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    mapcn

    mapcn

    Beautiful map components, 100% Free, Zero config, one command setup

    mapcn is a research-oriented project centered on mapping continuous control in reinforcement learning to structured policies using neural networks. It explores how high-dimensional action spaces can be decomposed into structured primitives that can be learned, composed, and reused across different tasks. The core idea is to enable agents to generalize learned behavior by representing continuous control policies in a compact, interpretable form that preserves smoothness and controllability....
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    md2googleslides

    md2googleslides

    Generate Google Slides from markdown

    Generate Google Slides from markdown & HTML. Run from the command line or embed in another application. This project was developed as an example of how to use the Slides API. While it does not yet produce stunningly beautiful decks, you are encouraged to use this tool for quickly prototyping presentations. The first time the command is run you will be prompted for authorization. OAuth token credentials are stored locally in a file named ~/.md2googleslides/credentials.json. Each time you will...
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