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🛠️ Notable Repositories

📂 Project	✏️ Description
⚙️ Platypush	Platypush is an ambitious general-purpose platform for automation, IoT, media streaming and more that has kept me busy since 2015. Or, as some call it, Home Assistant's geeker brother. It provides hundreds of supported integrations, covering everything from MQTT to cameras, from smart lights to media services, from Arduino and ESP8266 devices to machine learning models, from messaging platforms to calendars, and more. It also enables users to configure arbitrarily complex routines on events through either Python or YAML event handlers. A powerful web extension that allows you to run routines directly from your browser is also available.
📢 Yonder	A powerful ActivityPub server in Rust, bundled in a single binary. Fully compatible both with Mastodon and Pleroma/Akkoma - and it aims to always be compatible with them. Among the unique perks: Asynchronous on-demand remote fetch of stats from other instances, which allows you to see what the whole Fediverse sees rather than only the local picture of your instance, while taking way less disk space than other ActivityPub servers (deep threads or social graphs are only expanded on demand). A much easier account migration process - no CSV files and backups involved, only a few clicks to connect the old account over OAuth and initiate a transfer of everything. Very low footprint - it's a single binary that can just be copied around, and it takes way less resources, on parity of graph size and traffic, than comparable ActivityPub servers. Bidirectional compatibility with Webmentions Support for custom frontends on a per-user level
▶️ Songhive	Songhive is a general-purpose platform for music streaming, sales, collection uploads and syncs, with support for ActivityPub, Webmentions, Subsonic API-compatible music players, multiple streaming services and storages, Mopidy, podcasts, live streaming and more.
📖 Madblog	Madblog is a powerful blogging engine that natively supports Webmentions and federation over ActivityPub. It's a strongly opinionated platform based on simplicity. No databases, no JavaScript, no write APIs, no authentication, no migrations: your blog is a folder of Markdown files. You can run Madblog on top of an Obsidian vault, a Nextcloud shared directory, a git clone, and much more. It also powers my home page, my blog and the Platypush blog.
📍 GPSTracker	A full-featured self-hosted Web app to store your GPS data points, render them on timelines, search for activities by geographical area or time, and run statistics on them. A crossing between Google Maps Timeline and Foursquare's Swarm, but self-hosted and Web-based.
✏️ nvim-http	A plugin to run HTTP request files in nvim. Inspired by (and compatible with) the HTTP requests plugins provided by JetBrains and VSCode.
🌐 Pubby	A batteries-included library with a simple API that allows you to easily plug ActivityPub support into your website. It power's Madblog's ActivityPub integration.
🔗 Webmentions	A batteries-included library with a simple API that allows you to easily plug Webmentions support into your website. It power's Madblog's Webmentions integration.
🎤 Micmon	A general-purpose Python library and set of tools for audio detection through Fourier analysis and Tensorflow.
∿ Theremin	A contactless, hands-in-air digital implementation of a Theremin musical instrument through a Leap Motion device.
👣 Snort_AIPreproc	A machine learning module for the intrusion detection system Snort that removes the noise from the logs, clusters similar alerts together, finds common causal links between alerts and predicts the next step in a multi-step attack scenario.
fsom	A C library for managing Self-Organizing Maps.
fkmeans	A C library to perform K-means clustering.
🗣️ Voxifera	(Probably) one of the earliest examples of voice assistants I'm aware of - I built it back in 2008 but it's largely discontinued now.