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MegaHAL is a 'conversation simulator' that learns as you talk to it. MegaHAL differs from conversation simulators such as Eliza in that it uses a Markov Model to learn how to hold a conversation. It is possible to teach MegaHAL to talk about new topic
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The BoardGame Tool offers an easy, XML driven interface to implementing boardgames on the computer, with automatic network play, artificial intelligence and robot possibilities. Game rules are encoded in easy-to-learn embedded Python.
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shellpic
ASCII-art is so 2013
Shellpic uses escape codes to display images in a terminal, IRC or NUTS client. -
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The is a 2D ball game write in pygame. I has finish the basic framework and the playable version. The code is free for anyone who want to edit it and learn something form it.
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This project develops a game for practicing mental calculus. Its purpose is to help children learning to calculate rapidly and to help grown ups to learn new tricks (e.g., Trachtenberg's method) to get better at mental arithmetics.