Life is full of marvels and things to do. A hobby can be made of almost anything, from the essentials like food, to more practical things like woodworking, and all the way to the abstract like electronics and programming.
I poke anything I see without mercy!
I rely heavily on manpages to provide the information necessary to understand the reasons behind what I do. I try to reference them whenever possible.
My projects are hosted on both gitlab and sourcehut.
Collection of hardware projects including ones involving wood and electronics.
More software, but Medicine-related. Some of these links are dead, I'll eventually polish and host them again when time and motivation allows.
A look at Mental Health Act forms in Saskatchewan and the problems associated with hand-written legal forms. This project reviewed a collection of Mental Health Act forms, and generated a faithful replica of the most used forms in the digital realm.
Hematology case-based learning with an infinite number of cases which are auto-generated based on a predefined template. Was helpful to practice reading heme labwork as a medical student.
Web platform for collaborative case-based learning in Ophthalmology
Tool to simulate your own CaRMS match algorithm and see what happens behind the scenes. It didn't help me in the match process, but it was nice to get to know the algorithm that supposedly determines my fate.
These recipes are live, they may change and improve.
There is a bare-bones list of photos here which I plan to polish up into a gallery soon(TM).