Household finance
Plain-text accounting on top of Beancount, plus a desktop viewer that turns a ledger into something a non-accountant can read. The interesting part is not the maths — it is making a year of transactions legible at a glance.
I write software that solves problems I actually have. Most of it starts as a one-evening script, and the pieces that survive six months of daily use get cleaned up and published. Nothing here is a product; some of it might still be useful to someone else.
Plain-text accounting on top of Beancount, plus a desktop viewer that turns a ledger into something a non-accountant can read. The interesting part is not the maths — it is making a year of transactions legible at a glance.
An earlier stretch of work: segmentation datasets, moving weights between Caffe models, and embedded inference. Mostly archived now, but the habit of measuring before optimising stuck.
Glue between services that were never meant to talk to each other — a catalogue bridged into a set-top box player, a bot that answers a question nobody else was answering.