In the current wave of technology, many programmers are fascinated by remote work. This issue will bring you the sixth popular GitHub project recommendation, exploring those practical and interesting open source projects that can help programmers start their journey to remote work.
GitHub has a tradition of collecting collections of "awesome" projects in various categories. The project to be introduced this time can be called a treasure trove of information for programmers who are eager to work remotely.
This project covers many aspects related to remote working. First up is the Remote Work Blog, which details how to effectively find remote work and how to get your job done better. After all, remote work is very different from the traditional 9-to-5 work model, and these shared experiences can point the way for newcomers. At the same time, there is also a collection of tools to improve efficiency, as well as remote work statistics, such as companies and number of people currently working remotely, allowing you to clearly understand the current status of remote work.
In addition to the blog, it also integrates related videos and books to help everyone fully understand the pros and cons of remote working. The Job Board section comes in handy when you confirm that you want to commit to remote work. It lists a number of websites offering remote jobs, such as the programmer-friendly "pi jobs.com" and "ruby on" for Python programmers. Remote", recruitment websites related to "view js" and "we love go", etc.
Not only that, the project also thoughtfully collects housing-related information. Since you choose to work remotely, you can work from anywhere as long as you have a laptop and WIFI. Work is no longer limited to the office building or home. Some communities that provide remote working support have good accommodation conditions, good office environment, beautiful scenery and exciting atmosphere. The program also teaches remote interviewing techniques, as well as related newsletters and podcasts to help you stay up to date on the latest information about remote work. If you are yearning for remote work, this program is not to be missed.
Image is an excellent high-availability independent photo and video management platform, divided into Web and App. The App can be downloaded from the corresponding app store, but the server settings need to be completed by yourself. The author provides a demo website for reference.
Its management functions are rich and diverse. You can manage photos and videos by time, location (map) and other classification methods, and you can also create your own photo albums. Internal planning tasks are a highlight. It can read image data content to achieve accurate and humanized search. Under the AI wave, this project has huge potential. In the future, it is expected to realize image generation, image style simulation, video generation, image restoration and other functions, which is exciting.
From the interface point of view, the overall look is very refreshing. In addition to the application side, there is also a management side that can manage users and scheduled tasks that process image data. It's easy to install. Through the "docker compose" method, after downloading and installing, configure the server address in the client App, and you can use it with peace of mind.
Open Voice focuses on the field of voice cloning, and its number of stars increased astonishingly this week. Not only can it achieve basic voice cloning, it can also modify the speaker's tone and support multiple languages. For example, it allows Musk to speak Japanese and Chinese without any sense of inconsistency.
It is worth mentioning that most of its creative team members are Chinese or Chinese, and the core members are from MIT and even have undergraduate degrees from Tsinghua University, which is really impressive.
Whether you are a programmer eager to work remotely, or a friend who is interested in image management and sound cloning, the three open source projects introduced in this issue are worth a try. If you find it interesting, you may wish to download it and experience it for yourself. You are also welcome to share your experience in the comment area. If you think it's good, please share it with more friends. See you next time!
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