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VIMKiller. Exiting VIM is hard; sometimes we need to take drastic measures
1.2kChemometricsTools.jl. A collection of tools for chemometrics and machine learning written in Julia.
70Sherlock.jl. A high functioning package detective.
62JuliaTutor.jl. Learn Julia from the REPL.
27OpenSMILES.jl. OpenSMILES parser in Julia
26VIMKillerRecharged. Using AI to Exit VIM for Safety and Profit
12ChemometricsData.jl. Chemometrics Data Respository, Scraper, and Fetcher.
8LeastEffortBaseline.jl. A simple mostly performant baseline correction algorithm
5SigFigs.jl. Sometimes numbers don't matter. This can help you find when that is true.
5Calcamabob. A CLI calculator written in Rust that isn't blazingly fast.
4ObjectDetectionStats.jl. Early release of an object detection statistics package.
3ExtremeVertexDesigns.jl. Julia
3LockandKeyLookups.jl. Rolling lookups between a `key` source and secondary streams
3caseykneale. my github readme
2ImageChipper.jl. How much image would an image chipper chip if an image chipper could chip images?
1how-to-exit-vim. Below are some simple methods for exiting vim.
1DeltaSugar.jl. Sweet sweet change.
1topological_peak_detection. This crate finds peaks inside of 1-D signals (vectors of `PartialOrd` satisfying types).
12dSmoothParticleHydrodynamics. Scala implementation of a simple 2D SPH simulator with playback.
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