Open-Source and related Stuff
For a while now, I’ve been wanting to add forecasting support to my python-weka-wrapper3 library. Problem was that I was so busy with work and also other projects in my spare time, that I just didn’t find the time to…
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During last year’s Covid-19 lock-down here down-under, our Linux and Python meetings were partially held as virtual events. Thanks to the NZOSS, we had access to a BigBlueButton instance, an awesome open-source video conferencing tool. Back then, I didn’t have…
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Last year’s effort in and around ADAMS was mainly focused on our User-friendly deep learning (UFDL) project. For this year, I was hoping that a bit more general development can happen as well (and not just making a release, like…
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Well, the Xmas break has been a productive one so far. When work doesn’t get in the way, I actually get around to push out some new releases. 😉 python-weka-wrapper3 0.1.16 now comes with Weka 3.9.5. weka-virtualenv now allows the…
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With newer versions of OpenSSH (8.4p1-2) and rsync (3.2.3+20200903+git9f9240b-4) available for Cygwin, I decided it was time to release a new version of my rsync4j library as well: 3.2.3-1 You only need to update if you are using the library…
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It seems that I’m way too busy these days to push out releases of those little side projects that I’m involved in. Well, today I managed to get two of those out that have been overdue for a while thanks…
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I haven’t been maintaining my fork of the vfsjfilechooser2 project for quite a number of years now. Hence my surprise that somebody opened an issue regarding a ReDS (Regular expression Denial of Service) in the VFSURIValidator class. Thankfully, Yeting Li…
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The Java client that I have developed for our User-friendly Deep Learning project makes use of my requests4j library. Currently, I have a team of students developing an Android app for managing image classification datasets for the UFDL project. But…
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When working from home, due to COVID-19, you do have the luxury of listening to music of your own choice. And it doesn’t have to be via paid services like last.fm or Spotify. No, you can use good old fashioned…
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With openssh 8.3 out, I decided to see whether cygwin had updated their repositories as well. And not only that, they also had a newer version of rsync in their repos (3.1.3+20020429). With these two important updates out there, I…
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