Use label images from repository

Author: lukasmasuch

projects.yaml

@@ -110,36 +110,28 @@ categories:
 
 labels:
   - label: "tensorflow"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/2WMff3g"
-    url: "" # https://www.tensorflow.org/
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1A"
     description: "Tensorflow related project"
   - label: "sklearn"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/3prMLZ7"
-    url: "" # https://scikit-learn.org
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1F"
     description: "Sklearn related project"
   - label: "pytorch"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/3aK8jvP"
-    url: "" # https://pytorch.org
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1Q"
     description: "PyTorch related project"
   - label: "mxnet"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/38EEfPv"
-    url: "" # https://mxnet.apache.org
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1X"
     description: "MxNet related project"
   - label: "spark"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/3hjSspb"
-    url: "" # https://spark.apache.org
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1N"
     description: "Apache Spark related project"
   - label: "jupyter"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/34ND1jR"
-    url: "" # https://jupyter.org/
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1E"
     description: "Jupyter related project"
   - label: "paddle"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/3mSIQD5"
-    url: "" # https://www.paddlepaddle.org
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1M"
     description: "PaddlePaddle related project"
   - label: "pandas"
-    image: "https://bit.ly/2Jmaz12"
-    url: "" # https://pandas.pydata.org/
+    image: "https://git.io/JLy1S"
     description: "Pandas related project"
 
 projects: