i like building systems. sometimes they're visual experiments, sometimes they're backend tools, sometimes they're just an excuse to understand how something works. i enjoy taking ideas apart, finding constraints, and turning them into software.
rubric — a reading application for macos. epub, fictionbook, mobi, pdf and comics, set the way a book is set: a real gutter, notes in the margin, nine papers. it reads a book aloud and hands back an m4b, and for russian it knows where the stress falls. rust engine, 504 tests.
dead-deps — find abandoned npm
dependencies, and what replaced them. the hard part is not finding quiet packages,
it is not calling ms dead: silence is measured against each package's own release
history. 81 hand-verified successions, 0% false positives on a labelled corpus.
findyourcode — search a codebase by
what the code does, not the words in it. reject a request without a valid ticket
finds the middleware though reject appears nowhere in the repository. tree-sitter
chunking, hybrid retrieval, one sqlite file, offline.
open. probably something less pretty and more useful.
typescript javascript rust python three.js glsl webaudio react node vite tauri sqlite postgres docker
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