Could I walk through an ASCII version of a real town and recognize it? Building ASCII Walk meant working on geography, landmarks, movement, and the small details that make a place familiar.

You add a name, keyword, or phrase. Anything matching disappears from any page you visit - YouTube tiles, Reddit cards, search results, articles, feeds. One …

Overview Rivet is a lightweight Windows-native text editor focused on fast startup and simple, clean behavior. The design goal is intentional: implement the …

Overview mario-ai-trainer is a project focused on training a reinforcement learning agent to play Super Mario Bros using modern Python ML tooling. The goal is …

Finding prime numbers with Python and CUDA — because math runs faster when it’s parallel.

Pod in Peace is a small, self-contained Python app for discovering, downloading, normalizing, and transcribing podcasts. It supports both a Tkinter GUI and a …

TL;DR MapGen is a tiny Python tool that generates hex-grid maps using dual Perlin noise (elevation + moisture), assigns biomes (water, plains, forest, desert, …

How I built a secure, low-cost, zero-servers pipeline: Hugo to GitHub Actions to S3 and CloudFront, with Porkbun DNS, ACM TLS, least-privilege IAM, and edge functions.