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Linear is a product development system purpose-built for planning and building products with AI agent support. It is designed for modern teams with AI workflows at its core, and includes features such as faster app launch, agent task management, and agent insights to streamline product development.
Linear Algebra Done Right is a textbook for a second course in linear algebra aimed at undergraduate math majors and graduate students. The fourth edition is an Open Access book under a Creative Commons BY-NC license, available free electronically in English, Chinese, Farsi, Greek, Hebrew, and Portuguese. It contains over 250 new exercises and over 70 new examples, and defers determinants to the end.
LiNEAR Protocol is a DeFi protocol for on-chain finance, liquidity, yield, trading, or asset management.
LinearMouse is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
An MIT OpenCourseWare course covering matrix theory and linear algebra, emphasizing topics useful in physics, economics, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering. It is designed for independent study and includes lecture videos by Gilbert Strang, summary notes, problem solving videos, and problem sets with solutions.
Linear Digressions is a podcast series covering machine learning and AI topics, with episodes such as "LLM as a Judge," a cross-post on AI and podcasting from the Harvard Data Science Review, and a benchmark installment on ExploitGym. One episode examines mechanistic interpretability, described as an approach that opens the model itself to trace why it behaves as it does.
AviSynth is a video post-production tool that works as a frameserver, providing instant editing without temporary files. It has no graphical user interface and instead relies on a text-based script system for advanced non-linear editing. It is free open-source software licensed under the GNU General Public License GPLv2.
BBC iPlayer combines linear channel streaming with on-demand or catch-up television pages.
BetterExplained is an educational site offering intuitive math lessons. It covers topics such as imaginary numbers, exponents, trigonometry, the Fourier transform and linear algebra. The site presents the ADEPT learning method, which starts with analogies rather than memorization. It also offers a Math, Better Explained ebook and a calculus course readable free online.
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.
ConvertAll is a unit converter that allows combining units in arbitrary ways, including units with non-linear scales such as temperature. Units may be entered by name or abbreviation and combined with operators, and unit data includes over 500 units. A single code base runs on Linux, Windows, Android and the web.
Cursor is a coding agent for building software. It can be used to understand a codebase, plan and build features, fix bugs and review changes. Cloud agents run in isolated VMs for parallel work, and it integrates with tools including GitHub, GitLab, Slack and Linear.
Devina.io is an online development toolkit offering advanced tools for developers, designers and content editors. It lists 78 tools grouped into categories such as general, data, media, networking and website utilities, including a text diff viewer, JSON viewer and PDF transformer. The PDF transformer is a QPDF GUI for content-preserving transformations including linearization and encryption.
This is the documentation for Ellipsis, a platform that enables running internal agents in the cloud via Claude Code or Codex, with support for custom tools, secrets, and MCP servers. Users define agents as YAML configuration files in their repositories, and Ellipsis executes the agents to build features, fix bugs, and investigate production issues. The platform also includes integrations with GitHub, Slack, Linear, and Sentry, plus support for sessions, environments, secrets, permissions, and usage budgets.
Flowblade is a multitrack non-linear video editor released under the GPL3 license. It uses the FFMPEG library as a backend for media access and provides a set of industry standard editing tools for adding, moving and trimming clips. It also includes a dedicated G'MIC tool for image filtering.
The mat package from Gonum provides implementations of float64 and complex128 matrix structures and linear algebra operations on them in Go. It offers interfaces for matrix classes, concrete implementations such as Dense and SymDense, methods for using matrix data, and types for matrix factorizations such as QR and LU.
HISTORY combines linear channel streaming with on-demand or catch-up television pages.
A University of Maryland lecturer's page linking to notes and resources for mathematics and computer science courses, including calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, abstract algebra, number theory, and algorithms. It also offers standalone class notes applicable to multiple courses.
Incanter is a Clojure-based, R-like platform for statistical computing and graphics. It provides charting and visualization, mathematical, statistical, matrix and linear algebra, and data manipulation functions. It can be used as a standalone interactive data analysis environment or embedded within other analytics systems as a modular suite of libraries.
A staged learning roadmap for machine learning that covers mathematics and calculus, programming, and machine learning concepts. It advises moving to the next stage only after fully understanding the current one. The mathematics section covers linear algebra, calculus, and probability and statistics, and the programming section covers Python basics and advanced Python.
MathOnline is a Wikidot site offering notes on undergraduate mathematics topics, including calculus, linear algebra, topology and number theory. The notes include examples and visuals, and the author states pages may contain typos or errors.
MatrixCalc is a web-based matrix calculation tool. It performs matrix operations including addition, multiplication, inversion, determinant and rank calculation, transposition, diagonalization, row echelon form conversion, exponentiation, LU decomposition, QR decomposition, and singular value decomposition. It also solves systems of linear equations with step-by-step solutions. Users can input decimal fractions, mathematical expressions, matrix literals, and use built-in functions for calculations.
MicroPad is an open-source, free non-linear note-taking app with an infinite canvas for organising notes and notebooks. It runs in a web browser and on Windows, macOS and Linux, and supports μSync for synchronising notes across devices. It can import Evernote enex files and Markdown files, and export notes to markdown-formatted plain text.
MIT 6.S191 is MIT's introductory program on deep learning methods, with applications in vision, robotics, medicine, language, game play, art and more. It is described as a high-intensity bootcamp teaching deep learning fundamentals, with lectures, software labs and a final project proposal competition. Prerequisites assume calculus and linear algebra.
