bergkvist/nixos-kvm

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bergkvist/nixos-kvm

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Dockerfile syntax extension for combining multiple Docker images into one. (INCLUDE <image>)

react-context-toolkit

Toolkit for React Context API heavily inspired by @reduxjs/toolkit and react-redux.

videoid

Video comparison using perceptual hashing in C++

social-wallet

cra-template-mosaicmap

create-react-app template (react-mosaic, deck.gl, react-context-toolkit, fast refresh)

homes

Visualization of variations in home prices per m² in the Oslo and Akershus area (https://homes.bergkv.ist)

Jupyter Notebook

pylagraph

LAGraph/GraphBLAS packaged for Python/PyPi https://pypi.org/project/lagraph/

creload

Autoreloading of C extensions in Python.

docker-graphblas

LAGraph/GraphBLAS binaries for docker containers: https://hub.docker.com/r/graphblas/lagraph, https://hub.docker.com/r/graphblas/graphblas

nem-social-wallet

Send XEM using a chatbot on Facebook Messenger (1st place, NEM Global Hackathon)

asm-http-server

Tiny web server handwritten in assembly (NASM x86-64, Linux)

bindump

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calltracer

Aggregate call trace data

python-env

Reproducible python3 environment with pip and pip-compile on Linux and macOS

haveibeenpwned

Check if your password has been leaked

gatsby-starter-default

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bergkvist

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earthquakes

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Tracking system for mail packages on Ethereum Ropsten testnet

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Signal processing utilities for Python/Numpy written in C++

make-binary-wrapper

Create binary wrappers for your executables to inject/modify environment variables or flags. An alternative to shell script wrappers that also work on macOS/BSD when placed in the shebang-line of a file.