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The Meme Machine generates a visual and spoken narrative among connected nodes and the world wide web, in an expanding network using open source algorithms. The computers exhibit eerie self-deterministic behaviours.
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İstanbul otobüs saatlerini IETT sitesine girmeye gerek kalmadan bir grafik arayüz üzerinde gösteren program. Yakında sık kullanılan hatları tutma, en yakın otobüs saatini söyleme gibi özellikler eklenmesi hedeflenmekte.
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Work it! is a job post fetcher. It can fetch jobs posts on multiple websites, and store in a local database for later reviewing. Setup as an automated process for nightly (or daily) scanning. Then use viewer to scan at your leisure.
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Photo and Video Editing APIs and SDKsUnlock Picsart's full editing suite by embedding our Editor SDK directly into your platform. Offer your users the power of a full design suite without leaving your site.
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PyEsp - Enhanced/Evolving/Extensible Semantic Profiling. This Python program will sort and filter search results by applying semantic profiling on web pages. The program will learn the user preferences and profiling will be done on the client computer.
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Webhunter is a distributed, multi-threaded web crawler designed for both general indexing and crawling the web for focused content.
