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Tom Gurion (@Nagasaki45)

Nagasaki45

Stars
136
Global Rank 165,618 (Top 6 %)
Followers 44
Following 18
Registered about 12 years ago
Most used languages

Python
26.9 %

Jupyter Notebook
19.2 %

Elixir
15.4 %

C++
11.5 %

Shell
3.8 %

Makefile 3.8 %

HTML
3.8 %

TeX
3.8 %

C#
3.8 %

JavaScript
3.8 %

Processing 3.8 %
Location 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Country Total Rank 7,325
Country Ranking

Elixir
60

TeX
134

Processing 190

Makefile 780

Jupyter Notebook
1,261

C++
2,196

Python
4,385

Shell
4,953

C#
6,629

HTML
9,391

krihelinator

"Trendiness of open source software should be assessed by contribution rate, not by stars" - Meir Kriheli

bibo

Command line reference manager with a single source of truth: the .bib file. Inspired by beets.

dbdapy

Following "Doing Bayesian Data Analysis", in python

Jupyter Notebook

cards-tracker

Track cards using python and SimpleCv

Sign-language

Sign language to speech with Leap motion (@ Hack2Wear 2014)

eurorack

Some eurorack modules designs

watson-streaming

Speech to text transcription in real-time using IBM Watson

watercooler-2

Example elixir web app without a web framework

cardigan

Play card games online

leap_python3

Build LeapMotion binaries for python3

Xteams

Create teams automatically based on discrete scores of the players

python-workshop

An introduction to python for data analysis (for MAT students)

Jupyter Notebook

bibo-check

A bibo plugin to check for mess in your files

exerpy

Python exercises

eurorack-case

Laser cut your eurorack case

F2F-study

F2F version of my UnsocialVR no-manupulation / no-detection study (study 3)

MPC-reading-notes

Reading notes for Music Perception and Cognition module (ECS741P) Queen Mary University of London

yalp

Yet another log parser

mat-trivia

A demo repo for learning git and github

Jupyter Notebook

bibo-mark-read

A bibo plugin to mark that an entry was read

web-script

A comparison between python and elixir for developing a simple web-app wrapper for a script

pyweb-talk

Slides for my PyWeb-IL August 2016 talk about the Krihelinator

deep

Following Jason Brownlee's "Deep Learning with Python"

Jupyter Notebook

floor-control

A Simple, Real-Time Model of Turn-Taking in Dialogue

Jupyter Notebook

how-to-make-cpp-faster

fuckthisshit.solutions

When nothing else works... Fuck this shit!