These are things I’ve created that I think are cool.
This is a tool I wrote to (approximately) answer the question “How much data is needed to pull a Docker image?”
The interesting bit of this is keeping track of the shared layers between images and giving a useful summary to the user at each step.
This was motivated at my job with the Sage project. Our team and users build on top of a core set of Docker base images. Some of are quite large (~5GB), so we try to preload them on our edge devices to reduce network bandwidth. This tool allowed me to quickly simulate the data cost of a series of pulls with various preload strategies.
A tool which implements a few of the memory model probes discussed in Russ Cox’s fantastic “Hardware Memory Models” blog post.
A cute “screensaver” which generates a random night sky each time you click on it.
A basic ray tracer which displays some nice looking metallic spheres.
I got inspired to do a web port of Bongo Cat after seeing it animated on a Satisfaction 75 keyboard. Type away… :)
The main reference I used was this repo. Thanks so much!
This is a Streamlit app for generating cool images from random noise inspired by the accidental noise library.
Try it out live on Hugging Face Spaces!