Does /g/ have any interesting project on GitHub? I have some

>>60666641
>but I can't come up with anything to put on there that's worthwhile
Make a regexp parser that uses human language rather than symbols.

Make a 4chan viewing application for a smart thermostat.

https://github.com/metakirby5/codi.vim/issues/14 help me out if you want

>>60666666
just checking who got the big numbers

>>60666641
nyaapantsu threads on /g/
https://github.com/NyaaPantsu/nyaa

a hello world text file.
I don't know how to use git.

Where is dem project roulette

Opal is maintained partly by a /g/gentleman.

>>60667493
Eh, I don't think there's much to contribute to Opal at this point, it's mostly performance work which requires knowing JavaScript and engines pretty well and having a real world thing to profile to decide what to optimize and how.

But I do have projects that I'd like help with.

>>60666641
What programming languages do you want to waste your time with?

>>60667541
>What programming languages do you want to waste your time with?
I know C++, Java, all the web shit (PHP, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS) and I'm looking into Python to automate shit on my """server""" (RPi 2B).

>>60667624
How do you feel about learning a meme language?

What kind of project would you like to work on?

>>60667644
>How do you feel about learning a meme language?
fuck that, I want some production shit going on

>What kind of project would you like to work on?
like I said, automate something.
I'm using several python scripts but whatever I need automated I can already find it

>>60666641
Write a program that measures your hearing profile and sets your system EQ to compensate for your imperfections.

Write a program which automatically prunes files from a huge directory (deletes clones, empty files, unrecognised extensions etc.)

Create a programmable turing machine

Write a program that opens every file in a folder one by one and asks you to sort it into a category

Write a random meal recipe generator

Make a sorting algorithm visualiser

Write a program which works with facebook, gmail, youtube etc. and tells you which ones have notifications

Write an Excel macro keylogger

Write a virus for windows XP

Write a program to translate a C declaration into english

Write a command-prompt word processor

Write a program which is a fake package manager update, so you can watch the progress bars

Write an assembler (and add high-level macros)

Write a program which scrapes takeaway websites, and set up a keyboard shortcut in your vimrc so that, when you press it, pizza shows up at your door an hour later

Write a MIDI player

Write a program which translates C source keywords written in other languages to english (so foreigners can use C)

Write a bash script that logs every Apple user out of a public wifi router

Write a source code obfuscator (or code golfer)

Write a client/server program where any data you pipe to one is printed by the other. Have this work over a network

Terminal-based version of typeracer.com

>>60666641
Gtfo with your goyhub

Someone rich is paying all these rajeets scrambling though all the repos finding some hidden gems and stealing them... For FREE, literally the definition of cuckoldry

>>60667827
These are some cool ideas. Thanks!

>>60667827
Here is your (You) enjoy it

>>60666641
make a program that tells you how deep muh BBC is inside your wifes vagina.

Write a cross-platform native mobile 4chan app in React Native or Flutter.

>>60666641

>make a real full sentient AI

There you go, you will be busy for at least a decade. Have fun!

>>60667827
I'm learning how to program. All of these are pretty cool sounding. Any of these reasonable for a noob?

>>60670286
It depends on your definition of "noob". A good chunk of those would be good for someone without very much programming experience, though.

>>60670286
Fake package manager update and network data pipe are good for a beginner.

fix my formatting issue so I can work on fun stuff like reading and writing to csv instead of dicts

def calc_drips(ml,drip_in_ml=35):
    return float(ml) * drip_in_ml


def nic_in_ml(base_nic_str,desired_str,tot_vol):
    return ( float(desired_str) / float(base_nic_str) ) * float(tot_vol)


def ret_percent(item_ml,tot_vol):
    return (float(item_ml) / float(tot_vol)) * 100

def ret_ml(percent,tot_vol):
    return (float(percent)/100) * float(tot_vol)

def calc_nic_args(des_str,tot_vol):
    ml = nic_in_ml(48,des_str,tot_vol)
    drops = calc_drips(ml)
    percent = ret_percent(ml,tot_vol)
    return ml,drops,percent

    

def println(item,ml,drops,percent):
    print("{}: \t  ml~{} \t drops~{} \t %{}".format(item,ml,drops,percent))

def print_recipe(rec,des_str,tot_vol):
    nic_ml, nic_drops, nic_per = calc_nic_args(des_str,tot_vol)
    println("                NICOTINE",nic_ml,nic_drops,nic_per)
    for x in rec:
        ml = ret_ml(rec[x],tot_vol)
        println(x,
                ml,
                calc_drips(ml),
                ret_percent(ml,tot_vol)
                )


Ellas_Shortbread_Biscuit = {"Acetyl Pyrazine 5% (TPA)":0.5,
                            "       Biscuit (INAWERA)":1.5,
                            "      Sugar Cookie (CAP)":4,
                            "Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)":2,
                            "Vanilla Shisha (INAWERA)":1
                               }

print_recipe(Ellas_Shortbread_Biscuit,15,10)

>>60668006
they are stealing my gpl'd open source project I write to practice?

how can I get it back??

>>60670332
By noob I mean I've learned the absolute basics of Java. I've created a finite state machine in the form of an explorable environment and that was pretty cool. Anything more complex than that is something I still need to learn.

>>60670342
I'll look into it!