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Tunebat is a music database that provides key and BPM information for songs, with data on release date, label, energy, happiness, and danceability. It offers DJ recommendations for harmonic mixing and audio utilities including a key and BPM finder, vocal remover, song mastering, BPM tapper, and metronome.
UltraBox is a mod of BeepBox intended to combine other beepmods into one. Notes are placed in patterns that play simultaneously across rows, with the bottom row for drums. Song data is stored in the browser URL, which updates as changes are made and can be copied to save and share a song.
DFIR tool for parsing URLs, timestamps, IDs, and encoded values into readable investigation clues.
Urocissa is a free and open source self-hosted gallery built with Rust and Vue, designed for massive photo collections. It serves millions of photos on a 4GB RAM server using an in-memory cached database and virtual scrolling. It offers instant boolean search and a standalone executable for Windows and Linux.
Val Town is a platform for deploying code to live URLs. It supports cron jobs, REST APIs, webhooks, email, SQLite data storage, npm and Deno modules, and generating images and PDFs. A CLI allows editing code locally and deploying changes instantly, and AI coding tools can be used with it.
A lightweight, self-hosted workspace for databases that runs in the browser and is also available as a desktop app or terminal CLI. It offers spreadsheet-style data editing, a visual schema graph and a query scratchpad, with optional AI features through a chosen provider.
A seven-week online class starting October 24th, 2022, that demystifies the text-to-image process and helps designers and artists gain control over the tools. It explores several significant options and the controversy of how these models gathered their training data. The class is geared toward people who have never used these tools or used them a little.
Wotaku's music page collects music-related resources on one page, including streaming services, anime music sites, radio stations, and utility sites. It links to local players for phone and PC, server software, and music information databases. The page also includes an audio glossary for learning audio basics.
ZPar is an open-source statistical parser hosted on GitHub. It offers universal language support contingent on the availability of training data, with dedicated language-specific features for Chinese and English. The tool supports word segmentation, part-of-speech tagging, dependency parsing, and phrase-structure parsing.
