brianrisk

Launch it and point it at one of your projects. I use it for unit tests, new UI views, adding to existing code or creating new services. Actually used a prototype of the app to make ~90% of the front and back end of the full app.

Front end: React + NodeJS + Electron; Back end: Django/Python + MySQL

For quants or data scientists who are intrigued by the stock market, this repo contains simple working examples of several popular machine learning and neural network approaches for predicting stock prices. The repo also contains sample stock data so the code is ready launch with no extra steps.

ML Methods include: * Gradient Boost * K-means clustering * Logistic Regression * Random Forest * Support Vector Machines

NN examples are all Feedforward Neural Network (FFNN) for several popular libraries: * PyTorch * PyTorch Lightning * Keras * Tensorflow

At the very least these examples can be starting points that get the boilerplate out of the way and allow you to develop more sophisticated approaches.

I'd really love to hear what you make of this!

What a day off! I finally got around to making this project.

Combines wikipedia API + ChatGPT API to write articles about trending Wikipedia topics

A popular suggestion today! Done!

Perhaps Synthwave is a subset of Retro-Futurism? "...a blend of old-fashioned 'retro styles' with futuristic technology"

You are one hell of an alpha tester! Are you up for opening an issue for the camera tumble? https://github.com/brianrisk/SYNTHBLAST/issues

What a pro tip! This was an easy change; I've pushed it to the repo and will be out with the next release I put out later today. Any other suggestions you have I'd love to hear. (Incidentally; I set the anisotropy to 8 for that texture -- I liked some of the blur produced as it gives it a nice neon effect)

Out of context that is an unsettling sentence! @zuminator is right: find all the yellow pads to advance to the next level. Level 2 is when enemy tanks come in

Oh Battlezone! I drew a lot of influence from the (way cooler than mine) '90s game Spectre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t41bawPxF-g

The warning idea could actually add to some of the suspense. Maybe a creepy sound they make within a certain radius? And: larger bullets? That's hands-down the easiest suggestion to try out I've ever seen! (as opposed to "multiplayer and wearables inventory woudl be cool bruh")

You're the best

I fully get it. Their seeking algo is pretty primitive, but their steady relentlessness is unnerving. At level 3 or higher there are green pads you can run over that gives you an overhead view

Glad it worked for you on the iPhone! I'd love to figure out how to resize the screen correctly if the phone is in portrait and then you rotate it to landscape

Usually the hornier I am, the more I work on personal projects. I don't know why.

This is a nice title! At the very least a new book should be written to use it.

I hear all of you about how it's not misleading, but I must admit that when I clicked on this link I was expecting a different kind of book.

Pure javascript/html. Would love feedback on ideas. Leave a star on Github if you like it!