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amble: feed your creative curiosities
Our course project for CS147: Intro to Human-Computer Interaction with James Landay. ➝
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terminal-jellies: Jellies, in your terminal
I made this in the winter of 2019, inspired by Jellies (in turn based off of Jelly no Puzzle) and other cutesy puzzle games I’d stumble across back then, like marblesgame, to make a clone of the former. ➝
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syncflowy: a synergistic cross between Google Docs and Workflowy
Dredged these two videos up from an old USB back when Macbooks still came with USB-A ports. I’m sad to say I don’t have any videos of the more interesting operations. The unit tests covered them, mind you! ➝
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Learning to compress neural networks in Caffe
A fork of the C++ deep learning framework Caffe that adds a compress command which roughly implements the NIPS 2015 paper Learning both Weights and Connections for Efficient Neural Networks by Han et al. Handles fully connected layers only. ➝
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Face Alignment Using Regression Trees
An implementation of Kazemi et al.’s One Millisecond Face Alignment With An Ensemble of Regression Trees. ➝