Did you feel that? This app shows you the pulse of the Earth! This app fetches the latest earthquakes from the USGS for viewing on the map or detailed list. There's also earthquake news and cool earthquake stats. With over 2 million downloads, it's currently Android's #1 earthquake app (even featured on Techcrunch).
Draft Punk is a fantasy NFL football draft tool, powered by AI. It has cheatsheets, allows you to mark players as drafted, offers research tools like news, average draft position, injuries, and tiers. But it's power lies in it's custom ranking algorithm based on your own league's scoring settings, along with custom recommendations for each pick. Test your skills with Mock Drafts against 8 different bot opponents. Since 2010.
Yaddle is an AI powered search and conversational engine. It answers user questions using sources from the web as a RAG input to a generative large language model (LLM). By using sources, it's able to cite answers with relevant links within the response. Currently uses OpenAI's gpt-3.5-turbo but can be customized to use other LLMs like gpt-4, mistral-7b, mixtral-8x7b-instruct, or llama-2-7b-chat.
My first app written back in 2009, Border Wait shows you the wait times at the U.S. borders. Commuting often or taking a quick day trip, Border Wait gives you all the borders from Mexico and Canada, pre-sorted to show you the closest one. Filter by passenger, commercial, pedestrian, and all lane types.
Use AI to generate fantasy football team name ideas using ChatGPT and a topic or two of your choosing.
I started coding in the 90s with a personal website. So decided to recreate that nostalgic look for my homepage. Retro-websites are back!
I wrote an original Java implementation of the gossip protocol. It was then picked up by other contributors and is currently an Incubating Apache project. Demonstrates gossip protocol in action! Multi-threaded nodes maintain list of neighbors, and randomly select one to talk with. View the original open source implementation on github.
My undergrad senior project at Cal Poly. This system would transmit the video from your laptop to an external device over the internet. A slingbox-style system before slingbox.