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The Polygon Blog publishes news, analysis and deep dives from the team behind Polygon Open Money Stack, covering stablecoin payments, cross-border infrastructure and enterprise fintech. Posts include updates on the Open Money Stack payments platform.
Supports teaching, studying or skills practice with AI-guided learning tools.
Common solutions and tools developed by Google Cloud's Professional Services team. This repository and its contents are not an officially supported Google product.
ProjectSend is a free, open source (GPLv2) self-hosted platform for sharing files with clients from your own server. The same team also runs ProjectSend Cloud, an official hosted version of the service.
Promptfoo is an AI security testing platform that integrates into development workflows. It connects to AI apps, agents and CI/CD pipelines, generates context-aware attacks, and provides remediation guidance in pull requests. It offers red teaming, an open-source edition and integrations including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins and MCP.
Promptfoo is a tool for testing AI prompts, agents and RAG systems. It supports red teaming, penetration testing and vulnerability scanning for AI, enables performance comparison across models including GPT, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek, uses simple declarative configuration, and integrates with command line and CI/CD workflows.
PromptLayer is a prompt management platform for AI engineering teams. It offers prompt versioning, large language model evaluation tools, and AI agent observability via tracing, logs, and regression sets, plus a visual editor for prompt iteration and collaboration.
Proton Sheets is an end-to-end encrypted online spreadsheet application from Proton. It enables users to protect and analyze sensitive data, collaborate with clients, and keep teams aligned. The software supports importing Excel or Google Sheets files, real-time collaboration, calculations, budgeting, project management, and progress tracking. It is part of Proton Drive's suite of productivity tools.
PubData is the institutional repository of the Leuphana University of Lüneburg. It lets researchers, teachers, students and cooperation partners archive and publish research data and publications free of charge. Publications appear in open access, while access to research data may be free or restricted. The whole collection is searchable worldwide and reusable under the specified usage licence.
PUBLC was an AI-powered search engine that rewarded its community through the PUBLX token. A farewell notice states that the project has come to an end and that the team is building a successor called Society AI.
Puzzlemaker is a puzzle generation tool from Discovery Education for teachers, students and parents. It creates customized puzzles such as word search, criss-cross, math puzzles, mazes and cryptograms from the user's own word lists, and puzzles can be printed.
pwn.college is an education platform where learners develop and practice core cybersecurity skills in a hands-on fashion. It is maintained by a team of hackers at Arizona State University and powers much of ASU's cybersecurity curriculum. The platform is open and free to participants worldwide.
PyCUDA is a software project associated with Andreas Klöckner, who teaches and conducts research in scientific computing at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The project has a dedicated documentation site.
Pyro is a deep probabilistic programming library built on PyTorch, described as universal, scalable, minimal and flexible. It can represent any computable probability distribution and was originally developed at Uber AI, now maintained by community contributors including a team at the Broad Institute. It became a project of the Linux Foundation in 2019. It installs via pip as pyro-ppl.
Teaching page by John M. Zelle, Ph.D., for an introductory computer science textbook written in Python and published by Franklin, Beedle & Associates. It links edition-specific public resources for four editions and offers graphics.py, a simple graphics library released under the GPL for introducing object-oriented concepts. Instructor resources including problem solutions and exam questions are available from the publisher.
A GitHub repository containing search plugins used by the search feature in qBittorrent. It serves as a hub for third-party contributors to gather and share plugins and is maintained by community contributors rather than the qBittorrent core team. Python 3 is required since Python 2 support was removed.
QuickCreator describes itself as an AI content team for solo founders that produces articles in the user's voice intended to rank on Google and be cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. Plans range from $29 per month to custom enterprise pricing, with a 7-day free trial.
Quick, Draw! is a machine learning game developed by Google Creative Lab and Data Arts Team. Players draw objects within a 20-second time limit, and a neural network attempts to identify the drawing. Completed drawings are added to a publicly available doodling dataset to support machine learning research. The game supports multiple languages.
Quilt is a scientific data management platform hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) that helps teams and AI systems locate, verify the trustworthiness of, and reuse data via deeply versioned, context-rich data packages.
Qwen3-Coder is the code version of the Qwen3 large language model series from the Qwen team. It is offered in multiple sizes, including Qwen3-Coder-480B-A35B-Instruct, Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct and Qwen3-Coder-Next, and the repository supports platforms such as Qwen Code, CLINE and Claude Code.
Qwen3-Omni is a natively end-to-end omni-modal large language model developed by the Qwen team at Alibaba Cloud. It can process text, audio, images, and video inputs, and generate speech in real time. The project's resources are hosted on a public GitHub repository.
Qwen3-TTS is an open-source series of text-to-speech models developed by the Qwen team at Alibaba Cloud. It supports speech generation, streaming output, free-form voice design and voice cloning, and covers ten major languages with dialectal voice profiles. The release includes models of 0.6B and 1.7B parameters.
This site hosts the first edition of R for Data Science, published January 2017, a book teaching data science with R: importing data, structuring, transforming, visualising and modelling it, plus grammar of graphics, literate programming and reproducible research. The site notes the edition is out of date and points to a second edition.
An online book by Hadley Wickham and Jennifer Bryan teaching how to create R packages, the units of shareable, reusable and reproducible R code. It covers turning code into packages others can download and use, is free to read online under a license, and can be ordered in print.
