VirtualTam's bookmarks
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2025-06-15 -
- Adding public transport data to Transitous
- public-transport/transitous
- GNOME Maps meets Transitous meets MOTIS (FOSDEM 2025)
- motis-project/motis - Multimodal routing, geocoding, and map tiles
- google/transit - General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS)
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2025-06-14 -
2025-05-10 -
- IF Archive Search Page
- searchlib/cli.py @240e47c
- Sygil-Dev/whoosh-reloaded - A fast, featureful full-text indexing and searching library implemented in pure Python
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2025-05-10 - DReichLab/AdmixTools - Tools test whether admixture occurred and more
- admixr (CRAN)
- fgvieira/ngsDist - Estimation of pairwise distances under a probabilistic framework
- ANGSD/NgsRelate - Infer relatedness and other summary statistics for pairs of individuals from low coverage Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)
- Science Direct - Population dynamics and genetic connectivity in recent chimpanzee history
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2025-04-09 Web page archive formats:
Tools for crawling, scraping and archiving Web pages:
- internetarchive/heritrix3 - Extensible, web-scale, archival-quality web crawler project (Java)
- internetarchive/Zeno - State-of-the-art web crawler (Go)
- internetarchive/gowarc - Read and write WARC files in Go
- webrecorder/pywb - Web Archiving Toolkit for replay and recording of web archives (Python)
Self-hosted solutions:
- ArchiveBox - A self-hosted app that lets you preserve content from websites in a variety of formats
- Wallabag - Save and classify articles, read them later
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2025-02-17 - Dataset: Four phase- and time-synchronous ESPARGOS antenna arrays in a lab room
- ESPARGOS/pyespargos - Python library for working with the ESPARGOS WiFi channel sounder
- This ESP32 Antenna Array Can See WiFi
- Source Code for Paper "Augmenting Channel Charting with Classical Wireless Source Localization Techniques"
- Phased Arrays - Steering and the Antenna Pattern | An Animated Intro to Phased Arrays
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2025-02-07 -
2025-01-27 -
2025-01-20 AI developers think about their bit of code, but with AI Flame Graphs they can now see the entire stack for the first time, including the HW, and many layers they don't usually think about or don't know about. It basically looks like a pile of gibberish with their code only a small part of the flame graph.
This reaction is similar to people's first experiences with CPU flame graphs, which show parts of the system that developers and engineers typically don't work on, such as runtime internals, system libraries, and kernel internals.
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- isd-project/isd
- joehillen/sysz - An fzf terminal UI for systemctl