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Arize Phoenix
Uncover insights, surface problems, monitor, and fine tune your LLM
Phoenix provides ML insights at lightning speed with zero-config observability for model drift, performance, and data quality. Phoenix is an Open Source ML Observability library designed for the Notebook. The toolset is designed to ingest model inference data for LLMs, CV, NLP and tabular datasets. It allows Data Scientists to quickly visualize their model data, monitor performance, track down issues & insights, and easily export to improve. Deep Learning Models (CV, LLM, and Generative) are an amazing technology that will power many of future ML use cases. ... -
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Perf Book
The book "Performance Analysis and Tuning on Modern CPU"
This project is a practical guide to performance analysis and tuning on modern CPUs, bridging microarchitecture details with hands-on profiling. It explains how caches, TLBs, prefetchers, branch predictors, and out-of-order execution influence real program speed, then connects those concepts to concrete optimization strategies. Readers learn how to design trustworthy benchmarks, avoid measurement traps (warmup, turbo, frequency scaling), and interpret hardware performance counters. The book... -
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WIFIM - Monitor and Manage Wi-Fi
Monitor and Manage Wi-Fi
This professional WiFi management tool allows you to view and manage detailed information about all wireless networks registered on your computer. -
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System Resource Monitor
SRM a lightweight desktop app for real-time CPU and Memory monitoring.
System Resource Monitor is a lightweight, Python-based desktop application designed for real-time monitoring of CPU and Memory performance. Built with Tkinter for the GUI, Matplotlib for dynamic graphing, and Plyer for cross-platform desktop notifications, this tool empowers users to keep track of CPU and memory usage efficiently. With customizable update intervals, data exporting capabilities, and built-in alerts for resource spikes, System Resource Monitor is perfect for anyone looking to... -
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OpenEMM e-mail & marketing automation
software for email automation (newsletters, transaction mails, etc.)
...OpenEMM offers tons of features for professional users, among them: a great user interface, template-based HTML mailings, automatic bounce management, mail opening and link tracking, lots of graphical realtime statistics, a content management system, self-defined and behaviour-based target groups, a multi-queue mail backend for maximum sending performance, a time-driven automated data import and export feature, an extensive set of webservices, a plugin interface to easily extend the core functionality, a scripting feature to enhance the functionality of OpenEMM with triggerable customized actions and an audit-proof user activity log. -
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WiFiSafe
Small utility software conceived to share WiFi connections between com
...Warning: the software will create two folders, "profiles" and "temp", do not remove those folders during use. The encrypted data will be stored within the profiles folder -
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pyNETVARS
Python module for network variables for CoDeSys PLCs
CoDeSys v2.3 supports so called network variables. Blocks of (global) variables, that propagates over networks like TCP, UDP or UDP Multicast aso. This python module supports parsing, receiving and sending those blocks (with UDP Multicast only). With this you can add for example a Raspberry Pi Sensor to your automation network without special Network clients on your PLC. -
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Cloud Export is a tool to automatically extract your data from web applications and save it to your local file system for backup purposes, but more extensive than Google Takeout. Plans are based on http://www.dataliberation.org.
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ospfdiscoverysnmp
OSPF network discovery script via SNMP.
...Prior to running the script, the user should configure SNMPv2 community string on the device and also include the subnet between his PC and the router into the OSPF process, so he has IP connectivity to all other OSPF nodes. After providing necessary info and the OSPF info is gathered, the user has three choices: display the OSPF routers info on the screen, export the data to a file for Excel importing and generate the OSPF topology showing neighborships, router IDs and neighbor IPs. Tools used for coding and testing: Python 2.7.3, PySNMP, GNS3, Linux. Tested on Cisco 2621, 2691, 3660. -
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Advanced Launcher
xbmc application launcher
The Advanced Launcher add-on is able to launch any Linux and Windows applications that support command line instructions directly from the XBMC GUI. This Add-on also provide the possibility, to download from several Internet databases and manage meta-data informations and images linked to these applications. -
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The ZSyncer project allows multiple Zopes to easily be manually synchronized by transferring data between them using xml-rpc. This can save a lot of time over the old export / transfer / import dance. See the home page for more information.
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