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A python library for self-supervised learning on images. We, at Lightly, are passionate engineers who want to make deep learning more efficient. That's why - together with our community - we want to popularize the use of self-supervised methods to understand and curate raw image data. Our solution can be applied before any data annotation step and the learned representations can be used to visualize and analyze datasets. This allows selecting the best core set of samples for model training...

...The project is aimed at power users and contributors who want to see “what’s possible” with ComfyUI beyond the stable set of features. Because it is exploratory, the code may change often, rely on specific versions, or require manual setup, which is why it’s separated from the main ComfyUI codebase. It also serves as an inspiration library: people can study experimental graphs and adapt the logic to their own local workflows. In short, it’s the R&D corner of ComfyUI where new building blocks are tested in the open.

Please participate in the SURVEY on rgedit's future: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VNMMJMJ your answers are much appreciated! Gedit (Gnome editor, www.gedit.org) plug-in allowing it to become an easy-to-use and yet light-weight IDE for the statistical programming environment, R (www.r-project.org).

The MpyEditor is an Editor for writing, compiling and downloading Microcontroller programs onto the Launchpad MSP430 Development board. The microcontroller program is written using mpy which is a subset of Python. This is then translated into C and compiled into machine code and finaly downloaded onto the Launchpad board. The MpyEditor program has been created using Python, wxPython, Editra, mspgcc, mspdebug. The main purpose behind the MpyEditor is to provide a very simple environment for novice users to program microcontollers with the minimum of fuss. The mpy language provides hardware configuration functions that make it easy to use the IOs ADC and Timer blocks of the microcontroller.

BlockIt provides a Python framework to scan and parse a program file into constituent nested blocks, however defined, forming a block tree of your code and can be used as a mechanism to "extend" in some sense, the underlying programming language.

Nanon is a web page manager, ideal for simple sites with no server generated content. It lets you define templates and reusable html code blocks like menus and ad sections. Nanon is a spiffy command line tool that you can learn how to use in minutes.

Simloc is the tool intended for finding similar chunks (blocks) of code. It could be used in reverse software engineering. It is faster than SimScan, find better blocks than PMD/CPD (not just exact blocks also similar) and could be runed at GRID.

A Python-based macro processing tool to extend C-like languages with DSLs. MP reduces the amount of work necessary to extend C by extracting the relevant blocks to process and calling user-supplied Python functions to handle the macro.