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this is where most of my programming-related ramblings live
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A test framework for OCaml, suited for writing and executing unit, integration and regression tests and focusing on user experience.
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Detect Called Programmed In Script (dcpis) is a CLI utility which accomplishes two tasks on POSIX scripts. The first is validating their syntax. The second is printing to stdout a space delimited list of immediately called proprams which could not be found in $PATH. This script does not evaluate the script, and so any programs which might be called from called programs or from generated code cannot be determined and will not be reported.
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♊ ️ Mirror of http://mro.name/radio-privatkopie |📻 🐚 Radio PrivatkopieUpdated -
GitLab CI Inspector, or gci for short, is a tool for working with GitLab CI configuration files , e.g. .gitlab-ci.yml. It can be used to lint CI configurations (using GitLab's api), to merge multi-file CI configurations into single YAML files, to debug template extension and comparing configurations (and much more!).
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This project implements a scraper for the GitLab Jobs API storing the scraped jobs in a SQLite3 database.
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these are my advent of code solutions in ocaml
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Native OCaml bindings to Gitlab REST API v4 - Mirror of https://github.com/tmcgilchrist/ocaml-gitlab
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Ultimate Ocaml editing plugin, providing advanced structural editing, movement and analysis in Emacs.
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Intervention for "Science by the numbers"
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Free as in freedom Digital Referencing tool for Artists.
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Visual Metronome and Band Conductor driven by JACK/MiDI
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Projet de Logique en L3 licence Informatique Université Paris Cité.
Création d'une calculatrice sans limite de taille sur les entiers
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An implementation of optimisation heuristics for the TSP, designed to run in less than two seconds on 1000-cities input
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libCUDF is a reference implementation of CUDF (Common Upgradeability Description Format), a document format to describe package upgrade scenarios, in a package manager agnostic way.
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