sharphall.org

I’ve been using NixOS recently on my laptop, because I know how great declarative configuration is from my experience deploying software on servers with tools like Kubernetes and Terraform.

Recently I’ve been learning and building in Rust to the point where I’m feeling productive with it.

I tried out the Hyprland tiling window manager today, and wrote up some notes that might make a useful cheatsheet for new users.

A few weeks ago I started working on s-rack, a modular synthesizer written in Rust.

To kick off my time at the Recurse Center I decided to build a modular softsynth in Rust to expand my knowledge of Rust and DSP, as well as build something I and others could use to make music.

nanometer is a small framework I made in TypeScript to control ILDA show lasers via the Ether Dream DAC.

This labor day weekend I decided to see if I could complete a small web project that might be of use to Philadelphians and maybe learn React in the process.

After creating a small analysis of campaign finance data for the Blackwell and Gauthier campaigns, I thought it would be interesting to see on a map where financial contributions come from.

With campaign finance an issue in the 2019 election for councilperson for Philadelphia’s 3rd district, I thought I would list and sort sources of funding for both candidates for both 2018 + 2019 to see if there is anything that can be learned.

I’ve got some pictures from when I attended SHA2017.

I used to store a copy of my music collection on my Android phone.

After not updating my personal website for a long time, I’ve decided to relaunch it as a blog.