Some cool new software

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Nick Sheuko kindly made the following software for me, and I think it will be helpful to others (linked here with his permission):


“This”Script Cleaner” one takes a video as input, does audio-to-text transcription, and then uses GPT-4 to clean it up and take out the filler words to make it read well:

https://github.com/n-shevko/script_cleaner


This one takes an archive of your posts in Twitter and resolves the embedded links to make the entire thing local (as html or PDF) so that it’s usable without depending on X’s servers to be up and accessible:

https://github.com/n-shevko/twitter_archive_cleaner


This one: https://github.com/n-shevko/utils has several useful tools in one:

1) The “Margin revisions acceptor” cleans up Tracked Changes in the margins of Word documents, while leaving the body tracks in place:

this:

becomes:

Very handy when you have a ton of changes and you want the document neat without all the noise in the margin but showing where changes were made.

2) Also, there’s “Citations recovering”: a huge time saver where a Word document with Endnote reference codes got munged by someone putting it through Google Docs or Open Office and then entering a bunch of edits you don’t want to lose by reverting to the old version. Give it the before and after document, and it fixes the citations that were broken inside the .docx file!


This one visualizes a sorting process by showing how the data are moved around (see here for one use case); especially useful for hybrid sorts where data is moved by 2 different policies.

https://github.com/n-shevko/sorting_animation

6 responses to “Some cool new software”

  1. Cem Engin Avatar
    Cem Engin

    The link for:
    “This one cleans up Tracked Changes in the margins of Word documents, while leaving the body tracks in place:
    https://github.com/n-shevko/margin_revisions_acceptor
    is a dead link, but I believe this is the correct one:

    https://github.com/n-shevko/utils

    1. Mike Levin Avatar
      Mike Levin

      Wow, thanks – not sure how I got that wrong; appreciate it!

      1. Cem Engin Avatar
        Cem Engin

        Likewise…

  2. Teja Avatar

    Thank you very much, Mike. 🙂

  3. Alain Schaerer Avatar
    Alain Schaerer

    Are you using the sorting animation to observe the behavior of cell view algos?

  4. Mike Levin Avatar
    Mike Levin

    yep!

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