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I spent a couple of nights building a chat bot on the Telegram platform to solve a few problems: I want to know each day what the highest KP value is for the next 3 days by receiving a push notification. KP is the measure of how strong the solar winds are expected to be. See this amazing site – Aurora Service for more information. Essentially I’m looking for Aurora KP values of 6 and above because I live in
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A long time ago I created a site for fun – betterlotterynumbers.com I’ve now migrated the code to my site: http://terencelegrange.com/lottery/ Here you can search for the following charts. Clicking on the link will take you to a pre-generated image. The sum of numbers – how often do all the numbers drawn add up to say, 150? Sum of numbers by zones – if you add up all the numbers in each draw, you’ll find the highest occuring totals will
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I decided to open source it. Check out the code on https://github.com/oldfoot/pollme It’s described in detail on my wiki here
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I had a few hours this evening after work to fix up an old app I created in 2006. That makes it 9 years old! It’s a fantasy soccer game modeled off the world cup. Players select a team of 11 for each round, and points are awarded based on the configured rules. Points can be awarded for any configurable event, such as a goal, redcard (negatives!), hatricks, clean sheets etc. It also has a predictions section – predict for
Read moreMy ServiceStatusNow.com site will soon be bootstrapped. I’ve integrated jQuery and Bootstrap into a neat little admin panel. Currently in dev
Read moreI built a little poll app that allows you to setup a new poll that users can vote on. This can be useful for example during a presentation to a large audience where you want to get instant feedback. Features: Public or private polls Realtime updating of data as people vote Mobile friendly – and only mobile friendly (works in desktop browsers too) 2D barcode for easy poll loading – no complex URL’s to type in Add as many options
Read moreDownload the code here:cyberbot A long time ago I created this little bit of intelligence, which at the time was pretty good. It’s based on AIML From wikipedia: The XML dialect called AIML was developed by Richard Wallace and a worldwide free software community between 1995 and 2002. AIML formed the basis for what was initially a highly extended Eliza called “A.L.I.C.E.” (“Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity”), which won the annual Loebner Prize Competition in Artificial Intelligence[3] three times, and
Read moreI’m working on a new trivia app which is a little different to those out there. It has the following basic features: It is all mobile friendly – while it works in your standard desktop browser, it will look and feel like a mobile app. It works well on iPhones, iPads and Android devices since the underlying technology is jQuery. It’s web based – no there’s no app yet in the App Store or Google play, however that might change.
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I’ve been using Google Analytics across all my sites for ages now. It’s cool to know, thousands have seen my site, and hopefully a few things have inspired people. I’ve also opened comments, put akismet filtering on, so maybe that’ll make it better. Thanks Google for a great service!
Read moreSome years ago I worked on a little project based on AIML – the artificial intelligence modelling language. Primitive at best, it was an interesting piece of work that allows you to have a simple conversation with a computer. If anyone would like a copy of the code, do let me know. I programmed the little guy up based on AIML and a few bits of pieces from the web. A little conversation goes like this: You asked: hello
Read moreStashboard.org makes a good service status traffic light service. I’ve tried to improve on this…check out my site http://servicestatusnow.com/…
Read moreI build a little quizzing engine,well maybe not so little. It was an HTML 5 site, and I used RedFoundry.com to build the IOS app. My original intention was to build Naplan type tests for my year 3 daughter. It went well, but after a few months I gave it up… This is the mobile version:
Read moreOne night I sat and built a little web based chat program called iChat. I used to use IRC many moons ago and thought, why not build something like that just for fun. It had the typical /register and /join and /ops commands that I fondly remember during my uni days… This is what it looks like:
Read moreA year ago I spend 6 months building an online running sheet – ideal for coordinating events with features like: 1. How ahead or behind in the event are we 2. What is the next task 3. What’s currently in progress 4. Emailing the next person or everyone to alert them to kick start their event 5. Ensuring tasks have dependencies and can’t be complete before the previous completes If anyone’s ever interested in resurrecting it do drop me a
Read moreI developed a simple Sentiment Analysis tool – basically telling you whether a phrase or paragraph is positive or negative. Why? Well imagine wanting to find out how many people think you or your company are doing a good job… So just for fun…
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