Sunday Daily Thread: What's everyone working on this week?

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  • Planet-Adventure-

    Take a trip through our solar system and visit the planets!

  • I just finished making this choose your own adventure for my son the other day called Planet Adventure. You fly through the solar system, stopping at each planet where you have to make a low-stakes decision. There are some planetary facts thrown in as well as calculating what your age would be if you were born on each of the different planets. I'm just learning Python, so feel free to let me know what I could have done better if you have a look.

  • karaml

    Write and update your Karabiner-Elements config in YAML

  • InfluxDB

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  • QuizWhizAI

    Generate endless quizzes with ChatGPT API on Streamlit.

  • yaml_config_override

    Python package to add a command line for YAML files

  • Excited to share a python package that I've released (working on it for a while now): git: https://github.com/sashank-tirumala/yaml_config_override pypi: https://pypi.org/project/yaml-config-override/ The idea is simple, often you need to write hundred lines of 'argparse' code for deep learning and machine learning projects (example). To avoid that we create config files (yaml) but then there are times when you just want to overwrite the config values with 'argparse'. This package automates that process. It automatically adds command line arguments from config file definitions and then also overwrites config file arguments with your command line arguments. So for example:

  • ConvNeXt

    Discontinued Code release for ConvNeXt model

  • Excited to share a python package that I've released (working on it for a while now): git: https://github.com/sashank-tirumala/yaml_config_override pypi: https://pypi.org/project/yaml-config-override/ The idea is simple, often you need to write hundred lines of 'argparse' code for deep learning and machine learning projects (example). To avoid that we create config files (yaml) but then there are times when you just want to overwrite the config values with 'argparse'. This package automates that process. It automatically adds command line arguments from config file definitions and then also overwrites config file arguments with your command line arguments. So for example:

  • GMAIL_TO_EXCEL_KEYWORD_SENDER_LIST

    Discontinued Get an EXCEL file of senders emailing you keywords [Moved to: https://github.com/daefv/Lights]

  • trying to use GitHub correctly

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