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Add CI and AI sections #160

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I noticed that I know projects that are not referenced here so I added them.

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terlar commented Apr 13, 2023

Is there any information about Typhon CI? I can only find the repo and the source code, but other than that there doesn't seem to be any resources with information about it.

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Is there any information about Typhon CI? I can only find the repo and the source code, but other than that there doesn't seem to be any resources with information about it.

It is a very young project created by @pnmadelaine, he showcased it recently at a NixOS meetup in Paris.

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Minor spelling tweak and project placement move, but the projects themselves look good

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* [Makes](https://github.com/fluidattacks/makes) - A Nix-based CI/CD pipeline framework for building, testing, and releasing projects in any language, from anywhere.
* [Standard](https://github.com/divnix/std) - An opinionated Nix Flakes framework to keep Nix code in large projects organized, accompanied by a friendly CLI/TUI optized for DevOps scenarios.

## Continuous Integration

* [Hercules CI](https://hercules-ci.com/) - Non free continuous integration service for Nix.
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Please add a dash between "Non" and "free" (e.g. "Non-free").

Also seems like the kind of project I'd like to put under a "Paid/Non-Free Sevices" section, but that's just me.


## Artificial Intelligence

* [Nixified AI](https://nixified.ai/) - Making AI reproducible and easy to run.
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This should be in the Overlays section, since its purpose is to provide a set of packages, not to actually perform the Machine Learning.

(Could you even do machine learning with Nix? It's kind of counter to the whole "declarative" part given machine learning is entirely based on state)

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@gaelreyrol hi, I only just noticed this PR, thank you for the interest 🙂

I would like to note that I prefer the project to be referenced simply as "Typhon", I only add the "CI" suffix when the typhon handle is already taken :(

Is there any information about Typhon CI? I can only find the repo and the source code, but other than that there doesn't seem to be any resources with information about it.

The project was very young at the time, we now have documentation available at https://typhon-ci.org !

I would be very glad if Typhon was added to this list, but I still consider the project to be a prototype. So if you do add it, maybe put a little "beta" notice in the description?

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terlar commented Feb 21, 2024

@pnmadelaine I see the documentation in the repo, but seems something is wrong with the GitHub pages setup:
https://doc.typhon-ci.org/

This returns a 404 page for me.

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@terlar GitHub somehow decided to disable my custom domain… this should be fixed now!

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I think my code comments still stand. The section move for the AI package set one and the punctuation changes are all that's needed

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