Author: Deep Learner

Keyboard

The most hackable keyboard in all the land

© 2021 Zack Freedman of Voidstar Lab Licensed Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution Noncommercial Share-Alike The MiRage is a 60% ortholinear keyboard with three clickable OLED displays, intended for Kailh Choc switches and running custom CircuitPython firmware on a Seeedstudio Xiao RP2040. THIS PROJECT IS INCOMPLETE. DO NOT MAKE IT. The PCB can be populated as-is for a “plank” keyboard or broken in half for a split board. The right half can be used independently as the Rage Pad numberpad/macro pad/stream […]

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Keyboard

Alternative layout visualizer for ZSA Moonlander keyboard

General info This is a keyboard layout visualizer for ZSA Moonlander keyboard (because I didn’t find their Oryx or their training tool particularly useful). Layout information is created and updated manually in a TXT file (e.g. no automation of any kind, it doesn’t read layouts from the keyboard itself, from Oryx, etc.) The intended usage is to keep it open somewhere in the corner of the screen while memorizing the layouts by typing and practicing. Requirements Python 3.xwxPython (pip install […]

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Memory

Fast Laplacian Eigenmaps: lightweight multicore LE for non-linear dimensional reduction with minimal memory usage

Open-source Laplacian Eigenmaps for dimensionality reduction of large data in python. Comes with anwrapper for NMSlib to compute approximate-nearest-neighbors.Performs several times faster than the default scikit-learn implementation. You’ll need NMSlib for using this package properly. Installing it with no binaries is recommended if your CPU supportsadvanced instructions (it problably does): pip3 install –no-binary :all: nmslib # Along with requirements: pip3 install numpy pandas scipy scikit-learn Then you can install this package with pip: See the following example with the handwritten […]

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Visualization

HM02: Visualizing Interesting Datasets

This is a homework assignment for CSCI 40 class at Claremont McKenna College. Go to the project page to learn more! Graph 1. Frequency of Nobel Prize Award in 15 Countries Graph 1 compares the frequency of Nobel Prizes awarded to different countries. Each country code represents a country. Among the 15 countries selected, Bavaria (DE) had nine individuals been awarded Nobel Prize. Check out other countries in this data set if you are interested! Graph 2. Number of On-time […]

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Matplotlib

Homework 2: Matplotlib and Data Visualization

Overview These data visualizations were created for my introductory computer science course using Python. I chose to create data visualizations on NBA players because I watched a lot of basketball with my dad growing up. The purpose of this homework assignment was to familiarize ourselves with Matplotlib and CSV files. Five Most Common Ages of NBA Players In this pie chart, I wanted to look into the five most common ages of NBA players. The percentages displayed on the pie […]

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Data Science

Data Science Environment Setup in single line

This package helps to setup your Data Science environment in single line. Developed by Ashish Patel(c) 2020. datascienv datascienv is a python package offering a single line Data Science Environment setup. Installation Dependencies datascienv is tested to work under Python 3.7+ and greater. The dependency requirements are based on the datascienv package update release: Installation datascience is currently available on the PyPi’s repository and you can install it via pip: pip install -U datascienv If you prefer, you can clone […]

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Django

BloodDonors: Built using Django REST Framework for the API backend and React for the frontend

By Daniel Yuan, Alex Tian, Aaron Pan, Jennifer Yuan As the pandemic raged, one of the side effects was an urgent shortage of blood donations throughout the world. As only 38% of the population is eligible to donate, it is imperative that we find a way to incentivize donors to continue to donate consistently and frequently to save the most lives. We decided to gamify the process and create a full stack web application to serve the needs of both […]

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Python

Writing Idiomatic Python

What programming idioms are unique to Python? This course is both a short overview for people coming from other languages as well as an introduction for programming beginners to the idiomatic practices within Python. In this course, you’ll learn: How to access and interpret The Zen of Python How to set up a script How to test truth values How to swap variables in-place How to create Pythonic for loops    

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