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Catchascience is a blog by year 11 IGCSE students who share knowledge and experiences with other students. The project plans to produce videos explaining areas of academic subjects, focusing on major science subjects, with revision and classroom materials.
Cheese.com is a database of specialty cheeses from around the world, with browsing by type, country, milk, texture and color. It also offers recipes, storage and cutting tips, wine pairings, cheese hampers, a blog and a retailers directory.
Chirr App is a Twitter author tool for writing and scheduling threads, editing published tweets, replying with a thread, and rotating evergreen tweets. It offers a distraction-free editor, drafts, auto-split for blog content, media attachments, cross-posting to LinkedIn and Mastodon, and multiple account connections.
The City of Toronto Open Data Portal is a catalogue where users can browse and find open datasets published by the City of Toronto. It also offers ways to connect with the team, request new datasets, submit projects, and view events and blog posts.
A blog post explaining CLIP, a transformer model from OpenAI that matches text embeddings with image embeddings. It offers high-level prompt engineering tips for generative art and includes over 3500 prompt output examples, along with a section of Colab notebook links.
Codrops is a web design and development blog founded in 2009. It publishes articles, tutorials, and demos on frontend techniques, interactive experiences, and creative web design, and maintains a showcase of hand-picked website demos.
ComicFury is a free, advertisement-free webcomic hosting service. It provides a customizable website for each comic, with an author blog, RSS feeds and a comment system, and requires no technical knowledge. Users can host unlimited webcomics and add their own domains.
An AI social media content creation tool that generates on-brand posts, graphics and carousels from a topic, blog URL or video, writes captions, and schedules publishing to LinkedIn and Instagram. It offers free templates, a free plan and a no-login option to try.
CoolBackgrounds is a web-based collection of tools for generating colorful background images suitable for use as blog and website visuals, desktop wallpapers, or mobile wallpapers. The platform currently offers tools for creating trianglify abstract triangle patterns, particle graphics, CSS gradients, gradient topography designs, and accessing images from Unsplash, with plans to add more tools over time.
A blog post on OSINTCurio.us about conducting open-source intelligence research on cars and other motor vehicles. It describes vehicle identifiers such as the 17-digit VIN and license plates, notes that license plate records are often not available for free or through OSINT, and gives an overview of sources, mainly for the United States.
A blog post presenting a learning curriculum for becoming a data scientist, visualized as a metro map. The overall plan is organized progressively into areas or domains, each represented as a metro line with stations depicting topics.
CustomPod is a personalized AI podcast service that delivers daily audio briefings on selected topics. It builds feeds from blogs, web searches, social media and personal content, and offers AI summaries, daily briefings and filtering. A free plan includes unlimited episodes and briefing sections, while a Pro plan at $4.99 per month adds automatic briefing generation and premium voices.
Analyst posts on deep- and dark-web activity, threat actors and underground communities.
DaltonLens is a project offering software and technical posts about color blindness, aiming to simplify the life of color blind people with utility software and a technical blog. Software includes a desktop utility for macOS, Windows and Linux and an online color blindness simulator. Development includes DaltonLens-Python and libDaltonLens.
A personal blog by Daniel Forsyth presenting data analysis posts, including an analysis of 2019 NFC East offensive spending versus production with nflfastR, a StockX data contest entry, mapping of NYC taxi data, and NBA Twitter emoji and word embedding work.
Dark Site Finder is a website with a light pollution map, updated with 2022 data, intended to help users find dark skies. It also includes a listing of dark sites and blog posts about stargazing, photography and astronomical events.
Data School is a blog about data science and machine learning. Its posts cover topics such as the difference between AI and machine learning, learning scikit-learn, AI progress, and using pandas for calculations. Posts are tagged by subject including Python, AI, and machine learning.
Data Science 101 is a blog started in 2012 by Ryan Swanstrom about learning to become a data scientist. It covers getting started, data science career tips, free learning resources, videos, and academic papers.
Datacast is the personal blog and podcast series of James Le. It features written posts and podcast episodes covering topics such as data infrastructure, data observability, responsible AI, product management, and data engineering.
Data News is a Tumblr blog with information, data and behind-the-scenes details from the WNYC Data News Team. Posts describe data projects, including a judicial election tool and a town hall tracker.
A blog documenting a self-designed open source data science master's program. Posts cover a six-month plan to become a data scientist, study examples after one month, MOOCs versus classroom learning, and a final project using the D3.js library to present what was learned.
Deep Dream Generator is an AI image and video generation service. It offers 30+ AI models for text-to-image, video generation, and image editing, with no signup required to start creating. The site also hosts community creations, AI prompts, and a blog.
TidGi is a desktop note-taking and knowledge management application based on TiddlyWiki. It provides automatic Git backup, offers a REST API for web clipping and Anki connection, and can be deployed as a blog. The project is under active development.
Docusaurus is an optimized site generator built with React. It builds documentation websites, blogs, marketing pages and more from MDX, producing static HTML files. It supports translations, document versioning and content search via Algolia.
