https://github.com/MaliosDark/wifi-3d-fusion/blob/main/docs/...
"Wayelet CSi tensas"
That makes me question the authenticity of the project.
Although I'm more surprised a repo that appears to be merely a week old already has 245 stars.
* Handbrake, wraps ffmpeg (it does more stuff but that's the main thing most people use it for)
* Ollama, wraps llama.cpp
it's more common than you give it credit for.
gparted, cups, 7zip, baobab, all the *commnder file tools, almost all cd/dvd/bd burning software, nearly every media player that touches ffmpeg (vlc,mplayer) , almost every VM gui, almost every firewall GUI, time machine, duplicati, sabnzbd .. the list goes on forever.
Linux fits too if you're talking about the OS rather than the kernel.
If you want to talk at a lower level then python is really just a wrapper for lots of other shit, simiarly pytorch/cuda are wrappers for a bunch of ugly C.
pretty languages are wrappers for ugly languages, ugly languages are wrappers for assembly, assembly is a wrapper for machine code.
It's wrapped turtles all the way down.
In this case, they posted a README full of nonsense diagrams, didn't fix the broken characters in their UX, and breezed over the complexity of the dependencies (ESP-CSI is very cool but requires specific hardware, with two ESP devices and external antennas). Feels sloppy.