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Desmos Studio develops free digital math tools, including Graphing, Scientific, Geometry, and 3D Calculators, as well as Notebook. The tools are available for exploration, with examples provided for user inspiration.
DriversCollection.com is a free web library of device drivers for computer hardware. The site lists drivers for notebooks, video, printers, mainboards and other hardware categories, searchable by manufacturer. It states that drivers are stored on its servers and are available for free download.
Emanote creates websites from plain-text notes. It supports Markdown, Wiki-links and directories, and offers HTML templates for theming. The project states it can build personal webpages, blogs, wikis, Zettelkasten, notebooks, knowledge bases and documentation, and includes a live preview that updates in real time.
Flotes is a Markdown note-taking application designed for learning. It organizes notes into notebooks and offers study, summary, canvas and wiki views, including fill-in-the-blank study with spaced repetition. Notes are written in plain Markdown and can be imported, exported and shared.
Flyflow is a GitHub organization with public repositories including an OpenAPI specification for the Flyflow API, a service framework, a Python library, and demo applications and notebooks. The organization page lists no public members.
Franchise is an open-source SQL notebook for desktop. It runs a version of the SQLite engine in the browser, so processing happens locally, and users can load CSV, JSON, or XLSX files by dropping them in. A terminal command sets up a database bridge for connecting to PostgreSQL, MySQL, or BigQuery. Published notebooks can be downloaded as HTML documents.
Dnote is a command-line notebook that stores notes in a SQLite file and provides full-text search. It ships as a single binary without dependencies, works with the user's own text editor, and is free and open source. An optional self-hosted server with a REST API enables syncing notes across devices.
Google AI Pro for Students is a Google program providing free AI training and tools for students. It offers access to Gemini and Gemini Notebook to support exam preparation, writing improvement, and career development. The program includes resources to help students integrate AI into their study workflows.
Notebook by @johnowhitaker exploring Stable Diffusion details.
A freeCodeCamp handbook for developers on organizing AI agents for real business cases. It covers prerequisites, large language models, definitions of AI agents, and a decision algorithm for creating optimal agents, including checking budget, starting with one agent, and measuring performance. It uses a Google Research, Google DeepMind, and MIT paper as its primary source and code examples in a Google Colab notebook.
Joplin is a free, open-source note-taking and to-do application that organises notes into notebooks. Notes are stored in Markdown and are searchable, taggable and editable, with offline-first access, end-to-end encryption, plugins and themes, and sync via services including Nextcloud, Dropbox, OneDrive and Joplin Cloud. Apps exist for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS, plus a Firefox and Chrome web clipper.
Notebook with examples of using Jupyter Widgets in Colab, allowing interactive inputs.
This page is the Simple Widget Introduction of the Jupyter Widgets documentation. It describes widgets as eventful Python objects with a browser representation, used to build interactive GUIs for notebooks and synchronize information between Python and JavaScript. It covers display, views, closing widgets, and properties.
Kaggle search for finding datasets, notebooks, competitions, and data science projects.
KBase is the Department of Energy Systems Biology Knowledgebase, a software and data science platform for systems biology. It is intended for bench biologists and bioinformaticians, offering digital notebooks called Narratives for shareable, reproducible workflows with data, visualizations and commentary.
Kubeflow is described as the cloud native AI platform, composed of modular open source projects forming a Kubernetes-native stack for data and AI workloads. Its subprojects include Kubeflow Pipelines for building and deploying portable machine learning workflows, Kubeflow Trainer for distributed AI training and LLM fine-tuning, Kubeflow Katib for automated machine learning, Kubeflow Notebooks for interactive development environments, and Kubeflow Hub for indexing models and metadata. It is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project.
Kyso was a universal aggregator for all research formats that ceased operation on September 31, 2023, and is now maintained as an open source project. It launched in 2018 to help the data science community share insights and address collaboration challenges across varied workflows and tools, with an initial focus on Jupyter Notebooks. During its operation, it served thousands of users and hundreds of organizations.
Markor is a lightweight Android text editor for notes and to-do lists, supporting Markdown and todo.txt. It works completely offline, offers syntax highlighting, converts and shares documents as HTML and PDF, and includes an auto-save with undo and redo options. Notes are stored as plaintext files in a notebook folder, and the app has no ads or unnecessary permissions.
Maxima is a free, open-source computer algebra system written in Lisp with an emphasis on symbolic computation. It is based on the DOE-MACSYMA system and licensed under the GPL. Its capabilities include symbolic integration, 3D plotting, solving differential equations, manipulation of symbolic and numerical expressions, and high-precision numerical calculations. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac, with both terminal and notebook interface options, and has an active user community with frequent updates.
MicroPad is an open-source, free non-linear note-taking app with an infinite canvas for organising notes and notebooks. It runs in a web browser and on Windows, macOS and Linux, and supports μSync for synchronising notes across devices. It can import Evernote enex files and Markdown files, and export notes to markdown-formatted plain text.
Machine Learning Visualized is a book of Jupyter Notebooks that implement and mathematically derive machine learning algorithms from first principles. Each notebook's output is a visualization of the algorithm during training, converging at its optimal weights. Chapters cover optimization, clustering and reduction, linear models and activation functions, and neural networks.
nbshare.io is a platform for learning data analytics using Python and R. It hosts a collection of notebooks covering topics including artificial intelligence, machine learning, basic Python coding, data analytics, web scraping and other related technical subjects.
Nexusflow/NexusRaven-V2-13B is a 13-billion parameter language model available on Hugging Face. It is designed for zero-shot function calling and text generation, aiming to advance open-source artificial intelligence. The model can be used with libraries such as Transformers and provides instructions for deployment via inference providers, notebooks, and local applications.
Notesnook is an open-source note-taking app with end-to-end encryption, available as desktop, web and mobile clients. It supports notebooks, tags, favorites, pins, linked notes, an app lock and publishing a single note as a web page behind an optional password. It offers sync across devices and imports from Evernote, Google Keep, Obsidian, Joplin and other apps and formats.
