adam_gyroscope

Over the past few days I made an open-source GDS, message router, departure control system, faring engine, and a bunch of other airline systems. It supports Type B/AIRIMP, EDIFACT/PADIS, NDC, MATIP; PNRs, tickets, EMDs,…

For me, it a chess clock. I’ve got all the parts (esp32, oled screens, usb c charging electronics), the software is written, the case is 3d printed. All of this piled in a box on my desk mocking me. What about you?

I love smokeping for finding jitter and latency but always wanted something that went deeper and grabbed all the related signals, so I built JustRebootIt. JRI runs a bunch of parallel pings & traceroutes, detects when a…

Looks like it - a ton of backend errors in the console.

Ever want to hear the music of your commit history? Now you can! My latest musical weekend project is Rebass - music from your git history. It's not quite there yet, IMHO. I'd love suggestions on how to make the _music_…

Hear your chess game as music! I originally made this for a music hack day in 2013 but just did a major update. You can now select samples, octaves, paste in a PGN, and more.

Here’s how we’re working with LLMs at my startup. We have a monorepo with scheduled Python data workflows, two Next.js apps, and a small engineering team. We use GitHub for SCM and CI/CD, deploy to GCP and Vercel, and…

I’ve tried using the various state of the art commercially available models to generate artwork for my kids room, with his name in letters. None can render an image with his name properly spelled, and even after long…

There’s a ton of phenomenal efforts to record and post COVID-19 data publicly. The next step is querying and joining across it. In that spirit, my co-founder, Jonathan Mortensen, and I spent the weekend building a way…

If you've lived outside the US, what app, software or service did you use in that country that doesn't exist in the US? And, if you lived in the US but now live elsewhere, same question.