Projects

This is effectively a list of all the projects that I am either actively working on, completed, or just maintaining. Active projects are those that are actively being developed, completed are projects that are basically going to stay in the state that they are, and maintenance are projects that are completed, but may receive updates from time-to-time.

Active

PyMind

This is yet another static website generator that is written in Python. The website you are looking at is generated using PyMind. The objective of this project is to be brain dead simple to use and extend while not doing too many things. We don't like bloat around these parts.

SIG

This is a project that I have had in my head for a long time, knew that I wanted to do, but could not really formulate the use case. The conclusion that I came to for the Socket Interface Generator (SIG) project is to output boiler plate code to send and receive predefined Ethernet messages (starting with UDP) for Python, C/C++, and Rust. The primary objective is to be able to write one "skeleton" for the set of messages you wish to send then to have the application generate all the source code required to communicate those messages to other applications generated with SIG (using the same messages of course).

VIM

No, its not NeoVim unfortunately. Due to work restrictions I have to use Vim8, so this configuration is bulit around that with absolutely 0 plugins. Everything is written by hand and organized as neatly as possible.

DARBS

My personal port of LARBS for my own dootfiles.

Prusa Box

This project is an attempt to make an encasement for my Prusa 3D printer. The high-level objectives are to make this a cheaply as possible, but not have it be fragile as a house of cards. As well as to include other bells an whistles such as:

This is a long-term project that is supposed to be a sort of milestone setter to gauge how far I have come in design for the mechanical (structural), electrical, and software aspects.

Maintenance

Complete

SA PAP

This is part of my Master degree thesis. This is application is written in Rust and is a Simulated Annealing optimizer that, given a static schedule of bus routes, outputs an optimal schedule for charging electric busses.

MILP PAP

This is also part of my Master degree thesis. This is the original implementation for optimizing the scheduling of electric busses. This uses the Gurobi mixed integer optimizer, so unless you have a student license you won't be able to run this.

Emacs

This is my Emacs configuration. I really tried to make this work, but Emacs is just not for me. There are a lot of good things I learned from Emacs that I'm porting back into Vim. If you want the old comment that I made on the project its below. For all intents and purposes, this project is dead.

This is the ever-changing configuration for Emacs. I edit a whole lot of text on a daily basis, and obviously have crestfallen into the blessing/nightmare that is Emacs. This Emacs configuration is supposed to be dependent on as few packages as possible while being usable. I suck at writing Elisp (and Lisp in general), so this project is a mixed bag at best.

Contemplating on renaming the project to RuneMacs. The name stems from the Windows port executable runemacs, when I first read it I read "Rune Macs".