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Ruby client library for Geckoboard

A Python client for the Geckoboard Datasets API

Reducing the bloat of the JavaScript standard library, one reduce at a time.

Fancy ASCII tables for your CLI with full ANSI support

C# client library for Geckoboard

[DEFUNCT] a place to store all the lovely art done around and for the spooky.tf project.

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Who needs timesheet software when you have .ics and some terrible Python?

Heyzap was a mobile-game advertising, discovery, and monetization company. It began as a social game-discovery network and pivoted into a mobile ad mediation platform, offering iOS, Android, Unity, Cordova, and Adobe AIR/ANE SDKs that let game developers serve and mediate ads across networks such as AdMob, AppLovin, Vungle, Chartboost, AdColony…

A conference schedule viewer for the Nokia N900

Historical code for a removed website.

Absolutely horrible code for demo/education :)

OctoAI (formerly OctoML) was a Seattle-based AI inference platform founded in 2019 as a University of Washington Allen School spin-out of the Apache TVM project. The company originally focused on machine-learning model optimization and compilation across CPUs, GPUs, and accelerators, and in June 2023 launched a generative-AI SaaS inference…

BankOns was a San Mateo, California mobile savings startup founded in the summer of 2010 by Joshua Greenough, a former VP of Operations at PowerReviews. Launched in May 2011, the app connected a user's bank transaction history to their location, analyzing spending habits to surface the nearby merchant deals and rewards best suited to them, drawing…

AeroFS was an enterprise file sync-and-share and secure collaboration product built by Air Computing Inc., founded in 2010 out of Y Combinator with seed backing from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z Seed), SV Angel, Avalon Ventures, and angels including Chris Sacca, Maynard Webb, Jerry Yang, and Paul Buchheit.

Around was a video-calling application built for designers, developers, and product teams, known for floating circular "heads" that cropped participants to their faces so the call could sit on top of the work rather than dominate the screen, plus echo prevention that let several people call from the same room.

RAPsphere was a mobile IT company that developed mobile information management solutions enabling CIOs to contend with BYOD (bring-your-own-device) in the enterprise and the critical need to protect corporate applications and data on mobile devices.

Witness Systems, Inc. was a workforce optimization software company founded in 1988 and headquartered in Roswell, Georgia. It built quality monitoring, call and screen recording, and performance management software for contact centers, sold under the Impact 360 and eQuality product lines, and traded publicly on NASDAQ under the ticker WITS.

Savedo was a German fintech operating a consumer deposit marketplace that let savers in Germany open fixed-term and savings accounts across multiple European partner banks from a single portal. Backed by Point Nine, it was acquired by Deposit Solutions in 2017 and is now a subsidiary brand of Raisin SE (WeltSparen).

Danger, Inc. was a Palo Alto, California mobile computing company founded on December 9, 1999 by Andy Rubin, Joe Britt, and Matt Hershenson, all former Apple, WebTV, and Philips engineers.