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rflandau/README.md

Howdy,

I am R, a computer scientist with a specialty in networks and backend architecture. My current work is as a Carnegie Mellon graduate student pursuing my MSMITE with a concentration in Tiny Networks.

Check out my Carrd.

a picture of me

Linux diehard.

Debian hierophant.

Hail the Gopher.

Curse the Serpent.


Golang my beloved  C  Java  Perl  SQL  Bash  Rust  Bubble Tea  Docker  Git  SQLite  AWS  Kubernetes  Python, begrudgingly 

A Few of My Recent, Public Projects

  • Orv - A home-grown protocol for decentralized, hierarchical service discovery networks of all sizes. Designed with IoT in mind.
  • Gravwell CLI - A redesigned, open-source, scriptable TUI for the Gravwell platform.
  • Weave - Turn Golang structs into common, exportable formats like CSV or JSON.
  • B-TOAS - Proposal for a blind-turn alert system for dangerous roads. Course: Special Topics - IoT Protocols and Standards. Does not load properly in some browsers; try downloading it.

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  1. Orv Orv Public

    A decentralized service discovery protocol for networks of all sizes, from spatially remote IoT systems to high performance datacenter intranets.

    Go 2

  2. weave weave Public archive

    Output arbitrary structs as CSV, JSON, or a fancy table

    Go 1

  3. gwcli gwcli Public

    Interactive and Scriptable CLI for Gravwell

    Go

  4. TinyGo Button Interrupts TinyGo Button Interrupts
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    Simple program to showcase TinyGo's support for channels and their ability to wake the device, even on a single-threaded machine.
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    Even selects are supported so you can have timeouts.
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    This specific example is for the Adafruit CPX, but remove the build constraint, select the right pins, and this should work for basically any device.