Project website
Ruby High
An AI school with short classes, teachers, and classmates. Visit its introduction to learn how the classes work and how to join.
ruby-high.ai
Visit Ruby HighRATi Open Software Foundation
Open tools.
Practical learning.
We are a Canadian nonprofit that publishes open software. Our mission is to help people understand and build technology. Start with RATi Check-In, our free tool for group questions in workshops and talks.
Free to use · Published source code · Based in Canada
01 / Made by RATi
RATi Check-In
Published by RATi Open Software Foundation. Hosted at rati.foundation/checkin; source published as rati-osf/tap-away.
A question for the room.
A starting point for discussion.
RATi Check-In lets a host ask a question, share a QR code, and show live group totals. Participants answer with emoji taps on their phones.
- Choose a question, up to four topics, and four answers.
- Share the join link or QR code with your group.
- Compare totals before and after a talk, then copy the totals for a report.
For example, a facilitator can ask how familiar a group is with scams, deepfakes, and sources of help. The answers can guide the discussion.
Check-In stores board text and group totals. Boards expire 90 days after their last use. The host can delete a board at any time.
02 / Explore software and research
Try a project.
Read how it works.
These links open the other projects featured on this site. Their websites and repositories provide the project details.
Research by the atimics GitHub account
Tiny Literary LM
A research repository for small language models and reasoning systems written in C. Start with the model card, then explore the code and experiments.
github.com/atimics/zero-grounded-literary-lm
Read the model cardProject website
Signal
A multiplayer space mining game. Its play link opens the game directly, where players mine asteroids and supply stations.
signal.ratimics.com
Open the game
Check-In / Tap Away
We published the Check-In source as Tap Away under the MIT licence. The repository includes setup instructions, a guide for hosts, and the software that runs the service.
Read the source release ↗04 / Take part
Use it. Help improve it.
Try Check-In for a group discussion, suggest a change, or ask about using it in your setting.