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MATRIX is a world-class, award-winning learning management system (LMS) for businesses.The platform is known for delivering a great user experience, while incorporating all the essential tools companies need to support efficient training and learning.
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Track time for payroll, billing and productivityBecause time is money, and we understand how challenging it can be to keep track of employee hours. The constant reminder to log timesheets so your business can increase billables, run an accurate payroll and remove the guesswork from project estimates – we get it.
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GamesCrafters is an undergraduate research group at the University of California, Berkeley. GAMESMAN is our software for building text & X11 apps for finite, 2-person abstract perfect-information games (e.g., TicTacToe & chess). We've authored 40+ games
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8 Kingdoms is a 3D turn-based fantasy strategic game in which players become kings, build their empires and conquer enemy kingdoms.
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A simulated Artificial Intelligence IRC script for use with Eggdrop with many options and features and high configurability, multi-language support, grammar checker, and now with theme support! Database support is up-coming.
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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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Self-hosted password managerOn-premise solution with double encryption and certified development processes for maximum protection of corporate data. Zero‑knowledge architecture ensures your passwords never leave your infrastructure.
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GameBots is a research-oriented platform for building artificially-intelligent autonomous agents for computer games. It provides interfaces to sensing and acting in computer game environments and benchmark implementations of agents.
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