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Emulation, automation, pokehunting
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Emulation, automation, pokehunting
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Current Projects (which I'll work on when I get time currently):

  • EmuRox: MOS6502 emulator with visions of becoming a well written NES emulator then other systems
    • Currently working on another, more cycle aware, approach in EmuRoxLab and using it to really evaluate AI.
  • PokeRox: A site to check Pokemon card data by scanning the card image. Originally an effort to see how AI deals with more complex engineering and optimisation.
  • Pitest CI: GitHub badge for Pitest mutation testing. In it's second incarnation as a GitHub action on Marketplace.
  • Roundabout: A GPU-rendered, immediate-mode UI toolkit for real-time debugging tools in Java which came out of writing UIs for EmuRox
  • Greenhouse Telemetry: Off grid greenhouse monitoring and control with a Rasperri Pi with it's own blog series

Code Dumps (which are dumping grounds for smaller chunks of unrelated code)

  • Programing Problems: Where I keep all of the solutions to small programming problems I've faced via interviews or challenges.
  • Build Lab: A repo so that I can play with build tools. Mainly GitHub actions. Also some code so that I can test those actions.

Older Projects (which I'm unlikely to find time for and are probably horribly written):

  • Spokesman: A small server I developed to act as an SFTP wrapper around Amazon AWS boxes.
  • Zero Hour: A script to migrate Rally data to Trello.
  • Journal: A basic Journal append and search application for learning front-end

Gists

  • iSki GPX Converter: A Python script to take GPS path data exported from iSki website and turn it into GPX data that can be loaded into other apps such as Strava.

Roxoft elsewhere

From before the days of AI, we used to ask _each other_ questions

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  1. emuRox emuRox Public

    Emulator of MOS6502 (and eventually NES) with particular focus on understandable design and testing.

    Java 17 3

  2. journal journal Public

    An experimental app to keep track of your day

    Java 1

  3. greenhouse-telemetry greenhouse-telemetry Public

    Greenhouse telemetry. Monitoring the greenhouse and the weather with a view towards automation

    Python 5 1

  4. Spokesman-SFTP Spokesman-SFTP Public

    An SFTP server that provides access to other file systems (i.e. Amazon S3 buckets) as if they were on the SFTP server.

    Java 8 2

  5. REST-Endpoint-Simulator REST-Endpoint-Simulator Public

    A simple endpoint simulator platform in python.

    Python 1

  6. programmingproblems programmingproblems Public

    My personal solutions for programming problems I come across.

    Kotlin 4 1