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  • Dec 19, 2025

    obsidian-url-into-selection

    Paste URLs into selected text “notion style”

    Insert links (URLs) into a selected text “notion-style” using regular Ctrl/Cmd + V

    Also works the other way around, inserts text into a selected link (URL) by command palette/hotkey(need to be set manually)

    Tags: #typescript • obsidian-md • obsidian-plugin

  • Dec 18, 2025

    taxonworks

    Workbench for biodiversity informatics.

    TaxonWorks is a web-based workbench designed for taxonomists and biodiversity scientists. It provides tools to help you capture, organize, and enhance your data, collaborate with others, and prepare your work for analysis and publication. With TaxonWorks, you can easily manage your research data, share it with colleagues, and streamline the process of analyzing and publishing your findings.

    To get more information on the project, its vision, and scope see taxonworks.org and docs.taxonworks.org.

    Tags: #ruby • species • biodiversity-informatics

  • Dec 18, 2025

    other_video_transcoding

    Other tools to transcode videos.

    Other tools to transcode videos.

    [!NOTE] This project is still being maintained but development is not very active. Why? Because I’m focusing my energy on the redesigned and rewritten version of transcode-video.rb from my Video Transcoding project. And I would recommend using that tool instead of other-transcode.rb because it’s much less complex while still leveraging the modern era of transcoding technology.

    Tags: #ruby

  • Dec 18, 2025

    Self-Driving-Car-in-Video-Games

    A deep neural network that learns to drive in video games

    We provide pretrained T.E.D.D. 1104 models that you can use for real-time inference :)
    The models are trained using 130 GB of human labelled data.
    The model has been trained in first-person-view with a route to follow in the minimap.
    The model has learned to drive a large variety of vehicles in different weather conditions (Sun, night, sunny, rain…).
    For each model we provide the best and the last epoch.
    See Software and HOW-TO Section for instructions on how run the models.

    Tags: #python • pytorch • self-driving-car

  • Dec 17, 2025

    Open-LLaVA-NeXT

    An open-source implementation for training LLaVA-NeXT.

    An open-source implementation of LLaVA-NeXT series for facilitating the large multi-modal model community.

    Resources: [🤗HuggingFace]

    Tags: #python • chatbot • chatgpt

  • Dec 17, 2025

    tt9

    A T9 keyboard for Android devices with a hardware keypad.

    TT9 is a 12-key T9 keyboard for devices with a hardware numpad. It supports predictive text typing in 40+ languages, configurable hotkeys, text editing with undo/redo, and an on-screen keypad that can turn your smartphone into a Nokia from the 2000s. And, best of all, it doesn’t spy on you!

    This is a modernized version of the original project by Clam-.

    Tags: #java • android • keyboard

  • Dec 17, 2025

    paperai

    📄 🤖 AI for medical and scientific papers

    The easiest way to install is via pip and PyPI

    pip install paperai

    Python 3.10+ is supported. Using a Python virtual environment is recommended.

    paperai can also be installed directly from GitHub to access the latest, unreleased features.

    pip install git+https://github.com/neuml/paperai

    See this link to help resolve environment-specific install issues.

    Tags: #python • machine-learning • nlp

  • Dec 16, 2025

    request_store

    Per-request global storage for Rack.

    Ever needed to use a global variable in Rails? Ugh, that’s the worst. If you need global state, you’ve probably reached for Thread.current. Like this:

    def self.foo
  Thread.current[:foo] ||= 0
end

def self.foo=(value)
  Thread.current[:foo] = value
end

    Ugh! I hate it. But you gotta do what you gotta do…

    Tags: #ruby

  • Dec 16, 2025

    simp-core

    The base SIMP build repository

    Tags: #ruby • simp • puppet

  • Dec 15, 2025

    asks

    Async requests-like httplib for python.

    asks is an async requests-like HTTP lib, for use in conjunction with the wonderful curio and trio async libs.

    asks aims to have a mostly familiar API, using simple functions/methods like get() for getting and post() for posting. At the heart of asks is a session class which makes interacting with the web in a sustained and fluid way fast, efficient, and simple. Check out the examples!

    Tags: #python • curio • trio

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