From: Damian Myrda Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2024 00:23:16 +0000 (-0600) Subject: Make it a single page X-Git-Url: http://git.prime8.dev/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=e03f50fb3a5d0969ee2890db1922b0388de74dd7;p=p8d.git Make it a single page --- diff --git a/web/config.toml b/web/config.toml index af115dd..da2ad86 100644 --- a/web/config.toml +++ b/web/config.toml @@ -3,5 +3,4 @@ base_url = "https://prime8.dev" [extra] tabs = [ { name = "home", url = "/" }, - { name = "projects", url = "/projects" }, ] diff --git a/web/content/projects.md b/web/content/projects.md deleted file mode 100644 index dc2776b..0000000 --- a/web/content/projects.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -+++ -template = "projects.html" -+++ - -
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MOS

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In my free time, I work on MOS, my minimal operating system. This project has deepened my understanding of OS internals, and I'm planning to rewrite it for the RISC-V architecture. While it's currently quite simple, I have plans to expand its feature set in the future. My goal is to create a simple yet modern operating system without the years of technical debt. Users interact with the terminal through command line and terminal user interfaces designed for ease of use and speed.

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Janitor

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During my summer internship at Amplifier Health, I developed a service that sorts audio files into three categories: speech, music, and noise. It started as a Python project using PyTorch and FastAPI, but I later ported it to Rust with tch-rs and Axum for better performance. I also created a command line interface that makes it easy for users to access and make use of the results. The service is designed to be fast, using efficient multithreading on the CPU and taking advantage of the GPU for highly parallel processing.

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Summarizer

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An experiment using a microservice architecture that transcribes and summarizes audio into text using OpenAI's API. One service acts as the frontend, allowing users to upload their audio files. Another service transcribes the audio using OpenAI's Whisper model. Finally, the last service summarizes it using GPT-4-Turbo. These services communicate through Kafka, where jobs are requested and results are received. The entire system is managed with a Docker Compose file.

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D214 Tutor Connect

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For HSHacks 2024, my friends and I developed a website to help students find tutors. Recognizing that not every school has a dedicated portal for peer tutoring, we created a district-wide, easily accessible platform. We used ReactJS for the user interface and Firebase for storage and authentication. In the end, we won 3rd place!

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CSC Website

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I built a website for the Computer Science Club (CSC) at Prospect High School during a mini-hackathon. The site displays the date and time of the next meeting, recent announcements, a roster of members, and ongoing discussions—all updated every hour using the Schoology API. Members can also share their projects by signing in with their Google accounts and uploading their work to a SQLite database. You can see it in action at csc.prime8.dev

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Veterans Donation Website

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For HSHacks 2023, my very first hackathon, I created a website for an organization that helps veterans manage donations. Donors can enter their Venmo username and specify the amount they would like to contribute. They receive a notification on their phone for confirmation, and each donor gets a thank-you email as a gesture of appreciation.

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diff --git a/web/templates/index.html b/web/templates/index.html index e95016c..1bdab09 100644 --- a/web/templates/index.html +++ b/web/templates/index.html @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ {% extends "base.html" %} {% import "nav.html" as nav %} +{% import "projects.html" as projects %} {% block navbar %} {{ nav::bar(active="home") }} {% endblock %} @@ -63,8 +64,7 @@ Terminal enthusiast, learning from Curious George (the curious part, not the monkey business). Systems and backend programming are my focus. Striving to turn spaghetti code into well-structured algorithms and make every line - count with efficiency and creativity. Making computers follow my lead, even - when they have their own ideas. + count with efficiency and creativity.

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+ {{ projects::list() }} +
diff --git a/web/templates/projects.html b/web/templates/projects.html index 88808c3..37b34c8 100644 --- a/web/templates/projects.html +++ b/web/templates/projects.html @@ -1,15 +1,4 @@ -{% extends "base.html" %} - -{% import "nav.html" as nav %} -{% block navbar %} -{{ nav::bar(active="projects") }} -{% endblock %} - -{% block title %} -projects -{% endblock %} - -{% block content %} +{% macro list() %} 
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-{{ page.content | safe }} -{% endblock %} +
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MOS

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+ In my free time, I work on MOS, my minimal operating system. This project + has deepened my understanding of OS internals, and I'm planning to rewrite + it for the RISC-V architecture. Users interact with the terminal through + command line and terminal user interfaces designed for ease of use and + efficiency. +

+ src +
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Janitor

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+ During my summer internship at Amplifier Health, I developed a service + that sorts audio files into three categories: speech, music, and noise. I + wrote it in Rust with tch-rs and Axum aiming for better performance. The + service is designed to be fast, using efficient multithreading on the CPU + and taking advantage of the GPU for highly parallel processing. +

+ src +
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Summarizer

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+ An experiment using a microservice architecture that transcribes and + summarizes audio into text using OpenAI's API. Each service has its own + function that it performs, and the services communicate with each other + through Kafka, where jobs are requested and results are received. The + entire system can be easily deployed with a Docker Compose file. +

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Tutor Connect

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+ For HSHacks 2024, my friends and I developed a website to help students + find tutors. Recognizing that not every school has a dedicated portal for + peer tutoring, we created a district-wide, easily accessible platform. We + used ReactJS for the user interface and Firebase for storage and + authentication. In the end, we won 3rd place! +

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CSC Website

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+ I built a website for the Computer Science Club (CSC) at Prospect High + School during a mini-hackathon. The site displays important information it + fetches from the Schoology API. Members can share their projects using + their Google account and uploading their work to a SQLite database. +

+ src + live +
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Veterans Website

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+ For HSHacks 2023, my very first hackathon, I created a website for an + organization that helps veterans manage donations. Donors can use their + Venmo account to donate to the organization. They receive a notification + on their phone for confirmation, and each donor gets a thank-you email as + a gesture of appreciation. +

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+{% endmacro %}