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Gift4Designer is a site for browsing and downloading free fonts, templates, graphics and design resources. Its asset feed lists fonts, HTML5 portfolio templates, WordPress themes, Keynote templates and video intros contributed by various designers.
Giselle is an open source AI app builder hosted on GitHub under the giselles-ai organization. It is designed for building applications using AI, with repository documentation covering introduction, quick start, features, use cases and usage instructions.
Gopeed is a fast, modern, cross-platform download manager that supports HTTP, BitTorrent, Magnet, and ed2k protocols. It is built using Golang and Flutter, and is hosted as the GopeedLab/gopeed repository on GitHub. The repository includes sections for an introduction, features, AI integration, and download resources.
HamStudy.org provides free amateur radio flash cards, practice tests, and question pools, along with question explanations and an introduction to ham radio. Study material is organized by exam, including Technician, General, Amateur Extra, and other question pools; user registration is free.
The HP Computer Museum is a collection of HP computing products introduced between 1966 and 1991. It covers calculators, desktop computers, computer systems, tape and disc drives, plotters, printers, digitizers and other hardware, plus software, documentation and promotional materials. The site states it is not affiliated with HP Inc. or Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
After Effects template marketplace for intros, motion graphics, transitions, and video projects.
Hypercubing is the hobby of solving twisty puzzles such as the Rubik's cube in higher dimensions. Twisty puzzle movements are mathematically defined and can be generalized to higher spatial dimensions, with the puzzles visualized and simulated using computer software. The site offers an introduction to 4D, an FAQ, hypercubing software downloads, a progression section and a Discord server.
Imagen is a text-to-image diffusion model from Google Research's Brain Team that creates photorealistic images from input text. It builds on large transformer language models for text understanding and cascaded diffusion models for image generation. The project also introduced DrawBench, a benchmark for comparing text-to-image models.
PyTTI is a toolkit that facilitates image generation, animation, and manipulation through processes described as a human artist collaborating with AI assistants. The project states that users do not need to be deep learning experts or know coding to use the tools.
A free, self-paced beginner course on data science foundations. It covers the data science life cycle, tasks, programming languages, machine learning, and the analytics landscape, with an assessment. Study materials are provided after enrollment, and a certificate of completion is offered.
IPython notebooks from Data School's video tutorials on scikit-learn.
Jackbox Utility is an open-source application for Windows, Linux and macOS that launches Jackbox games. It lists installed games in one application and skips the intro and Pack menu for faster launching. It also offers ratings and custom tier lists, filtering and sorting by number of players, family-friendly and moderation, and game info such as videos, images and descriptions.
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.
Kimi K2 is a large language model series developed by Moonshot AI. The repository includes model introductions, key features, model variants, summaries, and evaluation results. It is hosted on GitHub as an open-source project.
Kyoo is a self-hosted media server focused on video content such as movies, series and anime, positioned as an alternative to Jellyfin or Plex. It requires no folder structure and aims for low maintenance without manual metadata edits. Its features include dynamic transcoding, subtitle support and intro/credit detection. Clients include web, Android and Android TV.
Learn Eberban is a free and open-source book for studying the constructed language Eberban. It teaches the language up to an intermediate level and reads like a book, with each chapter introducing a concept alongside vocabulary and example sentences. The course is marked as out of date and on indefinite hiatus.
A guide that introduces data processing and cleaning in JavaScript, teaching how to load, modify and transform data using JavaScript libraries. It covers tasks geared around preparing data for further analysis and visualization, demonstrated with core JavaScript API, d3.js and lodash. It assumes some basic knowledge of JavaScript.
A draft curriculum of topics presented from a minimalist perspective. The material is designed for use on a phone or tablet, according to the author. Curriculums listed as in progress include Machine Learning, Security, Math, TAOCP, and Software with introductory courses such as Functional CS, Accelerated CS, and SICP. A Discord channel is mentioned for community.
An introductory machine learning course taught by Caltech Professor Yaser Abu-Mostafa, recorded from a live broadcast and available as a free online MOOC. It covers basic theory, algorithms and applications across 18 lectures, with homework sets and a final exam. Prerequisites are basic probability, matrices and calculus.
libcom.org is a volunteer-run archive of texts on anarchist and libertarian communist history and organizing, offering material on strikes, revolutions and movements. It also provides practical resources such as an introduction to work and a guide to setting up an anti-raids group. The site is funded entirely by volunteers and offers its archive free of charge.
Line of Action provides reference photos and practice tools for visual artists, including figure drawing, animal drawing, hands and feet drawing and face and expression practice. A fifteen-minute tutorial introduces the tools. The site was built and maintained by one person, with original features provided free.
Ludwig is a low-code framework for building custom large language models, neural networks, and other AI models. The project's repository includes introductory documentation, release notes for version 0.16, installation guides, quick start materials, and resources for instruction fine-tuning of LLMs.
The Markdown Tutorial is a lesson-based site teaching Markdown, a plaintext way to write content for the web. Each lesson introduces a single Markdown concept followed by exercises. It states formatting in Markdown has a gentle learning curve and covers bold text, headers and lists.
Mesh TensorFlow is a tool designed to simplify model parallelism for distributed computation, hosted as a GitHub repository under the TensorFlow organization. The repository includes an introduction, guidance on use cases, and a getting started guide.
