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Phoenix Fox (@Bluebie)

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Location 🇦🇺 Australia
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homebridge-miio

Xiaomi Mi Home Plugin for Homebridge

shockmouse

Mac app enabling use of touchpad and buttons on Sony Wireless Controller (DualShock 4) as virtual mouse and keyboard

volume_knob

A little digispark volume knob for computers and tablets

digiusb.rb

A little ruby thing for talking to digiusb, like a serial port or like a telnet (whichever!)

oozby

Note: Oozby is abandoned - I'm not intending to develop it any further. If anyone would like to take it over let me know. OpenSCAD with all the annoying bits replaced with awesome and ruby

Campy

A little microframework for Node.JS, based on the design of Why’s Camping and Markaby rubygems

legs

Legs is a networking microframework designed to be super simple and easy and compact. Somewhat inspired by the crazy hacks in Camping, but mainly driven by wanting to build the kinds of easy tools I wish I would have had when I was younger and just getting in to coding. I hope to get it included with the reborn shoesified Hackety Hack as a networking aid, released under the Hackety Hack license: give it away, take it apart, learn-learn-learn without a 2nd thought. :)

littlewire.rb

A little library for a littlewire.cc, in Ruby 1.9 and 2.0.

sign-search

A client side static Auslan search engine, using word-embeddings to find signs with similar meaning to english terms entered

talkie

A little chatty town for creative types to hang out and ponder and share. Designed to guide users towards peaceful discussion where ever possible, and to be completely absent of the sorts of nerdy commands and stuff which create a jerky 'nerd elite' on IRC.

movienight

A simple way to watch a video together in sync, across the internet, with a static http server

chill

chill plugs ruby code in to CouchDB

nzsl-training-data-generator

Tool for reading NZSL-Dictionary dataset, and using PoseNet ML model to extract information and images from video of NZSL sign performances, to generate datasets to train CNNs to recognise traits of visual signed languages

fox_ears_with_florapixels

A little arduino/digispark program for controlling the adafruit florapixel lights in my fox ears at raves

digispark_ook_receiver

A little 433.92mhz radio reciever for simple home automation - execute bash and ruby scripts by pressing "doorbell" style buttons!

usb-fan-remote

A little USB infrared sender, and RGB indicator light, with ruby control library - I use it to control my ceiling fan, but it could be used for anything which takes IR codes!

led_ears

Supercedes my fox_ears_with_florapixels project - reimplemented everything to be much cleaner and easier to work with

ShyCouch

Ruby API for CouchDB, designed to work with the Camping micro-framework.

NZSL-Dictionary

New Zealand Sign Language dictionary dataset, with handshapes and locations labeled, and example usages with signs in sequence labeled

DataBrick

Not all things in this world may be blessed with lovely ascii art, json, yaml, and other funky formats. Sometimes you need to get your arms dirty with some raw unadulterated binary! Binary needn't scar you for life though - so here's my little ORM for bits of binary. — <3 Bluebie <3

test-git-data-cloudflare-worker-api

Toy serverless web thingie, that uses it's own GitHub repository to store data interactively submitted by users

uBoot-t85

Placeholder with notice of new name: micronucleus-t85

Edio

A tiny stylish editor for the webio

social-site-ideas

ideas for social websites and wikis

avr-toys

Some little AVR toys I've made or am making

PulsarReceiver

A little ATtiny13 powered audio-PPM four channel servo controller for little audio player powered wearable animatronics

usbtools

usb tools for usb drive fun times

webrtc-signalling-middleware

dataset-archive

Simple key-value store of data, well compressed, flat file, with easy copy-on-write updates, and very good disk compactness

style-object

A simple way to make inline styles as objects, with optional render functions, for use with nanohtml/lit-html style of widget rendering

Magic-Lantern

Silly little halfbaked experiments in converting s-expressions in to other languages

Icy-Light-Show

A little program to run on an Arduino-compatible with a bunch of LEDs shoved in Port D.

PulseWidth

A bunch of little doodads for talking directly to RC Servos over audio, or to other related doodads, mainly existing for animatronics

ShyRubyJS

Little library to convert Ruby blocks into JavaScript code, via S Expressions. Work in progress.

holman-water

A simple interface to Holman Smart Gardening water tap devices via noble, allowing control of the manual timer function, and checking the current tap state

tinyformpopup

Tiny Form Popups gadget for the web

auslan-cd-data

RIDBC published in Auslan CD-ROM based on Microsoft JET DB, Quicktime for Windows, and Macromedia Director technologies, all of which are obsolete now. The CD continues to be a useful resource, especially in how it provided rich and detailed searchable information about each Auslan sign's location, handshape, symmetry, and region information, much of which is difficult or impossible for the general public to access on the modern Auslan SignBank website. This is a reverse engineering attempt to make that dataset accessible in the modern era for language enthusiests and others who don't have access to the academic channels required to gain access to the Auslan Sign Corpus that much of this is based on.

motion-estimation-tfjs

Playing with trying to use tensorflow.js to build a little motion estimator for video, part of project to understand Auslan signs with browser based CV