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A community-curated list of awesome projects, tools, and resources for the Golem peer-to-peer computational marketplace.
A proof-of-concept for decentralized machine learning using federated learning on the Golem network to distribute training across multiple nodes.
A Dockerized provider node for the Golem Network, enabling users to contribute computing resources and earn GLM tokens.
A chess game where two AI players compute moves via the Golem Network, demonstrating distributed computing for state-based games.
An integration testing framework for yagna, the Golem Network client, using Dockerized local networks.
A smart contract for GLM token holders to earn Golem Governance Token rewards by staking GLM-ETH Uniswap LP tokens.
A command-line tool for designing, simulating, and analyzing antenna arrays using distributed computing via the Golem Network.
Dockerized environment for running Golem network requestor scripts with automatic daemon setup and enhanced logging.
A web-based code pen for writing requester scripts to compute work on the Golem decentralized network.
A distributed image classification service that runs neural network training and prediction tasks on the Golem Network using Yapapi.
A ReactJS dashboard for monitoring Golem network provider nodes, displaying stats like completed tasks.
A Golem-based application that harvests high-quality entropy from multiple providers using Intel's RDSEED instruction to generate a stream of random bits.
Automatically adjusts Golem node pricing based on GLM token value and electricity costs.
A web application that transcodes video files into multiple formats using the Golem decentralized computing network.
Distribute Auto-Editor video processing tasks across the decentralized Golem Network for faster or more feasible editing.
Flow analysis on disaggregated bilateral trade data using Golem's decentralized computing network.
A Python wrapper for cadCAD that dispatches simulation workloads to the decentralized Golem supercomputer network.
A full-text search engine that runs as a long-running service on the decentralized Golem Network.
A decentralized marketplace and platform for distributed computations, enabling users to buy and sell computing power.
A GUI desktop application for viewing and analyzing provider offers on the Golem decentralized compute network.
Creates artistic images using neural style transfer powered by distributed computing on the Golem network.
Flask server API for monitoring Golem network provider node status, hardware usage, and task statistics.
Backend service providing data and APIs for the Golem Network statistics dashboard.
A decentralized CNN classification service that distributes pre-trained image models across Golem network nodes for scalable predictions.
A lightweight provider whitelisting/blacklisting helper for Golem that filters offers via environment variables.
A proof-of-concept runtime enabling Golem network providers to access external HTTP resources via a proxy tunnel.
A Sudoku game with size variants that uses Golem Network for distributed puzzle solving.
A Python library for deploying and communicating with HTTP servers on Golem Network providers as if they were local.
A system stress testing tool that pushes hardware to its absolute limits using the Golem network.
Distributed pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) that extracts random streams from the Golem network via a REST API.
An OR-Tools worker that enables solving optimization problems using distributed computing on the Golem network.
A web-based bulk image editor that uses the Golem decentralized network for distributed image processing.
A hackathon project demonstrating a UI interface for the Golem decentralized computing network.
A Golem Network requestor for running large-scale Hearthstone deck simulations to analyze performance and optimize strategies.
Calculates optimal floor plan layouts to maximize safe occupancy while maintaining 2-meter social distancing using decentralized constraint programming.
Enhances bash completion for golemsp and yagna with contextual help descriptions in the terminal.
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