Photo is from the re:3D SXSW gathering.
Curated repositories list
Polycephaly
Easily create system daemons (and programs) that use an email-like syntax for communicating between threaded and forked processes.
Shoe horn
Shoe horn is a utility that simplifies the process for side-loading an OS into a VM at a VPS (which typically use KVM or XEN) via their recovery boot (which is typically a Debian-based OS, such as Finnix).
Demonstration videos:
PyClone
PyClone is a Python package that wraps rclone and provides a threaded interface for an installation at the host or container level.
Docker
- Docker image: noVNC bundle
- Docker image: Mosquitto server with Authentication
- Docker Bundling Template
iOS
- iOS Alerts – Properly formatted Ring, Text, and Voicemail alerts that work right out of the box.
Sneak peek
In the spirit of “release early, release often“, some of the projects that I have in the pipeline are below:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Terminals
Multifaceted project that involves hardware modification, 3-D printing, virtualization, emulation, and networking tricks. The end goal is to run software with high-demands on lower-end hardware such as a Raspberry Pi, which interfaces to 4-player controls.
Tiberium
Tiberium is a DevOps tool that I’ve been working on, which consists of three layers:
- Client
- SSH Shell (with sub-module support, such as SFTP)
- systemd service built with Polycephaly
Shortened training with accurate results
Some of my more recent work has revolved around Computer Vision applied to Robotics. In the interest of reducing the amount of work required to yield high accuracy for specific objects with minimal training, I devised a methodology of augmenting GPU-based training for Single Shot MultiBox Detector (SSD) in Keras. While I’m still fine-tuning the training and frame manipulation (e.g. easily adding Picture-in-picture, diagnostic info., alpha channel, and rotation) code before releasing it publicly, here are some examples: