Contains live graphs (using jupyter kernels), or can even include full jupyter notebooks and allow you to edit them. Contains what they call 'rabbit-hole' links which allow a reader to drill down into definitions/examples/sources.

Seems pretty neat - though I would need it to be included in Quarto (thus Pandoc) to be of real use.

Commandline ChatGPT interaction program, using golang. Has few quality of life features (but a pre-determined role to generate and execute shell commands [DANGER DANGER] or to generate code for you).
Has basic interactive mode.

Does NOT require OpenAI API keys, uses API from a different server. (For now, no key required).

A shell script to interact with ChatGTP or DALL-E through CLI. Requires openai api key.
Built solely with (bash) shellscript, so no other interpreters required (python, node, ..)

A guide for funding open source - very WIP. Contribute to wiki-me/open_source_funding_guide development by creating an account on GitHub.

Pretty low-latency (~200ms on my WiFi), decent quality, simple setup (once everything is compiled if not on Arch), really nice toolset!

Runs through pipewire, pulseaudio, alsa, take your pick.

A wide array of e-mail obfuscation techniques checked for their efficacy, and explained nicely.
Sorted by plain-text/hidden and js/non-js techniques.
Combine one or two and you should be relatively golden.

A lot (and I mean a lot) of coding challenges preparing you for learning algorithms, data structures, some pointers on system design.

Also has Anki flashcards, though I do not know how effective they are considering a lot of the challenges amount to coding up a solution.

Watch YouTube from the comfort of your terminal. (Well, technically opens an mpv/mplayer instance to display the actual video).

Can also do only audio so you stream audio through your terminal in the background.

Works without any api keys and can search individual content, playlists, create local playlists, downloads videos and more.
Really nice piece of software!

Commandline ChatGPT interaction program, using python. Has a few quality of life features like conversation continuing, and token cost estimation.

Requires OpenAI API key to function.

A rusty commandline program to chat with OpenAI's ChatGPT. Requires OpenAI API key.

Has quite a few quality of life features like pre-determined roles (in yaml format), conversation saving, repl mode and more.

How to set up wireguard in the first place, but then also an example of how to set up routing in your reverse proxy to be able to get to endpoints on a VPS.

A concise explanation of volume controls (digital and analogue) and where to put which volume to get the best sound quality/usability.

Amazing pandoc template for letters that will follow the German regulations (DIN 5008). Write it with markdown, compile with pandoc and latex, be happy.

Similar letter template but less German here: https://github.com/aaronwolen/pandoc-letter/tree/master

A fantastic e-book reader for the terminal.

Supports common ebook formats like epub, mobi, awzs.

Can currently not show images in-line (would be a nice project for e.g. kitty image protocol), but can open them in your external image software.

Use chatbot models from your own system without having to interact with e.g. the OpenAI API.

Provides a litany of different chat bots, some having almost the same quality of output as ChatGPT3.5 (as of now).

States it does not require a GPU to work well.

Host your own ChatGPT-like AI API. With this you could plug your self-hosted version into any application (that allows plugging custom API URLs) and off you go with whatever model you chose!

I have no idea about the performance with/without GPU.

One of, perhaps the best single source of tutorials (a meta-list if you want) for bash scripting.

Allows you to instantly try any python packages from the command line.

Basically like pipx, just for python libraries (i.e. packages without a runnable executable).