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A snippet manager with GitHub Gist integration, tag filtering and a distraction-free editor mode. GitHub OAuth, rate-limited Gist endpoints, and a hundred-snippet ceiling enforced down in the database rather than in the UI.
with Next.js, Supabase, CodeMirror and Upstash
A Rust CLI that prints Japanese quotes into a terminal, with configurable colours, borders, padding and translation modes. Prebuilt binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows, and a package on the AUR.
with Rust, Cargo and TOML
A self-hosted sheet music library: PDF viewer, setlists, offline caching, read-only sharing.
with Vite, Supabase, TypeScript and PostgreSQL
A tray app that wires MIDI keyboard activity into Discord Rich Presence: notes per second, total notes, AFK state, with automatic device reconnection.
with Python, MIDI and Discord RPC
These are the four worth writing up. The rest of the public work, the small tools and the things that never got finished, is all on GitHub.
It starts with a gentle, rolling flow, swells into a really powerful middle section, and then naturally winds down to a quiet finish. It's about letting the energy peak and then giving it permission to slow down.
This one is all about the muffled, cinematic texture of a felt piano. A constant flow, building from a gentle start into sweeping, louder moments, then dropping back into a quiet, delicate resolution.
Everybody says Vercel is the easy one, and it is true. It is also the only argument I still hear for it.
Why I stay on Fedora, and the few things I changed so this laptop feels like mine and not like a default one.
Using AI to write code is fine. Shipping a thing you could not have written yourself is not, and this is not the line people usually draw.
Corrections, questions and arguments are all welcome. I would rather be told than left alone with it.
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Paris, MMXXVIMS. 01