- nix-tmodloader my first nix package! tmodloader module for nix with flake support, very easy to use!
- save-manager incredibly useful git-esque save-manager for games (or really anything)
- spellingtiff clones of the NYT crossword (currently broken?) and spelling bee
- andorlando.github.io real link my personal website, has some interesting ui decisions
- nix-dotfiles has my new awesomeWM config, is all nix-based, and is what I use today
- dotfiles has my old awesomeWM config
- awesome-widgets not really a library, but a collection of really well animated awesomeWM widgets I made
- color second of two awesomeWM libraries, has a very easy to use API for color conversion
- rubato first of two awesomeWM libraries, does kinematics-based animation (and I'm very proud of it)
- RightTyper with Programming Languages And Systems at Amherst (PLASMA). I contributed to restructuring of sampling (moving away from an accumulation-based model to keeping track of each individual function call), contributed to generic handling (specifically testing and the actual code-generation and dataflow changes needed to accomedate it) and made the interrupt system compatible with Windows.
- MAGI with UMass Amherst's Syslab, does autograder generation. I extended it from just C to also typescript and javascript so it could be used in classes other than just CS230
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with my hackathon friends
- Trust Me Bro Intended to be ran on LLM providers' systems, collects GPU utlization statistics in an attempt to fingerprint what model is currently running and exfiltrates the data while ensuring it hasn't been tampered with via the Trusted Platform Module (and Linux IMA). This lets end users of LLMs be able to verify that the model they requested to be ran is actually the model that was ran on the LLM provider's system.
- Gitcoin Commit hashes are based off the previous commit, ledgers are based off the previous block. Git + cryptocurrency = Gitcoin. This is not a serious cryptocurrency project, it's us learning how cryptocurrencies work by making basically a tech demo with a great name. Unless you want to invest, in which case it's a super-serious cryptocurrency that's the future of finance.
- eRPC new remote protocol framework, way easier to use than gRPC, I may continue working on this later
- bad apple in google calendar video link bad apple but it's made in google calendar, pretty self-explanatory.
- RISC-V.js a (almost) fully featured RISC-V emulator written in javascript so you can run binaries in the browser
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- bfbbfb BrainFrick compiler, interpreter and functioning turing machine (and more stuff), written in BrainFrick compiled from a custom DSL written in python. Basically just bootstrapped BrainFrick. Proves by simulation that Brainfuck is Turing-complete. Also includes a helpful CLI!
- solitaire cipher golf a really really really short implementation of solitaire cipher
- nim a tui-esque web-based 2-player (or pve) game
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with school clubs
- IUCG Insights a blog app for Isenberg Undergraduate Consulting Group written with BUILD UMass. I wrote a lot of it since I was Project Lead
- aspine a frontend for Aspen, my highschool's grade portal. I wrote a lot of UI code for it