may or may not do hardware projects at hack night, but there are usually a few people who do; you are welcome to use my gear, and use this ticket to discuss teaming up together.

There are endless free project tutorials on the web and I have a few intro guide books I can share with you as PDFs too. Some great places to start if you're beginning:

• Arduino Starter Kit video tutorials by Arduino creator Massimo Banzi
• Arduino Wiki tutorials
• BeagleBone has a bunch of docs shipped onboard, see the Getting Started page
• Adafruit's learning section, such as the BeagleBone category