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German Anki deck built around high-frequency words and recurring sentence patterns. It combines frequency-ranked vocabulary with authentic Tatoeba examples, production and cloze cards, and a reproducible pipeline for building a compact, practical study deck.
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On-device dictation and file transcription for macOS 26, built on Apple’s speech stack. A tiny menu-bar app pastes dictation into the focused app or writes Markdown beside dropped audio; warm M4 paste latency is 58 ms, with no models, Python, ffmpeg, or server.
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Offline-first field data collection app for research teams. Record structured observations, photos, and GPS coordinates beyond cell coverage, sync with verified receipts, and export FAIR datasets for analysis and reuse.
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Slim, drop-in fork of mlx-whisper 0.4.3 for Apple silicon: keeps the same module name, CLI, model loading, decoding, and output while removing unused torch, numba, scipy, and their dependency chain. Installs in roughly 270 MB instead of ~1 GB; timestamps remain an opt-in extra.
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Vercel MCP integration for Prime Agent: connects to Vercel's official MCP server (mcp.vercel.com) over OAuth to manage projects, deployments, runtime logs, Web Analytics, and docs search directly from agent sessions.
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Local MCP server serving always-fresh official Zig documentation for the latest release, curated high-performance lightweight-software guidance, and a dry-run-first auto-update for an out-of-date local Zig toolchain.
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Official Stripe MCP integration for Prime Agent — connects the agent kernel to Stripe's remote MCP server (mcp.stripe.com) via OAuth 2.1/PKCE, exposing live API, billing, reporting, and documentation tools.
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Local MCP server, CLI, and agent skill for safe Slurm job management on ETH Zürich's Euler HPC cluster (free public share). Submit, monitor, cancel, and retrieve jobs; check quotas; transfer data. 48 cores / 128 GiB / no GPUs enforced.
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Official PostHog MCP integration for Prime Agent: talks to PostHog's own MCP server (mcp.posthog.com) with a project-scoped personal API key, giving the agent analytics, funnels, path/user-flow analysis, trends, dashboards, and session replay out of the box (MIT).
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Official Supabase MCP integration for Prime Agent: uses Supabase’s remote OAuth server to manage projects, run SQL, inspect tables and migrations, read logs, deploy Edge Functions, work with branches, and search docs without a self-hosted bridge or API keys in the repo.
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Web-based decision tool implementing the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP): break complex choices into pairwise comparisons, check your consistency, and get a transparent, repeatable ranking — no spreadsheets required.
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Local-first PII redaction for Prime Agent: every request leaving your machine is rewritten to stable, typed placeholders by a deterministic recognizer plus an on-device ONNX classifier. Placeholders stay coherent across sessions and persisted harness data, and raw PII is never written to disk.
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Package any QGIS project into a single portable ZIP: automatically finds and copies every referenced data source (vectors, rasters, zipped layers), rewrites project paths to relative, keeps minimal structure for duplicate filenames, and produces a clean shareable archive.
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by Gabriele Pizzi & Nicolas Delgado Alcega
The New Atlantis, Authorship and Academic Incentives
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by Gabriele Pizzi & Nicolas Delgado Alcega
Good government, protocols, and the territory as a unit of work
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by Gabriele Pizzi & Nicolas Delgado Alcega
Applied research, transdisciplinarity, and culture-building
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by Gabriele Pizzi & Nicolas Delgado Alcega
A conversation on cargo cults and the lineage of the discipline
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by Gabriele Pizzi & Nicolas Delgado Alcega
Protocols as the output of applied territorial research
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by Gabriele Pizzi
Conceptualizing the territory five years in
Read on SubstackInternational Conference of Environmental Remote Sensing and GIS, University of Zagreb, Croatia
by G. Pizzi
Detects grassland abandonment from Sentinel-2 imagery through the contrast between summer-dormant meadows and evergreen maquis. Classifies every parcel in the Monti Prenestini district without labelled data, at 85.8% overall accuracy, into a ranked database for intervention.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20408111
ReadNetworks, Markets & People 2026, Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria, Italy
by N. Delgado Alcega, G. Pizzi, C. Stocchi, P. Bianco & D. Bose
Proposes the applied research organization: an institutional form holding diagnosis, territorial experimentation and implementation in one body, cycling between them rather than handing findings on.
ForthcomingPolitecnico di Milano
by G. Pizzi
A bachelor’s thesis rereading a design studio in Mondéjar, Spain, with water as the connector across regional to site scales. Its argument: the studio’s real output was the pre-design legibility that preceded the linear park, and that diagnostic work counts as an architectural contribution.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18805886
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by N. Delgado Alcega & G. Pizzi
A two-module protocol for rural municipalities: first reading a territory through points of interest, interviews and SWOT; then turning that material into data services and place-based communication. Run by 38 participants across four Sicilian towns: 281 mapped points and 41 interviews.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17703228
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by G. D’Agostino, G. Pizzi & N. Delgado Alcega
Address data in small historic centres, corrected with a smartphone workflow and a Python geocoding pipeline that moves points onto the correct building frontage. Fieldwork across four Monti Prenestini towns: 1,145 addresses verified, 428 previously unrecorded, 11.28 km of streets mapped.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17101800
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by G. D’Agostino, G. Pizzi & N. Delgado Alcega
A platform-first protocol for mapping and publishing hiking itineraries on consumer apps: GPX tracking on the walk, structured POI forms, editing shaped to each platform. Seven routes and 41.5 km produced 81 documented points and 28 trail profiles.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17094467
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