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digital humanities

ProvenArt is an open-source platform that empowers human creators to securely upload, share, and monetize their original works — including images, video, audio, and artwork. Creators set their own fees, while the platform ensures fair revenue splits, ownership protection, and ethical monetization. Fully verified human content, robust security, and community-driven features make ProvenArt a trusted ecosystem for artists and buyers alike.

HarmonyFlow is an open-source AI designed to guide users toward win/win decisions that benefit humanity. It ensures transparency, equitable outcomes, and adherence to U.S. law and the Constitution, while providing ethical reasoning, predictive modeling, and smart-contract integration for fair and sustainable progress.

A live curated collection of digital archives, open datasets, APIs, and other data sources across galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM).

The GigaMesh Software Framework is a modular software for display, editing and visualization of 3D-data typically acquired with structured light scanning (SLS) or structure from motion (SfM).

Wellespring Project JupyterLab setup for local NLP (natural language processing) tools and tasks. Supports OFFLINE processing for maximum data security, privacy, and copyright/intellectual property protection.

Repository for the public website of the book Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python.

A multimodal knowledge graph about monuments in The Netherlands

Exploring GDM (Graded Direct Method) learning for programming with Racket. I'm still learning to use git and scribble documentation tools so the drafts will be very rough for a while.

Digital Humanities proof of concept: A way of studying portion changes in published recipes