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Frank Sauerburger / sortednp
MIT LicenseSortednp (sorted numpy) is a python package which provides methods to perform efficient set operations on sorted numpy arrays. This includes intersecting and merging sorted numpy arrays. The returned intersections and unions are also sorted.
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Frank Sauerburger / FP-python-examples
MIT LicensePython versions of the ROOT examples for the FP (advanced laboratory in physics) at the University of Freiburg.
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Frank Sauerburger / doxec
MIT LicenseAutomated testing of code examples in documentations? The answer is doxec. Doxec is python library, which provides automated documentation testing by executed code examples in text files and thus ensures that code examples work as intended.
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Frank Sauerburger / AtmelISP
MIT LicenseDemonstration how to use linux tools to program plain Atmel chips using ISP.
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CERN / fsauerbu / AcEvaluation
MIT LicensePython script to evaluate the acceptance challenge by parsing the Google Doc Sheet.
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Frank Sauerburger / GitlabPM
MIT LicenseCommand line tool to create common labels and board used for project management.
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Frank Sauerburger / QD
OtherRead-only fork of QD, a double-double and quad-double package for Fortran and C++. (https://www.davidhbailey.com/dhbsoftware/)
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Frank Sauerburger / tls-tracking
MIT LicenseReact based webste to demonstrate tls based tracking.
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Test project to compile code on multiple architectures.
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Website to generate k8s templates usable in kubectl apply, see k8s.sauerburger.com
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Simple Kafka stream processing and aggregation framework with exactly-once guarantees
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Numerical experiments with the weird, biased James-Stein estimator.
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CERN / fsauerbu / WSIAssembler
MIT LicenseProgram to generate a layered and transformed workspace input view.
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Frank Sauerburger / pylorentz
MIT LicensePython project to work with 4-vectors and Lorentz boosts in high energy physics.
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Frank Sauerburger / linear
MIT LicenseA linear power supply circuit, developed with EAGLE. The PCB provides two outputs: a variable voltage source with variable current limit and a current source/drain.
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Repository to demonstrate an issue with inconsistent XObject names in mathplotlib's PDF backend.
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