Category: #Coding
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Week 13: Maryland, Clay, DOS, Coworking
Maryland I drove to MD to hang out with some family over the weekend. I made sure to bring some donuts and philly cheesesteak for pasalubong. I also got to see my cousin’s dog who loves to sunbathing, too. Clay The clay candleholders (called luminaries) that we made are done! Andrea and I designed it […]
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Week 3: Visiting Family, Plan 9 Bootcamp
↗ Lo-fi version I visited my family this week in New Jersey. It’s my grandpa’s birthday so we had a little reunion over here. My siblings are on summer vacation as well, so it’s really nice to see everyone in one place. My parent’s house is surrounded by trees so I’ve been taking advantage of […]
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Week 1: All over the place
↗ Lo-fi version I’ve been learning a lot of random things recently. The other week, I signed up for an electronics course on Ohmify and bought a bunch of components and tools so that I could follow along. I’m having a lot of fun trying out the different activities on that website. I just started […]
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Cooking for Surveillance Capitalists: A fun little zine
I wanted to create an interactive thing where the player can play as a villain — in this case a surveillance capitalist. I thought HyperCard would be a perfect medium because it has built-in programming and art tools. Plus, it’s fun running old software! You can download it on itch.io by clicking on the button […]
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Budgie Released
I might be the last person on Earth to realize this, but I recently learned how useful spreadsheets can be in my personal life. This whole time I’ve been avoiding spreadsheets because I thought they were for serious business people who need to do serious things like projections and reports. So I’ve been pushing myself […]
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Caps Warlock and Alarm Pup Released
I recently released two new apps on itch.io: Caps Warlock and Alarm Pup. Caps Warlock is an AutoHotkey script that I’ve been working on to make the Caps Lock key more useful. It adds useful keyboard shortcuts to desktop apps like Figma, Firefox, and Sublime Text. It doesn’t support that many apps yet, but I’m […]
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Ear Transit Released
I made a desktop app called Ear Transit! It’s a tiny tool that lets you listen to background noise on your computer even if you’re not connected to the internet. It currently has 4 background noises at the moment, but I’ll be adding more pretty soon. Right now it only runs on Windows, so I’m […]
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Figma ♥ AutoHotKey
I found out about AutoHotKey last week because I was looking for a lightweight alternative to Logitech Options. My plan was to remap the buttons on my mouse and be done with it. But after going through the AutoHotKey tutorial, I realized that it’s actually much more powerful than I thought. It got me excited […]
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Tiny Generative Art Template
I’ve been using canvas-sketch ever since I started learning generative art back in November. It’s an incredibly useful tool for creating a new project, setting up a local server, and saving my artwork to disk. The only issue that I have with it is that it comes with a lot of dependencies that I don’t […]
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Long-Exposure Art
I’ve been fascinated with long-exposure shots of the night sky recently (like this one), so I thought it would be fun to emulate that effect on <canvas>. I assumed that it would take me a while to figure it out, but the algorithm turned out to be surprisingly simple! The first thing I noticed was […]