ayushigeorge
Associate Consultant SAP CPI at @RollingArrays | AR Creator| AWS Cloud Captain| Google DSC Lead'22| MLSA | Ui Path Dev Champ| Developer| Columnist
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mindsdb/mindsdb
Platform for building AI that can learn and answer questions over federated data.
conductor-oss/conductor
Conductor is an event driven orchestration platform
vinitshahdeo/Wedding-Invitation
Animated website for my Elder Sister's wedding Invitation (also contains timer & background music) | Save the Date: Nov 29, 2020
StephenHaney/dear-diary-ai
Turn your journal into music, winner in the Magenta/Gray Area ML Music Hackathon
vishaltewatia/propose-your-gf
pawap90/space-commit
The game where contributors become literal heroes! 🏆 Winner of the GitHub Actions Hackathon 2021
archakNath/wedding-invitation-website
Static, Interactive and Fully Responsive Single Page Website designed as Wedding Invitation from imaginary lovebirds Aman and Gur.
KirbyDownB/GEICOChatBot
GEICO Hacktivates Hackathon 2019 1st Place Winner
thephenom1708/ElectoChain
A Decentralised digital Voting System based on Blockchain architecture. (e-Zest Hackathon 2018 Winner)
Hitanshu7/Driver-Alertness-System
Winner Of Smart India Hackathon 2019
ryanwwest/amazon-budget-chrome-extension
Winner at Capital One 2019 Hackathon | Chrome extension that integrates budget/credit card info into Amazon to help shoppers stay within their means
DaniRuizPerez/EyeMovementDetection
Final project for the Computer Vision course in my senior year of my undergrad in computer science
KlausMikhaelson/SpyPooch
Save your maniac pet with SpyPooch, it scans the game and using tensorflowJs detects if there is a dog or cat leaving the gate or not and if it does leaves than it will just send a message to the owner using twilio api and record that small clip when the dog/cat is leaving the gate
preetirachel/Happy-Birthday-Card-using-HTML---CSS
A virtual birthday card i made for my moms birthday using html and css
udit1707/BourBaki
Hack-ED v1.0 Hackathon Winners Repository
ChrisThompsonTX/AmityLianne.com
Birthday Website for mom
PozaTR/roci-Invitation
Retirement party invitation
ayushigeorge/Arpana-Rajasthan
ayushigeorge/CodeCluase_JulyInternship
berfinas/supply-chain-design-between-production-facilities
senior year capstone project
Coder-X27/MainSIH
dominion-30/RETIREMENT_PARTY
inmemoriamfried2021/FriedRetirementParty2019
Jay-Bhavsar/SIH-23
KlausMikhaelson/trick-generator
A website to help you get simple tricks you can use in your applications with html and css
lexicalgeek/lexicalgeek.github.io
Single page website for mom's retirement party...
mihatratnik/retirement-party-in-valencia
Just a simple app for our family trip to Valencia.
oriondig/Dealing-with-Debt---Kumar-Amit-Karvy-private-Wealth
If money management isn't something you enjoy, consider my perspective. I look at managing my money as if it were a part-time job. The time you spend monitoring your finances will pay off. You can make real money by cutting expenses and earning more interest on savings and investments. I'd challenge you to find a part-time job where you could potentially earn as much money for just an hour or two of your time. Some personal finance experts think all debt is bad, but that isn’t necessarily so. A loan can make all the difference between getting a degree needed for a high-paying job, for example, owning your own home, or starting your own business—and losing those opportunities. Evaluate your debt to figure out what kind of debt you have so you can prioritize paying it down or using your money for other purposes. Two simple questions can help you decide if debt is “good” or “bad”: Is the debt temporary or a lifestyle? And is it worth it? Student Loans The average person carries $27,000 in student loan debt—a huge burden. The good news is you can refinance your student loans and save over a thousand dollars in doing so. You might even be able to get your student loans forgiven or paid for by your employer and eliminate that debt entirely. If you need help managing your loans, Tuitio.io can help you find the most effective plan to tackle your student loans or you can use simple Excel formulas to compare different student loan options. Pay Off Your Credit Cards with Balance Transfer You’ve probably received offers in the mail that promise to consolidate all your credit card debt into one low-interest bill—either through a debt consolidation loan or credit card balance transfers. Are they a good idea? While attractive, debt consolidation loans usually don’t make sense if the loan will cost you more over the long haul compared to paying your cards down faster. With credit card balance transfer offers (e.g., 0% promotional APRs), you’d have to pay a fee for transferring your debt to the other card and make sure you pay all the debt off before the promotional period is over. In both cases, do the math to make sure it’s worth it. Negotiate your Credit Card Loans A lower interest rate will help you pay off your credit card balances faster. All you have to do is ask, and if you’re successful, you can save hundreds or thousands of dollars, depending on your credit card balance. If you’ve got medical bills—one of the biggest sources of financial distress and common causes of debt—you might be able to get financial aid from the hospital or negotiate that medical bill. You might be able to settle other debts if you can’t pay them back completely. Pay Your Most Painful Debts First All debt is sort of painful and can take an emotional toll on us. While there are lots of approaches to tackling debt, consider paying off the ones that have the biggest emotional impact on you. For example, pay off that loan from your in-laws before your pay down your credit card. Also, personalizing your debt could make you more motivated to pay it off more quickly: Remember what you bought with the debt in the first place to prevent you from getting into more debt or feel better when you pay it down. Pay Down Debt and Invest at the Same Time You want to get rid of your debt but you need an emergency fund and don’t want to lose out on the power of compounding to help with your retirement savings. It doesn’t have to be an either/or situation. You can pay down debt and invest at the same time. Perhaps prioritize your most expensive debts (ones with interest rates above 6%) and save some money as well. Budget for an emergency fund, debt, and retirement. This hybrid approach appeals to our emotional needs while also meeting our financial goals.
tetxinha/dadsretirementparty
A celebration of 66y and 4m - retirement party
xtmal91/MomBday
Moms Birthday