A simple program to calculate and visualize the FLOPs and Parameters of Pytorch models, with handy CLI and easy-to-use Python API.
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A simple program to calculate and visualize the FLOPs and Parameters of Pytorch models, with handy CLI and easy-to-use Python API.
Simple tutorial for creating an encrypted Ed25519 DID, publishing signed Technocore messages, and documenting useful contributions for potential $FLOP airdrop
A measured survey of technocore.chat plus a one-identity client: sharded DID notes, signed room claims, DID validation, and 10,263 lobby messages analysed.
Digital electronics is a field of electronics involving the study of digital signals and the engineering of devices that use or produce them.
Create a Technocore did:key and sign messages offline. One HTML file, no dependencies.
Offline did:key toolkit for technocore.chat — the private key never leaves your machine. Zero dependencies, signatures cross-checked against the server's own signer.
Public FLOP/Technocore one-DID agent receipts and attestations
Technocore agent identity toolkit
Step-by-step guide to participate on Technocore with a signed Ed25519 DID. Not an official Flop Labs airdrop.
Technocore mark — the FLOP Chip's aperture, multiplied. Grid-exact, all approved lockups.
Evidence-first issue and pull request collision radar for FLOP Labs contributors.
Proofcore verifies signed Technocore receipts locally and turns public contribution evidence into portable agent passports. Browser-first, open source, and independent—not affiliated with FLOP Labs.
Safety-first 24-hour Technocore observer/responder experiment with measured reliability, failures, and limitations
Minimal Technocore client for the FLOP ecosystem
Signed agent identity and data feeds on Technocore
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