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A collection of resources and examples for learning fundamental machine learning techniques and algorithms.
Presentation slides from the useR 2022 conference talk about the untold story of the palmerpenguins dataset.
An interactive Swift Playground book that teaches ARKit basics and builds a navigation aid for the visually impaired.
A collection of Rust programming language questions for learning and practice.
A browser-based block programming tool for students to create immersive 3D scenes with immediate visual feedback.
Workshop materials for teaching R programming to social scientists, covering data analysis and visualization fundamentals.
A lightweight Python framework for creating auto-evaluated code exercises and quizzes in Jupyter notebooks.
An educational styleguide for Sitecore Experience Accelerator (SXA) that illustrates best practices and inner workings.
Wagtail-based website for Project TIER, promoting transparency and replicability in social science research training.
A GitHub-based 'Ask Me Anything' repository for Ali Spittel to answer questions about coding, career, and life.
A curated list of Spanish-speaking YouTubers who create educational content about technology and programming.
An Emacs frontend for students using the learn-ocaml platform to complete OCaml programming exercises.
A Q# SDK demonstration showing counter-intuitive quantum behavior using the Hadamard gate.
A font that transforms alphabet letters into animal symbols, designed for kids and educational projects.
Undergraduate lecture notes in network science with custom CSS and live-coding notebooks via Google Colab.
A personal collection of Swift playgrounds for learning and experimenting with Apple's Swift programming language.
A pygame-compatible API for creating interactive games and graphics in Jupyter notebooks using ipycanvas rendering.
A Python package for teaching computational methods through art history by analyzing artist works from WikiArt with comprehensive color analysis.
A frontend codebase for the SXA Styleguide, an educational site illustrating Sitecore SXA best practices and inner workings.
A Visual Studio solution with four Q# projects demonstrating quantum computing algorithms like Deutsch's algorithm and quantum teleportation.
A Svelte component for rendering mathematical equations using MathJax.
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