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Deep Learning Drizzle is a collection of links to university and instructor lecture materials on deep learning and related machine learning topics. It lists courses by title, instructor or institution, course webpage, lecture videos and year. Topics include neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, reinforcement learning, Bayesian deep learning, medical imaging and graph neural networks.
National Academies chapter explaining deep-web content, discovery limits and information retrieval.
DeepFloyd IF is a web guide or update reference covering changes, screenshots, notices, or community notes.
Research movies and television through DeepSearch's searchable title, cast, production, and viewing information.
TypeScript Deep Dive is a storage, design, or frontend resource for mockups, assets, UI tools, or web search.
A library support page explaining the invisible web, also called the deep web or hidden web. It states that search engines cover about 16% of the internet and advises against relying on them alone, especially for academic information. It lists content search engines cannot find, such as dynamically changing content, password protected resources and sites requiring registration, and suggests web directories and asking a librarian.
Analyst posts on deep- and dark-web activity, threat actors and underground communities.
DARPA Memex is a program seeking to develop next-generation search technologies for discovering, organizing and presenting domain-specific content. It aims to extend search beyond a centralized model to the deep web and nontraditional content. The program initially plans to address fighting human trafficking. It is specifically not interested in deanonymizing servers, attributing identity to IP addresses, or accessing non-public information.
Explains how metadata and structured access affect discovery of database-backed and deep-web content.
Multi-agent Deep-research System is a Hugging Face Space created by Agents-MCP-Hackathon. The system uses AI agents to perform web searches and analyze information, generating detailed research reports in response to user-provided research questions. Users must supply API keys for web search functionality. The space is currently running.
Explains federated searching across government science databases often described as the deep web.
DIGITS, the Deep Learning GPU Training System, is a webapp for training deep learning models. The repository was archived by its owner on Jan 7, 2025 and is now read-only. NVIDIA states it is no longer adding features, fixing bugs, or supporting the software. Users can continue to use it if it meets their needs.
This arXiv paper by Dirk Lewandowski and Philipp Mayr provides a critical review of Bergman's 2001 study on the Deep Web. It introduces the concept of the Academic Invisible Web, defined as databases and collections relevant to academia but not searchable by general-purpose internet search engines, and reviews approaches for indexing it. The authors question Bergman's size estimate and suggest collaboration.
An arXiv paper on digging deeper into hidden web databases limited by the top-k output constraint. It presents the GetNext meta-algorithm, which retrieves the next ranked tuple through a restrictive interface without prior knowledge of the ranking function, and algorithms that generate and execute multiple reformulated queries. Theoretical analysis and experiments over synthetic and real-world databases are reported.
Guide to search tools and databases that surface information outside conventional web indexes.
This project is a collection of image files featuring characters holding textbooks related to programming and computer science topics. The listed materials include books on ABAP, machine learning, reinforcement learning, assembly language, algorithms, deep learning and other related subjects.
Best Damn EDC is a blog focused on everyday carry (EDC) gear. It publishes in-depth gear reviews, practical tips, and deep-dive articles about durable, innovative carry products for outdoor enthusiasts, tech lovers, and users interested in well-designed gear. The site also operates a small store selling EDC items including knives, pocket safes, nesting tins, and lighters, and maintains a community via an email list, YouTube channel, and Discord server.
Code Web Chat (CWC) is a free, open-source AI coding tool that integrates with chatbots and APIs. It is compatible with the VS Code family of editors including Cursor, VSCodium, and Antigravity. It supports chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and DeepSeek, and APIs including Gemini API, OpenRouter and local Ollama. Features include code completions, checkpoints for state restoration, and a browser extension for autofill available for Chrome and Firefox. It is released under the GPL-3.0 license.
Gwern.net is the personal website of Gwern Branwen, a writer, self-experimenter and programmer. It is a categorized index of essays covering topics such as psychology, statistics, technology, deep learning and anime. The site is built as a static website compiled via Hakyll from Pandoc Markdown and hosted on a dedicated server, with features aimed at typography, speed and hypertext browsing.
Nosh is a product of Nosh Technologies, a deep tech company that builds algorithms, programs and mobile applications to optimize food management and reduce household food waste. Its flagship product is an AI-powered smartphone app that tracks expiry and use-by dates, offers an integrated shopping list, suggests recipes from available stock, and includes a shop feature for buying discounted food from local sellers.
Phind is an AI-powered search engine built specifically for developers. It delivers instant coding answers, debugging support, and real-time solutions by combining live web search with deep code understanding, and no login is required to use it.
The Plum Village App is a free mindfulness app offering guided meditations, deep relaxations, and other practices from Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh and his monastic community. It is available for Apple and Android smartphones, with a web version and Chrome and Firefox browser addons. The app has been downloaded by more than 500,000 people.
WebNN is a web standard that lets web apps and frameworks accelerate deep neural networks using on-device hardware such as GPUs, CPUs, or purpose-built AI accelerators. The introduction states that in-browser inference supports local media sources, keeps user data on-device, and needs no network after initial asset caching.
PhotoScissors is a background removal tool that uses deep neural networks to automatically eliminate image backgrounds. Users can replace removed backgrounds with transparent layers, solid colors, or custom background images. It supports JPG, PNG, and WebP files, with a maximum file size of 10MB and resolution of 4.2MP. The tool processes images with complex elements such as hair and transparent objects, and offers online and desktop versions with credit-based and one-time purchase pricing options.
