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- Scribd: Home to the world’s documents. www.scribd.com Get to the source. Specialized knowledge on any topic, and answers you won’t find anywhere else. Home to the world’s documents, 300M+ and counting. 0 0
- OpenRefine openrefine.org OpenRefine is a powerful free, open source tool for working with messy data: cleaning it; transforming it from one format into another; and extending it with web services and external data.Our goal is to empower everyone to meaningfully engage with data by providing an accessible open source tool and nurturing a diverse, supportive community. 0 0
- GIN.IO gin.io A fast, low-latency, low-memory footprint, web JSON-API framework with Test Driven Development helpers and patterns 0 0
- Theory Dish – Stanford's CS Theory Research Blog theorydish.blog Stanford's CS Theory Research Blog 0 0
- GitHub does dotfiles - dotfiles.github.io dotfiles.github.io Why would I want my dotfiles on GitHub?If you’re just starting out, before you go symlinking everything in ~/*, you might want to check out some tutorials that discuss how you can organize your dotfiles. Next, you could look through the general-purpose dotfiles utilities to find a system you can use to manage your dotfiles. Some tool-specific frameworks could save you time in customizing specific programs like your shell.Prefer to start from a popular base configuration? Check out dotfiles boots 0 0
- Hyperlogloglog carlos.bueno.org Back in ancient times, when individual datums were hard to come by and therefore perceived as valuable, people trusted almost all of the data that came their way. Later, data became so plentiful that people could afford to disbelieve some of it, make judgements about its quality, speculate about the possible motives of the people supplying it, get sloppy about grammatical rules regarding plurals, and so on. Much later the flood of data became so immense that all you could do was watch it rush 0 0
- (or emacs · irrelevant) oremacs.com In 2020, I managed to squeeze out just one post. Well, 2021 ran out just as fast as 2020. So here we are:This year, I'll review a really cool package I've found. It's not new, I just didn't manage to stumble upon it over the years. So it's new to me, and might be a useful pointer to others as well.Emmet-mode is a wonderful Emacs package which greatly improves HTML code generation. It's based on Emmet, so you can read up on the syntax here. I've discovered it quite recently after reading Arjen W 0 0
- Redirecting unimport.hakancelik.dev 0 0
- www.happydaze.se www.happydaze.se 0 0
- Clockwork Chilli - Wade Game Engine clockworkchilli.com A unique combination of a powerful JS framework + an amazing set of authoring tools, WADE doesn't force you to do things one way or another - you are in charge! Watch a 3-minute video overview to see what WADE can doWonder what you can do with WADE? The possibilities are endless. However here's what we did do with itCardlings is a fine strategy game powered by WADE. Find out more 0 0
- threat-intelligence.eu - Supporting threat intelligence analysts in finding the right open standards www.threat-intelligence.eu threat-intelligence.eu is a website providing an exhaustive list of all the open standards, tools and methologies in threat intelligence, analysis or sharing. 0 0
- cmdchallenge.com cmdchallenge.com One-line shell challenges, to help improve your skill on the commandline. 0 0
- DIISM Web Site www3.diism.unisi.it 0 0
- Space Pirates made with Babylon.js spacepirates.babylonjs.com 0 0
- SchemaCrawler - Free database schema discovery and comprehension tool www.schemacrawler.com Free database schema discovery and comprehension tool 0 0
- CSS Battle — Daily CSS Challenges, Games & Practice for Web Developers cssbattle.dev Compete in fun CSS games and challenges. Recreate target images in the shortest CSS code possible — daily CSS practice, real-time CSS battles, and shape/layout challenges. Free to play. 0 0
- Jiahong Li — Researcher, Founder, Artist harveylijh.github.io Computational Media Ph.D. researcher at UC Santa Cruz studying player behavior, AI gameplay support, and tools for interpreting evidence in games and learning. 0 0
- pGenie | SQL-first code generator for PostgreSQL pgenie.io pGenie is a SQL-first code generator for PostgreSQL: validates SQL, manages indexes, and generates type-safe client SDKs from plain migrations and queries. 0 0
- BARABASI LAB barabasi.com 0 0
- EECS Instructional Support Group Home Page inst.eecs.berkeley.edu 0 0
- pgTAP: Unit Testing for PostgreSQL pgtap.org pgTAP is a suite of database functions that make it easy to write TAP-emitting unit tests in psql scripts or xUnit-style test functions. The TAP output is suitable for harvesting, analysis, and reporting by a TAP harness, such as those used in Perl applications.Why would you want to unit test your database? Well, there are a couple of scenarios in which it can be useful.So you write PostgreSQL-backed applications, maybe in Rails, or Django, or Cata 0 0
- mewe - The Next-Gen Social Network mewe.com Brilliant features with no BS. No Targeted Ads. No Spyware. mewe is the Next-Gen Social Network. 0 0
- Home – DVC dvc.org Open-source version control system for Data Science and Machine Learning projects. Git-like experience to organize your data, models, and experiments. 0 0
- Better Dev Link - Resource around the web on becoming a better programmer betterdev.link A weekly news letter of resource around the web on becoming a better developer 0 0
