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Telescope is a publishing platform focused on simplicity, speed, and privacy. It offers an editor for images, videos, tweets, and code blocks, and provides free SSL and CDN, unlimited posts and pageviews, and a REST API. A paid Plus/Pro tier adds custom domains, style changes, branding removal, unlimited blogs, and extended statistics.
Tenacity is an easy-to-use, cross-platform multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, macOS, Linux and other operating systems, developed by volunteers as open-source software. It supports recording from real or virtual audio devices, import and export of many audio formats extendible with FFmpeg, up to 32-bit float audio, and VST, LV2 and AU plug-ins.
RAND terrorism incidents database for searching attacks, locations, groups, and event details.
TestDisk is free and open source data recovery software designed to recover lost partitions and unerase deleted files. It can fix partition tables, rebuild FAT and NTFS boot sectors, and undelete files from FAT, exFAT, NTFS and ext2 filesystems. It runs on DOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, SunOS and MacOS X.
Text Mechanic is a collection of free browser-based text manipulation tools, each addressing a single task. Tools include adding prefixes or suffixes to lines, adding or removing line breaks, counting characters, words and lines, extracting delimited columns, find and replace, removing duplicate or empty lines, and removing extra spaces. Processing is client-side, so text does not leave the browser.
Text to LinkedIn Translator is a translation tool accessible through Kagi Translate. It uses powerful AI models to instantly and accurately translate content between any languages, including for LinkedIn. A free Kagi account includes a monthly translation allowance with no payment card required. The paid Translate Individual plan costs $8 per month plus tax, granting full access to all features under a fair use policy. Included features are text and document translation, proofreading, audio transcription, a browser extension, multiple translation quality modes, and alternative translations with word insights.
Text To Multiple Images SDXL is a Hugging Face Space created by ruslanmv. It allows users to input text prompts to generate detailed images, with options to add extra details, set iteration counts, and provide a seed for reproducible results. The space is currently paused.
Text To Sql Example Explanation is a Hugging Face Space created by user suriya7. It accepts natural language queries and table details as input, and outputs a corresponding SQL query, sample query results, and an explanation of the generated query.
This Hugging Face Space generates SQL queries from natural language for datasets on Hugging Face; users enter a dataset and a query. The Space is currently paused, and the author can be asked to restart it.
TextBlob is a Python library for processing textual data. It offers a simple API for natural language processing tasks including part-of-speech tagging, noun phrase extraction, sentiment analysis, classification, and tokenization. The documentation lists features such as word and phrase frequencies, parsing n-grams, lemmatization, spelling correction, and WordNet integration. It builds on NLTK and pattern, and new models or languages can be added through extensions.
TextOptimizer is a browser extension for checking SEO signals, page data, rankings, or website metrics.
An unofficial Telegram client based on Telegram Desktop that adds extra features. It provides 64-bit builds for Windows, Linux and macOS. Source code is available, and a discussion group exists. It was formerly named Telegram Desktop x64.
The Analytics Engineering Roundup is a Substack newsletter curating articles on analytics engineering and its adjacent ecosystem, curated by Tristan Handy. He describes analytics engineering as creating and disseminating knowledge within organizations, covering cloud data platforms, dimensional modeling and data quality.
A book by Roger D. Peng and Elizabeth Matsui, dated 2017, about data analysis as an art. It discusses the thought process behind data analysis and covers R software development for building data science tools, including handling complex data, building R packages and custom data visualizations.
The Bayeux Tapestry online project is a high-resolution digital representation of the 11th-century embroidered Bayeux Tapestry, a 70-meter canvas depicting the 1066 Norman conquest of England. The project was developed by the City of Bayeux, DRAC Normandie, University of Caen and CNRS, offering free scene-by-scene public access for non-commercial use, with commercial use and image extraction prohibited.
The Border Mail is a daily newspaper serving Albury-Wodonga and surrounding regions. Since 1903, it has provided information, advocacy, entertainment and connection. Based on the NSW-Victoria border, its reach extends to towns including Wangaratta, Yarrawonga, Benalla, Corowa and Beechworth. It is a masthead of Australian Community Media and offers a digital platform providing news at all hours.
The Catalogue of Life is described as the most complete authoritative list of the world's species, maintained by hundreds of global taxonomists. It lists species counts for Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, and other kingdoms. The active release is COL26.9 XR, and the catalogue includes a base release verified by taxonomic experts and an Extended Release with extra data.
The Data Engineering Show is a podcast for data engineering and BI practitioners. It features discussions with tech influencers about practical day-to-day data challenges and solutions. Episodes are available on platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Pocket Casts.
A personal blog by Chris Said, a data scientist at Propel. The blog is mostly about statistics, technology, and science, and the site links to blog posts on topics such as A/B testing and statistics.
A paid monthly recap newsletter for AI engineers covering December 2023 developments. It frames AI industry activity around four areas: Data Wars, the GPU Rich/Poor War, the Multimodality War, and the RAG/Ops War, and also recaps top items for AI engineers.
The GDELT Project monitors broadcast, print and web news from nearly every country in over 100 languages, identifying people, locations, organizations, themes, sources, emotions, counts, quotes, images and events. Its archives date back to January 1, 1979 and update every 15 minutes. Data can be downloaded as raw CSV files, visualized with the GDELT Analysis Service, or queried with Google BigQuery.
A community-driven database for intro, recap, credits, and preview timestamps for TV shows and movies. Related projects include plugins and addons for Jellyfin, Emby, Kodi, Stremio Enhanced and IINA, an MPV script, a browser extension, an NPM package and a Plex sync tool.
A 2001 book by Chris Sherman and Gary Price examining the nature and extent of the Invisible Web and offering pathfinders for accessing its content, aimed at novice and advanced web searchers. Chapters cover the development of the Internet, search engines and web directories, why search engines cannot see invisible web content, how to recognize it, and when to use it. A directory section lists more than 1,000 Invisible Web sites by topic.
A page mirroring documentation extracted from the Linux kernel for web access, linking to mainline and linux-next kernel documentation, README files, standards documents applicable to the kernel, videos and other kernel documentation pages. It also lists translations and documentation on memory management.
