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Colonial Film Database is a website holding detailed information on over 6000 films showing images of life in the British colonies. Over 150 films are available for viewing online, and films can be searched or browsed by country, date, topic, or keyword. Over 350 important films include critical notes by an academic research team.
The Columbia Basin Water Hub is a data platform holding 452 datasets from 55 organizations across 12 collections. Data come from many sources and are shared under licences such as Creative Commons and the Open Government Licence. The hub team conducts a preliminary quality assurance and quality control protocol and assigns a Data Grade to each resource. Users are directed to each dataset's metadata and licence before use.
Columns is a list manager for organizing thoughts, notes, tasks, projects, watchlists and plans. The site describes lists as useful for planning, tracking, noting and managing, with a linear, column-based structure similar to mind maps. It presents example uses such as roadmaps, recipes, teamwork, novels, podcast schedules and checklists. The site states it is not a task manager.
Conjuguemos is a language-learning site for practicing verb conjugations, vocabulary and grammar in Spanish, French and other languages. It offers drill activities, single-player practice games, competitive multiplayer games and textbook-aligned activities. Teachers can create, import and modify activities and use a gradebook with progress statistics. A free student tier and a free teacher plan with limited activities and stored grades are available.
Constructor University is a private, English-speaking campus university in Germany. It describes an interdisciplinary concept in research and teaching and is organized within the Constructor Group ecosystem. It reports a 340,000 m² green-shaded campus, 2,000 students, an opening in 2001 and over 120 nationalities.
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CoreWeave is an AI cloud platform with integrated technology and teams built for complex AI workloads. It offers Forge, described as tools for running and improving AI systems with any cloud, model or framework, and infrastructure for demanding workloads. Direct-to-Expert provides AI engineering support from CoreWeave engineers in existing channels. Forge pricing lists Free, Pro starting at $60 per month billed monthly, and Enterprise custom plans.
The Coronavirus Government Response Tracker, formally the Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT), is a project run by the University of Oxford Blavatnik School of Government. It tracked and compared COVID-19 policy responses across the globe consistently over 2020, 2021, and 2022, and released the collected policy data for free public use. The project team continues to research the impacts and determinants of pandemic policy, and collaborates with partners to develop fast-deployment data collection methods for use in future pandemics.
Count is a collaborative platform for AI-powered analytics and research that requires explanations for AI-generated answers. Users work with data, files and tools to build canvases containing maps, charts and reports, with comments and tagging for teammates. A free tier includes one project, three canvases, up to five users and daily AI credit limits; the Pro plan costs $49 per editor per month with viewers free.
Teaching LLMs memory management for unbounded context [[demo page]](https://memgpt.ai/) [[arxiv]](https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.08560).
Credyt is real-time monetization infrastructure for AI. It is intended to let builders observe spend per API call, model and customer, enforce budget limits before usage is authorized, and bill customers across usage-based, subscription, hybrid, credit and token pricing models. The team cites backgrounds at Visa, Checkout.com, TrueLayer and SumUp.
Crosspaste Desktop is an open source cross-device clipboard synchronization tool hosted on GitHub by the CrossPaste team. It supports macOS, Windows and Linux, operates exclusively over local area networks with end-to-end encryption and no cloud dependency, and includes built-in optical character recognition, command line interface and MCP server functionality.
CrowdSec provides curated, crowd-powered threat intelligence in the form of actionable blocklists intended to help security operations teams block malicious IPs. The site describes a global view of threat intelligence built from data from real users, servers and production environments, and lists blocklists covering aggressive IPs, specific industries and countries, and high background noise.
Computer Science Circles is a website that teaches computer programming using Python. It presents lessons and exercises in which users write programs and run them to check the results. The site states that programming can be used to automate computer tasks, make art and music, and create websites and games. Accounts can be created to log in.
CTFtime.org is a site about Capture The Flag competitions. It provides an archive of past events and writeups, a calendar of upcoming events, team ratings and rankings, and a comparison feature. Organizers can submit events, and visitors can browse tasks, writeups and teams.
CyberTalents Kids is a gamified cybersecurity training platform for children aged 11 to 16, where they can learn, practice, compete and get ranked. It is part of CyberTalents and offers separate sections for schools and parents; teachers can invite students to CTF competitions, and parents can monitor their children's technical skills progress.
The Dark Patterns Tip Line collects reports of dark patterns, described as design tactics in websites and apps that persuade people into actions they would not otherwise take. A team of designers, academic researchers, legal experts and policy specialists leads the project. Submissions are reviewed before posting and may be used in research or to illustrate dark patterns to the public, media and policymakers.
Dash is a free online course from General Assembly that teaches the basics of web development through projects done in the browser. The course covers HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, including layout, styled landing pages and dynamic interfaces.
Data Hoarding is an index of resources and archives related to data hoarding, web archival and digital preservation. It provides a list of resources for getting started, helping archival teams, or backing up web content for personal use, with entries like Archive Team, ArchiveBox, Archivematica and ArchivesSpace.
Data Studio is a web-based reporting tool for building interactive dashboards and reports. It offers built-in and partner connectors to access many kinds of data, and allows reports and dashboards to be shared with individuals, teams or the public, embedded on web pages, and viewed in a gallery. The page states it is easy and free to use.
This is the website for the second edition of Data Visualization: A Practical Introduction by Kieran Healy, forthcoming from Princeton University Press. It contains a complete draft of the manuscript, and the book is not yet available for pre-order. According to the preface, the book teaches the ideas and methods of data visualization in a reproducible way.
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.
DataverseNL is a publicly accessible research data repository platform open to researchers at affiliated institutes and their collaborators. It supports FAIR data principles, allows custom access terms and restrictions, provides persistent identifiers and long-term preservation via backup storage, and facilitates team collaboration and change tracking for research projects. The platform helps users meet grant requirements and gain academic credit by improving data discoverability.
Delaware State University is a historically Black university established in 1891, located on a 356-acre suburban campus in Dover, Delaware. It offers relevant, career-ready degree programs across 4 academic colleges and 17 program departments at associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels, plus flexible online degree options via eHBCU. The university provides student support services including disability resources, writing support, career services, and over 100 student organizations, and fields 18 NCAA Division I athletic teams.
