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deepseek-ai/DeepInfer

DeepSeek Opens Its Production Inference Engine — DeepInfer is the offline inference framework DeepSeek uses internally for large-scale serving, now open-sourced for DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash. It bundles optimized kernels (FlashMLA, DeepGEMM, DeepEP), MoE/CP parallelism, speculative decoding with confidence-scheduled verification, and batch-invariant/deterministic sampling—useful for teams deploying DeepSeek models at scale who need reproducible outputs.

DeepInfer: High-performance, large-scale inference framework for DeepSeek models

jyjblrd/single-propeller-drone

A drone that flies with just one spinning propeller — This project documents an under-actuated drone stabilized by a single propeller mounted atop a finned body, instead of the usual multi-rotor setup. It includes custom forks of ArduPilot and moteus for flight and motor control, plus Fusion 360/STEP files for the body and propeller designs, useful for hobbyists building unconventional drones.

Under-actuated drone with only one motor

mitmproxy/mitmproxy

The toolkit for intercepting, inspecting and scripting HTTPS traffic — mitmproxy offers three interfaces—console (mitmproxy), CLI (mitmdump, like tcpdump for HTTP), and web UI (mitmweb)—for intercepting SSL/TLS traffic across HTTP/1, HTTP/2, and WebSockets. It's built for penetration testers and developers who need to inspect, modify, or script HTTP traffic interactively.

An interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.

tywr/Nordwand-Mono

A Python-built monospace font blending Univers with JetBrains Mono proportions — Nordwand-Mono is a coding font designed from scratch in Python, merging the classic Univers neo-grotesque with JetBrains Mono's compact proportions. It offers alternative character styles, stylistic sets for ligatures and wide-angled brackets, and lets you compile a customized version by editing a config file. Good fit for developers who want a hackable, Swiss-inspired terminal font.

A compact monospace neo-grotesque font designed for developers (and adventurers).

oosexgang/hakios-xnu-kernel

Booting Apple's actual XNU kernel and iOS 16.5 userspace on a Snapdragon Android phone — HackiOS runs Apple's open-source XNU kernel (from iOS 16.5) with the unmodified iOS userspace — launchd through SpringBoard — on a POCO X5 Pro 5G or QEMU, using a custom EFI loader, UEFI port, and a Linux Wi-Fi compatibility layer instead of Apple's closed drivers. No Apple files are bundled; IPSW content is fetched directly from Apple's CDN. A striking project for OS porting and reverse-engineering enthusiasts.

php/php-src

The Source Behind PHP, Still Under Active Development — This is the official C source for the PHP interpreter, the engine behind countless websites and CMSs. The repo is useful mainly for contributors building PHP from source, testing new language features, or tracking engine internals rather than for typical application developers.

The PHP Interpreter

Zagitta/gpu-unlock

A Linux kernel module unlocks hidden BF16/FP16 speed on RTX 3000 GPUs — This kernel module combines the CMP unlocker's V67/PLM technique with UEFI-style pre-driver timing to double FP/BF16 FMA throughput on GA102/103/104/106 GeForce cards, without patching NVIDIA's driver each release. Benchmarks show BF16 GEMM gains of 25-80% depending on the card, useful for anyone running ML workloads on consumer RTX 3000 GPUs.

Your GeForce runs AI at half speed. This fixes it for 20/30/40 series cards. Up to 2× FP16 / BF16 / TF32 tensor throughput

receptron/mulmoclaude

A local-first AI assistant you grow with plain-file memories and no-code apps — MulmoClaude lets Claude build and maintain a personal wiki, schema-driven data, and small single-user apps (lists, trackers, flashcards) entirely as local files — no programming needed. Everything stays in your workspace under MIT, and you can reach the same assistant from your phone or a messaging app.

Nurture your own AI assistant on your own computer. Local-first and MIT: memories, data and apps stay as plain files in your workspace. Chat summons the right GUI — wiki, spreadsheet, chart, form, 3D. Build small apps for an audience of one, no programming required.

receptron/mulmoterminal

A Browser Grid for Juggling Several Coding Agents at Once — MulmoTerminal is a local, tmux-backed browser terminal that runs multiple coding-agent CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Copilot CLI, Cursor CLI and more) side by side, colour-coding each cell as working, done, or waiting on you. Sessions survive reloads, isolate via git worktrees, and can push phone alerts when a turn finishes — built for people juggling several agents, not just one.

Run multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel — a browser terminal grid that shows which agent needs you. Local, tmux-backed, MIT.

musoukun/skills

A grab-bag of drop-in skills for Claude Code and similar AI agents — This repo collects reusable skill folders for Claude Code-style AI agents, each with a SKILL.md you copy into your local skills directory. Included skills cover annotating screenshots for guides, DDD-style requirements modeling, generating narrated 3D explainer videos with Three.js, pattern/case classification, and turning architecture diagrams into animated MP4/GIFs.

cloudflare/security-audit-skill

Turning coding agents into structured, self-verifying security auditors — This skill orchestrates isolated agents through a six-phase security audit: recon, coverage-led hunting, candidate validation, structured findings, independent verification, and reporting. It's the single-repo seed behind Cloudflare's larger vulnerability discovery harness, useful for teams wanting reproducible, machine-readable audit trails rather than one-shot AI scans.

A coding-agent skill for multi-phase security audits with independently verified, machine-readable findings

amazonlinux/amazon-linux-2023

Amazon Linux 2023: Fedora-based OS with AWS-backed long-term support — This is the official tracker for Amazon Linux 2023, AWS's Fedora-derived OS offering long-term support and continuous security updates at no extra cost. It's useful for anyone running cloud workloads on AWS who wants release notes, roadmap visibility, and a place to file issues or feedback on the distribution.

Amazon Linux 2023