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Roadmap

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The Hamiltonian Principle

This roadmap is guided by the Hamiltonian Principle, inspired by Margaret Hamilton’s pioneering work on Apollo mission software.
Hamilton established that robustness, evaluation, and error management are not afterthoughts but core to engineering practice.

Her foresight in building error detection, recovery systems, and human-in-the-loop processes ensured that software could withstand uncertainty and still deliver mission-critical reliability.

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Internship Opportunity at imginate

Join us at imginate, an AI powered image generation web application.

About imginate

imginate is a modern web application built with Next.js, React, and TypeScript. We integrate leading AI APIs (OpenAI, Replicate) with Firebase for authentication and storage, Cloudinary for image hosting, and Tailwind CSS for responsive UI.

Role: AI & Full-Stack Engineering Intern

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Keywrds.ai has an unpaid internship opportunity for a CS student interested in developing skills in generative AI and full stack web development. We are a locally owned SaaS app in the generative AI and SEO/marketing automation space. To learn more about the product, please visit: https://keywrds.ai/

As part of the internship you can expect 1-1 guidance from the owner and you can expect to complete a portfolio ready feature.

Here's a sample of some of the items you'll work on:

Select an existing project feature/task for further development:

• Add Langhain and enhance the AI engine pipeline via tools and functions (python)
• Add Langsmith for observability and evaluation

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# Aliases Bash or Zsh (Mac)
# Edit .zshrc in vim or touch .bash_profile to your root directory and add the following commands, replacing [your-branch] with your branch name.
alias gcm='git commit -m'
alias gc='git clone'
alias gcb='git checkout -b [your-branch]'
alias ga='git add .'
alias gp='git push'
alias gpr='git push origin [your-branch]'
alias gba='git branch -a'
alias gs='git status'

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|=  b=(list @)  
?~  b   
  ~   
+6:t.b

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|=  n=@ud
:: We create a gate using rune "|=" and assign an unsigned integer "@ud" to face "n"
::
=/  t=@ud  1
:: Use the "=/" rune to create face "t" that accepts unsigned integers. Assign starting value "1". 
::
|-
:: Use the "|-" as the recursion point for the gate
::
?:  =(n 1)

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|=  end=@  `@p`end

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|=  n=*
?:  ?=(@ n)  
  =(0 (mod n 2)) :: returns %.y if atom is even and %.n if atom is odd.
"You entered a cell."

:: Using the ?@ rune with the code below returns a nest-fail
|=  n=*
?@  =(0 (mod n 2))
  "You entered an even atom"   
"You entered a cell."

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// Higher level numbers function 

function numbers(cb, x, y){
  return cb(x, y);
}

// First class functions

var add = (x, y) => x + y;
var subtract = (x, y) => x - y;