AaronJackson/sage-in-c

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AaronJackson/sage-in-c

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📚 Simple library written in C for accessing invoices and company data created by Sage Accounts 50.

vrn

👨 Code for "Large Pose 3D Face Reconstruction from a Single Image via Direct Volumetric CNN Regression"

vrn-docker

🐳 Docker files for Large Pose 3D Face Reconstruction from a Single Image via Direct Volumetric CNN Regression

bnlisp

❤️ A lisp dedicated to bnl intended for use under 2.11BSD on a PDP-11

website-scripts

📜 shell scripts I use to generate my html pages from org files (using pandoc)

shmorse

📻 learn morse code with bash

2.11BSDhttpd

🌍 A very simple and small web server for 2.11BSD, called by inetd

2.11BSD

2.11BSD with some modifications

2.11BSD-Action

A GitHub Action for 2.11BSD continuous integration testing running in an emulated PDP-11 (simh)

esphome-adafruit-magtag

An example ESPHome config for the Adafruit MagTag

ganglia-slurm

🐍 A ganglia python module for monitoring Slurm

cl-cublas

🐮 Harness the power of the GPU with '((((((cuBLAS in Common Lisp

botbert

🤖 A Slack bot for the Computer Vision Lab

.emacs.d

🐐 Personal Emacs configuration

ax25hacks

A collection of shell scripts which provide things like mailboxes and chatrooms over ax25

random-matlab

thesis

PhD Thesis - 3D Face and Body Reconstruction via Volumetric Regression Networks

sh-utils

🐚 Some shell scripts I keep in $HOME/usr/bin

slurm-utils

⚒️ Slurm utilities used on the CVL GPU cluster

arduino-power-meter

gpibtools

🔧 Tools for accessing stuff from scopes and logic analysers over GPIB

vidicon

vidicon tube project notes

cl-cudnn

🍉 A wrapper, with the help of SWIG, to CuDNN from Common Lisp

torch-bwconncomp

🌀 Detects and labels connected components in binary images via Torch7 / Lua

unpack

💼 Mostly an ffi example for Torch7 framework, partly for something useful.