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<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
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<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
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and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
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<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
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alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
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is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
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<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
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<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
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to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
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and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
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<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<summary><h2>ampoule</h2></summary>
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<h2><a href="/posts/moved-to-a-roundabout.html" class="article-title">Moved to a roundabout</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-07</div>
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<p><p>Welcome to my new website! I've moved from GitHub to a git software I've developed,
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<a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/roundabout">a roundabout</a>. To go along with
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this move, I also made a new website, which is powered by a custom static site generator
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called <a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/ampoule">Ampoule</a>. This will be the
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generator I will use to write the documentation for all my projects, including the
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>Ampoule is a lightweight, simple yet flexible, static site generator written in Python.
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It uses Jinja2 for templating. This site was generated using Ampoule.
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<h2><a href="/posts/gnulinux-not-linux.html" class="article-title">A Reason to Call it GNU/Linux</a></h2>
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<p><p>Linux isn't very Unix-like by itself. Of course, it's a Unix-like <em class="emphasis-1">kernel</em>, and it
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does Unix-compatible file operations, process management, and system calls, but without the GNU
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<h2><a href="/posts/moved-to-a-roundabout.html" class="article-title">Moved to a roundabout</a></h2>
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<p><p>Welcome to my new website! I've moved from GitHub to a git software I've developed,
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<a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/roundabout">a roundabout</a>. To go along with
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this move, I also made a new website, which is powered by a custom static site generator
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called <a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/ampoule">Ampoule</a>. This will be the
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generator I will use to write the documentation for all my projects, including the
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<h2><a href="/projects/wordle.html" class="article-title">Teletype Wordle</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
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<p><p>Just like the original Wordle, you have to guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries and it tells you
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how many letters are correct and in the right position, how many are correct but in the wrong
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position, and how many are not in the word at all. The only difference is that this one is
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played in the terminal. It's a great SSH toy for when you're bored.
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<h2><a href="/posts/browsers-are-doing-too-much.html" class="article-title">Browsers are doing way too much nowadays</a></h2>
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<p><p>Ooh, shiny! Chrome is now forcing me to view my bookmarks in a ✨side panel✨! It's not like
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we have windowing environments for that, right? Doesn't matter, it's modern, new so it's cool
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and automatically better even though it sucks!
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<p><p>Ooh, shiny! Chrome is now forcing me to view my bookmarks in a ✨side panel✨! It's not like
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we have windowing environments for that, right? Doesn't matter, it's modern, new so it's cool
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and automatically better even though it sucks!
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<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<h2><a href="/projects/echo.html" class="article-title">Echo</a></h2>
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<p><p>Echo is a very basic status tracker for web endpoints. I don't recommend you use it. It was
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made for a programming competition (hackathon) organised by the Automation and Computing faculty
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of the Politehnica University of Timișoara, in 3 days, alone. I decided to publish it because
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it might be useful for someone and doesn't hurt me to have it online, and the contest encourages
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
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to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
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and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<p><p>I've seen <a href="https://modernfontstacks.com/">Modern Font Stacks</a>. I agree that there are many cases
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where system fonts are fine, but the stacks there have some problems, especially with GNU/Linux
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<h2><a href="/posts/semantic-css.html" class="article-title">Let's write more semantic CSS</a></h2>
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<p><p>You probably wrote something like this at least once in your life:
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<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
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to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<p><p>Echo is a very basic status tracker for web endpoints. I don't recommend you use it. It was
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made for a programming competition (hackathon) organised by the Automation and Computing faculty
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it might be useful for someone and doesn't hurt me to have it online, and the contest encourages
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<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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<summary><h2>fonts</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/font-stacks.html" class="article-title">Proposed system font stacks</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
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<p><p>I've seen <a href="https://modernfontstacks.com/">Modern Font Stacks</a>. I agree that there are many cases
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where system fonts are fine, but the stacks there have some problems, especially with GNU/Linux
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devices.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>free software</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/beginner-distros.html" class="article-title">There are no beginner GNU/Linux distributions</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-10</div>
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<p><p>I see this so often and it's so wrong. That if you know GNU/Linux, you must
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switch to Arch, Gentoo, Fedora, OpenSUSE or at least Debian. That if you use
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Mint or Ubuntu, you're not a real GNU/Linux user.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/gnulinux-not-linux.html" class="article-title">A Reason to Call it GNU/Linux</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-07-31</div>
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<p><p>Linux isn't very Unix-like by itself. Of course, it's a Unix-like <em class="emphasis-1">kernel</em>, and it
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does Unix-compatible file operations, process management, and system calls, but without the GNU
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suite or some other userland, it is just a kernel which doesn't have to be used as a Unix-like
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one.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>fun</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/wordle.html" class="article-title">Teletype Wordle</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
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<p><p>Just like the original Wordle, you have to guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries and it tells you
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how many letters are correct and in the right position, how many are correct but in the wrong
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position, and how many are not in the word at all. The only difference is that this one is
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played in the terminal. It's a great SSH toy for when you're bored.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</div>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>game</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/wordle.html" class="article-title">Teletype Wordle</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
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<p><p>Just like the original Wordle, you have to guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries and it tells you
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how many letters are correct and in the right position, how many are correct but in the wrong
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position, and how many are not in the word at all. The only difference is that this one is
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played in the terminal. It's a great SSH toy for when you're bored.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</div>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>gigadata</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
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<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
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to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
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and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</div>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>git</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
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alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
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is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
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stage, it supports:
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</div>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>gnu/linux</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/linux-on-the-surface-go.html" class="article-title">GNU/Linux on the Microsoft Surface Go</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-27</div>
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<p><p>Interestingly, the best GNU/Linux tablet is actually made by Microsoft. The
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Surface Go (first generation) is a tablet released in 2018. The performance is
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nothing amazing, but unlike most tablets, you can actually make use of the
633
performance it does have; it doesn't feel slow for normal tablet tasks either.
634
Besides that, it has a 10" screen, front and back cameras, a kickstand, stylus
635
support and a detachable keyboard — but the latter two are sold separately.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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639
<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/beginner-distros.html" class="article-title">There are no beginner GNU/Linux distributions</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-10</div>
642
<p><p>I see this so often and it's so wrong. That if you know GNU/Linux, you must
643
switch to Arch, Gentoo, Fedora, OpenSUSE or at least Debian. That if you use
644
Mint or Ubuntu, you're not a real GNU/Linux user.
645
</p></p>
646
</article>
647
648
<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/gnulinux-not-linux.html" class="article-title">A Reason to Call it GNU/Linux</a></h2>
650
<div class="home-article-date">2024-07-31</div>
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<p><p>Linux isn't very Unix-like by itself. Of course, it's a Unix-like <em class="emphasis-1">kernel</em>, and it
652
does Unix-compatible file operations, process management, and system calls, but without the GNU
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suite or some other userland, it is just a kernel which doesn't have to be used as a Unix-like
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one.
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</p></p>
656
</article>
657
658
<article class="content-area">
659
<h2><a href="/posts/homemade-nas.html" class="article-title">Cheap, homemade NAS with Raspberry Pi</a></h2>
660
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-21</div>
661
<p><p>This is a very simple, cheap and quick way to get networked storage at home. It should not cost
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more than €120 for all the components (assuming you've got a network you can plug it into). It also
663
offers more flexibility than a commercial NAS, because you can install any software you want on it.
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And if you already use the Raspberry Pi for something else, you can just add this to it and not
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worry about an extra device you need power, networking, space and maintenance for.
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</p></p>
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</article>
668
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</div>
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</details>
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679
<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>gpl</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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683
<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/ampoule.html" class="article-title">Ampoule</a></h2>
685
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>Ampoule is a lightweight, simple yet flexible, static site generator written in Python.
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It uses Jinja2 for templating. This site was generated using Ampoule.
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</p></p>
689
</article>
690
691
<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
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</p></p>
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</article>
697
698
</div>
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</details>
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701
<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>gtk</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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705
<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
707
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
708
<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
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</p></p>
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</article>
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</div>
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</details>
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715
<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>hardware</h2></summary>
717
<div class="topic-posts">
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719
<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/posts/homemade-nas.html" class="article-title">Cheap, homemade NAS with Raspberry Pi</a></h2>
721
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-21</div>
722
<p><p>This is a very simple, cheap and quick way to get networked storage at home. It should not cost
723
more than €120 for all the components (assuming you've got a network you can plug it into). It also
724
offers more flexibility than a commercial NAS, because you can install any software you want on it.
725
And if you already use the Raspberry Pi for something else, you can just add this to it and not
726
worry about an extra device you need power, networking, space and maintenance for.
727
</p></p>
728
</article>
729
730
</div>
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</details>
732
733
<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>html</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
736
737
<article class="content-area">
738
<h2><a href="/posts/semantic-css.html" class="article-title">Let's write more semantic CSS</a></h2>
739
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-18</div>
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<p><p>You probably wrote something like this at least once in your life:
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</p><pre data-language="html"><div class="card card--rounded card--primary">
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<div class="card__image-container">
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<img src="image.jpg" alt="A nice image" class="card__image">
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<span class="card__image-caption">A nice image</span>
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</div>
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<div class="card__content">
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<div class="card__header">
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<div class="card__title">Hello, world!</div>
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</div>
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<p class="card__text">
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
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</p>
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</div>
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<div class="card__footer">
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<button class="btn btn--primary btn--raised btn--accent card__button card__button--primary">Click me!</button>
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<button class="btn btn--secondary btn--raised btn--accent card__button card__button--secondary">Click me!</button>
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</div>
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</div>
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</pre><p>Or this:
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</p><pre data-language="html"><div class="max-w-sm rounded overflow-hidden shadow-lg">
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<div>
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<img class="w-full" src="image.jpg" alt="A nice image">
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<span class="text-gray-500 text-base">A nice image</span>
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</div>
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<div class="px-6 py-4">
766
<div>
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<div class="font-bold text-xl mb-2">Hello, world!</div>
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</div>
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<p class="text-gray-700 text-base">
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
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</p>
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</div>
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<div class="px-6 py-4">
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<button class="bg-blue-500 hover:bg-blue-700 text-white font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded">Click me!</button>
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<button class="bg-transparent hover:bg-blue-500 text-blue-700 font-semibold hover:text-white py-2 px-4 border border-blue-500 hover:border-transparent rounded">Click me!</button>
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</div>
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</div>
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</pre></p>
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</article>
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</details>
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<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>izvor</h2></summary>
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<div class="topic-posts">
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<article class="content-area">
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<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
791
<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
792
</p></p>
793
</article>
794
795
</div>
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</details>
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798
<details class="topic-expander">
799
<summary><h2>jinja2</h2></summary>
800
<div class="topic-posts">
801
802
<article class="content-area">
803
<h2><a href="/projects/ampoule.html" class="article-title">Ampoule</a></h2>
804
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
805
<p><p>Ampoule is a lightweight, simple yet flexible, static site generator written in Python.
806
It uses Jinja2 for templating. This site was generated using Ampoule.
807
</p></p>
808
</article>
809
810
</div>
811
</details>
812
813
<details class="topic-expander">
814
<summary><h2>keras</h2></summary>
815
<div class="topic-posts">
816
817
<article class="content-area">
818
<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
819
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
820
<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
821
classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
822
the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
823
</p></p>
824
</article>
825
826
</div>
827
</details>
828
829
<details class="topic-expander">
830
<summary><h2>linux</h2></summary>
831
<div class="topic-posts">
832
833
<article class="content-area">
834
<h2><a href="/posts/beginner-distros.html" class="article-title">There are no beginner GNU/Linux distributions</a></h2>
835
<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-10</div>
836
<p><p>I see this so often and it's so wrong. That if you know GNU/Linux, you must
837
switch to Arch, Gentoo, Fedora, OpenSUSE or at least Debian. That if you use
838
Mint or Ubuntu, you're not a real GNU/Linux user.
839
</p></p>
840
</article>
841
842
<article class="content-area">
843
<h2><a href="/posts/gnulinux-not-linux.html" class="article-title">A Reason to Call it GNU/Linux</a></h2>
844
<div class="home-article-date">2024-07-31</div>
845
<p><p>Linux isn't very Unix-like by itself. Of course, it's a Unix-like <em class="emphasis-1">kernel</em>, and it
846
does Unix-compatible file operations, process management, and system calls, but without the GNU
847
suite or some other userland, it is just a kernel which doesn't have to be used as a Unix-like
848
one.
849
</p></p>
850
</article>
851
852
</div>
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</details>
854
855
<details class="topic-expander">
856
<summary><h2>machine learning</h2></summary>
857
<div class="topic-posts">
858
859
<article class="content-area">
860
<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
861
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
862
<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
863
classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
864
the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
865
</p></p>
866
</article>
867
868
</div>
869
</details>
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871
<details class="topic-expander">
872
<summary><h2>microsoft</h2></summary>
873
<div class="topic-posts">
874
875
<article class="content-area">
876
<h2><a href="/posts/linux-on-the-surface-go.html" class="article-title">GNU/Linux on the Microsoft Surface Go</a></h2>
877
<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-27</div>
878
<p><p>Interestingly, the best GNU/Linux tablet is actually made by Microsoft. The
879
Surface Go (first generation) is a tablet released in 2018. The performance is
880
nothing amazing, but unlike most tablets, you can actually make use of the
881
performance it does have; it doesn't feel slow for normal tablet tasks either.
882
Besides that, it has a 10" screen, front and back cameras, a kickstand, stylus
883
support and a detachable keyboard — but the latter two are sold separately.
884
</p></p>
885
</article>
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887
</div>
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</details>
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890
<details class="topic-expander">
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<summary><h2>nas</h2></summary>
892
<div class="topic-posts">
893
894
<article class="content-area">
895
<h2><a href="/posts/homemade-nas.html" class="article-title">Cheap, homemade NAS with Raspberry Pi</a></h2>
896
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-21</div>
897
<p><p>This is a very simple, cheap and quick way to get networked storage at home. It should not cost
898
more than €120 for all the components (assuming you've got a network you can plug it into). It also
899
offers more flexibility than a commercial NAS, because you can install any software you want on it.
900
And if you already use the Raspberry Pi for something else, you can just add this to it and not
901
worry about an extra device you need power, networking, space and maintenance for.
902
</p></p>
903
</article>
904
905
</div>
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</details>
907
908
<details class="topic-expander">
909
<summary><h2>networking</h2></summary>
910
<div class="topic-posts">
911
912
<article class="content-area">
913
<h2><a href="/posts/homemade-nas.html" class="article-title">Cheap, homemade NAS with Raspberry Pi</a></h2>
914
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-21</div>
915
<p><p>This is a very simple, cheap and quick way to get networked storage at home. It should not cost
916
more than €120 for all the components (assuming you've got a network you can plug it into). It also
917
offers more flexibility than a commercial NAS, because you can install any software you want on it.
918
And if you already use the Raspberry Pi for something else, you can just add this to it and not
919
worry about an extra device you need power, networking, space and maintenance for.
920
</p></p>
921
</article>
922
923
</div>
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</details>
925
926
<details class="topic-expander">
927
<summary><h2>opinion</h2></summary>
928
<div class="topic-posts">
929
930
<article class="content-area">
931
<h2><a href="/posts/beginner-distros.html" class="article-title">There are no beginner GNU/Linux distributions</a></h2>
932
<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-10</div>
933
<p><p>I see this so often and it's so wrong. That if you know GNU/Linux, you must
934
switch to Arch, Gentoo, Fedora, OpenSUSE or at least Debian. That if you use
935
Mint or Ubuntu, you're not a real GNU/Linux user.
936
</p></p>
937
</article>
938
939
<article class="content-area">
940
<h2><a href="/posts/gnulinux-not-linux.html" class="article-title">A Reason to Call it GNU/Linux</a></h2>
941
<div class="home-article-date">2024-07-31</div>
942
<p><p>Linux isn't very Unix-like by itself. Of course, it's a Unix-like <em class="emphasis-1">kernel</em>, and it
943
does Unix-compatible file operations, process management, and system calls, but without the GNU
944
suite or some other userland, it is just a kernel which doesn't have to be used as a Unix-like
945
one.
946
</p></p>
947
</article>
948
949
<article class="content-area">
950
<h2><a href="/posts/browsers-are-doing-too-much.html" class="article-title">Browsers are doing way too much nowadays</a></h2>
951
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-07</div>
952
<p><p>Ooh, shiny! Chrome is now forcing me to view my bookmarks in a ✨side panel✨! It's not like
953
we have windowing environments for that, right? Doesn't matter, it's modern, new so it's cool
954
and automatically better even though it sucks!
955
</p></p>
956
</article>
957
958
</div>
959
</details>
960
961
<details class="topic-expander">
962
<summary><h2>privacy policy</h2></summary>
963
<div class="topic-posts">
964
965
<article class="content-area">
966
<h2><a href="/posts/roundabout-policies.html" class="article-title">Roundabout-host.com policies</a></h2>
967
<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
968
<p><p>Welcome to roundabout-host.com! Before using our services, please take a moment to
969
review these important policies.
970
</p></p>
971
</article>
972
973
</div>
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</details>
975
976
<details class="topic-expander">
977
<summary><h2>python</h2></summary>
978
<div class="topic-posts">
979
980
<article class="content-area">
981
<h2><a href="/projects/ampoule.html" class="article-title">Ampoule</a></h2>
982
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
983
<p><p>Ampoule is a lightweight, simple yet flexible, static site generator written in Python.
984
It uses Jinja2 for templating. This site was generated using Ampoule.
985
</p></p>
986
</article>
987
988
<article class="content-area">
989
<h2><a href="/projects/echo.html" class="article-title">Echo</a></h2>
990
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
991
<p><p>Echo is a very basic status tracker for web endpoints. I don't recommend you use it. It was
992
made for a programming competition (hackathon) organised by the Automation and Computing faculty
993
of the Politehnica University of Timișoara, in 3 days, alone. I decided to publish it because
994
it might be useful for someone and doesn't hurt me to have it online, and the contest encourages
995
publishing the works.
996
</p></p>
997
</article>
998
999
<article class="content-area">
1000
<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
1001
<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
1002
<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
1003
to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
1004
and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
1005
</p></p>
1006
</article>
1007
1008
<article class="content-area">
1009
<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
1010
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1011
<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
1012
</p></p>
1013
</article>
1014
1015
<article class="content-area">
1016
<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
1017
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1018
<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
1019
alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
1020
is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
1021
stage, it supports:
1022
</p></p>
1023
</article>
1024
1025
<article class="content-area">
1026
<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
1027
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1028
<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
1029
classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
1030
the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
1031
</p></p>
1032
</article>
1033
1034
<article class="content-area">
1035
<h2><a href="/projects/wordle.html" class="article-title">Teletype Wordle</a></h2>
1036
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1037
<p><p>Just like the original Wordle, you have to guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries and it tells you
1038
how many letters are correct and in the right position, how many are correct but in the wrong
1039
position, and how many are not in the word at all. The only difference is that this one is
1040
played in the terminal. It's a great SSH toy for when you're bored.
1041
</p></p>
1042
</article>
1043
1044
</div>
1045
</details>
1046
1047
<details class="topic-expander">
1048
<summary><h2>raspberry pi</h2></summary>
1049
<div class="topic-posts">
1050
1051
<article class="content-area">
1052
<h2><a href="/posts/homemade-nas.html" class="article-title">Cheap, homemade NAS with Raspberry Pi</a></h2>
1053
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-21</div>
1054
<p><p>This is a very simple, cheap and quick way to get networked storage at home. It should not cost
1055
more than €120 for all the components (assuming you've got a network you can plug it into). It also
1056
offers more flexibility than a commercial NAS, because you can install any software you want on it.
1057
And if you already use the Raspberry Pi for something else, you can just add this to it and not
1058
worry about an extra device you need power, networking, space and maintenance for.
1059
</p></p>
1060
</article>
1061
1062
</div>
1063
</details>
1064
1065
<details class="topic-expander">
1066
<summary><h2>roundabout</h2></summary>
1067
<div class="topic-posts">
1068
1069
<article class="content-area">
1070
<h2><a href="/posts/roundabout-policies.html" class="article-title">Roundabout-host.com policies</a></h2>
1071
<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
1072
<p><p>Welcome to roundabout-host.com! Before using our services, please take a moment to
1073
review these important policies.
1074
</p></p>
1075
</article>
1076
1077
<article class="content-area">
1078
<h2><a href="/posts/moved-to-a-roundabout.html" class="article-title">Moved to a roundabout</a></h2>
1079
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-07</div>
1080
<p><p>Welcome to my new website! I've moved from GitHub to a git software I've developed,
1081
<a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/roundabout">a roundabout</a>. To go along with
1082
this move, I also made a new website, which is powered by a custom static site generator
1083
called <a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/ampoule">Ampoule</a>. This will be the
1084
generator I will use to write the documentation for all my projects, including the
1085
roundabout itself.
1086
</p></p>
1087
</article>
1088
1089
<article class="content-area">
1090
<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
1091
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1092
<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
1093
alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
1094
is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
1095
stage, it supports:
1096
</p></p>
1097
</article>
1098
1099
</div>
1100
</details>
1101
1102
<details class="topic-expander">
1103
<summary><h2>roundabout-host</h2></summary>
1104
<div class="topic-posts">
1105
1106
<article class="content-area">
1107
<h2><a href="/posts/roundabout-policies.html" class="article-title">Roundabout-host.com policies</a></h2>
1108
<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
1109
<p><p>Welcome to roundabout-host.com! Before using our services, please take a moment to
1110
review these important policies.
1111
</p></p>
1112
</article>
1113
1114
<article class="content-area">
1115
<h2><a href="/posts/moved-to-a-roundabout.html" class="article-title">Moved to a roundabout</a></h2>
1116
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-07</div>
1117
<p><p>Welcome to my new website! I've moved from GitHub to a git software I've developed,
1118
<a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/roundabout">a roundabout</a>. To go along with
1119
this move, I also made a new website, which is powered by a custom static site generator
1120
called <a href="https://roundabout-host.com/roundabout/ampoule">Ampoule</a>. This will be the
1121
generator I will use to write the documentation for all my projects, including the
1122
roundabout itself.
1123
</p></p>
1124
</article>
1125
1126
<article class="content-area">
1127
<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
1128
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1129
<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
1130
alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
1131
is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
1132
stage, it supports:
1133
</p></p>
1134
</article>
1135
1136
</div>
1137
</details>
1138
1139
<details class="topic-expander">
1140
<summary><h2>school project</h2></summary>
1141
<div class="topic-posts">
1142
1143
<article class="content-area">
1144
<h2><a href="/projects/echo.html" class="article-title">Echo</a></h2>
1145
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1146
<p><p>Echo is a very basic status tracker for web endpoints. I don't recommend you use it. It was
1147
made for a programming competition (hackathon) organised by the Automation and Computing faculty
1148
of the Politehnica University of Timișoara, in 3 days, alone. I decided to publish it because
1149
it might be useful for someone and doesn't hurt me to have it online, and the contest encourages
1150
publishing the works.
1151
</p></p>
1152
</article>
1153
1154
</div>
1155
</details>
1156
1157
<details class="topic-expander">
1158
<summary><h2>server</h2></summary>
1159
<div class="topic-posts">
1160
1161
<article class="content-area">
1162
<h2><a href="/posts/homemade-nas.html" class="article-title">Cheap, homemade NAS with Raspberry Pi</a></h2>
1163
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-21</div>
1164
<p><p>This is a very simple, cheap and quick way to get networked storage at home. It should not cost
1165
more than €120 for all the components (assuming you've got a network you can plug it into). It also
1166
offers more flexibility than a commercial NAS, because you can install any software you want on it.
1167
And if you already use the Raspberry Pi for something else, you can just add this to it and not
1168
worry about an extra device you need power, networking, space and maintenance for.
1169
</p></p>
1170
</article>
1171
1172
</div>
1173
</details>
1174
1175
<details class="topic-expander">
1176
<summary><h2>software</h2></summary>
1177
<div class="topic-posts">
1178
1179
<article class="content-area">
1180
<h2><a href="/projects/ampoule.html" class="article-title">Ampoule</a></h2>
1181
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1182
<p><p>Ampoule is a lightweight, simple yet flexible, static site generator written in Python.
1183
It uses Jinja2 for templating. This site was generated using Ampoule.
1184
</p></p>
1185
</article>
1186
1187
<article class="content-area">
1188
<h2><a href="/projects/echo.html" class="article-title">Echo</a></h2>
1189
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1190
<p><p>Echo is a very basic status tracker for web endpoints. I don't recommend you use it. It was
1191
made for a programming competition (hackathon) organised by the Automation and Computing faculty
1192
of the Politehnica University of Timișoara, in 3 days, alone. I decided to publish it because
1193
it might be useful for someone and doesn't hurt me to have it online, and the contest encourages
1194
publishing the works.
1195
</p></p>
1196
</article>
1197
1198
<article class="content-area">
1199
<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
1200
<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
1201
<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
1202
to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
1203
and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
1204
</p></p>
1205
</article>
1206
1207
<article class="content-area">
1208
<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
1209
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1210
<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
1211
</p></p>
1212
</article>
1213
1214
<article class="content-area">
1215
<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
1216
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1217
<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
1218
alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
1219
is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
1220
stage, it supports:
1221
</p></p>
1222
</article>
1223
1224
</div>
1225
</details>
1226
1227
<details class="topic-expander">
1228
<summary><h2>surface</h2></summary>
1229
<div class="topic-posts">
1230
1231
<article class="content-area">
1232
<h2><a href="/posts/linux-on-the-surface-go.html" class="article-title">GNU/Linux on the Microsoft Surface Go</a></h2>
1233
<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-27</div>
1234
<p><p>Interestingly, the best GNU/Linux tablet is actually made by Microsoft. The
1235
Surface Go (first generation) is a tablet released in 2018. The performance is
1236
nothing amazing, but unlike most tablets, you can actually make use of the
1237
performance it does have; it doesn't feel slow for normal tablet tasks either.
1238
Besides that, it has a 10" screen, front and back cameras, a kickstand, stylus
1239
support and a detachable keyboard — but the latter two are sold separately.
1240
</p></p>
1241
</article>
1242
1243
</div>
1244
</details>
1245
1246
<details class="topic-expander">
1247
<summary><h2>tablet</h2></summary>
1248
<div class="topic-posts">
1249
1250
<article class="content-area">
1251
<h2><a href="/posts/linux-on-the-surface-go.html" class="article-title">GNU/Linux on the Microsoft Surface Go</a></h2>
1252
<div class="home-article-date">2024-11-27</div>
1253
<p><p>Interestingly, the best GNU/Linux tablet is actually made by Microsoft. The
1254
Surface Go (first generation) is a tablet released in 2018. The performance is
1255
nothing amazing, but unlike most tablets, you can actually make use of the
1256
performance it does have; it doesn't feel slow for normal tablet tasks either.
1257
Besides that, it has a 10" screen, front and back cameras, a kickstand, stylus
1258
support and a detachable keyboard — but the latter two are sold separately.
1259
</p></p>
1260
</article>
1261
1262
</div>
1263
</details>
1264
1265
<details class="topic-expander">
1266
<summary><h2>teletype wordle</h2></summary>
1267
<div class="topic-posts">
1268
1269
<article class="content-area">
1270
<h2><a href="/projects/wordle.html" class="article-title">Teletype Wordle</a></h2>
1271
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1272
<p><p>Just like the original Wordle, you have to guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries and it tells you
1273
how many letters are correct and in the right position, how many are correct but in the wrong
1274
position, and how many are not in the word at all. The only difference is that this one is
1275
played in the terminal. It's a great SSH toy for when you're bored.
1276
</p></p>
1277
</article>
1278
1279
</div>
1280
</details>
1281
1282
<details class="topic-expander">
1283
<summary><h2>terminal</h2></summary>
1284
<div class="topic-posts">
1285
1286
<article class="content-area">
1287
<h2><a href="/projects/wordle.html" class="article-title">Teletype Wordle</a></h2>
1288
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1289
<p><p>Just like the original Wordle, you have to guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries and it tells you
1290
how many letters are correct and in the right position, how many are correct but in the wrong
1291
position, and how many are not in the word at all. The only difference is that this one is
1292
played in the terminal. It's a great SSH toy for when you're bored.
1293
</p></p>
1294
</article>
1295
1296
</div>
1297
</details>
1298
1299
<details class="topic-expander">
1300
<summary><h2>terms of service</h2></summary>
1301
<div class="topic-posts">
1302
1303
<article class="content-area">
1304
<h2><a href="/posts/roundabout-policies.html" class="article-title">Roundabout-host.com policies</a></h2>
1305
<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
1306
<p><p>Welcome to roundabout-host.com! Before using our services, please take a moment to
1307
review these important policies.
1308
</p></p>
1309
</article>
1310
1311
</div>
1312
</details>
1313
1314
<details class="topic-expander">
1315
<summary><h2>typography</h2></summary>
1316
<div class="topic-posts">
1317
1318
<article class="content-area">
1319
<h2><a href="/posts/font-stacks.html" class="article-title">Proposed system font stacks</a></h2>
1320
<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
1321
<p><p>I've seen <a href="https://modernfontstacks.com/">Modern Font Stacks</a>. I agree that there are many cases
1322
where system fonts are fine, but the stacks there have some problems, especially with GNU/Linux
1323
devices.
1324
</p></p>
1325
</article>
1326
1327
</div>
1328
</details>
1329
1330
<details class="topic-expander">
1331
<summary><h2>user experience</h2></summary>
1332
<div class="topic-posts">
1333
1334
<article class="content-area">
1335
<h2><a href="/posts/browsers-are-doing-too-much.html" class="article-title">Browsers are doing way too much nowadays</a></h2>
1336
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-07</div>
1337
<p><p>Ooh, shiny! Chrome is now forcing me to view my bookmarks in a ✨side panel✨! It's not like
1338
we have windowing environments for that, right? Doesn't matter, it's modern, new so it's cool
1339
and automatically better even though it sucks!
1340
</p></p>
1341
</article>
1342
1343
</div>
1344
</details>
1345
1346
<details class="topic-expander">
1347
<summary><h2>utility</h2></summary>
1348
<div class="topic-posts">
1349
1350
<article class="content-area">
1351
<h2><a href="/projects/izvor.html" class="article-title">Izvor</a></h2>
1352
<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
1353
<p><p>Izvor is a GNU/Linux universal search/launcher utility.
1354
</p></p>
1355
</article>
1356
1357
</div>
1358
</details>
1359
1360
<details class="topic-expander">
1361
<summary><h2>waste</h2></summary>
1362
<div class="topic-posts">
1363
1364
<article class="content-area">
1365
<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
1366
<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
1367
<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
1368
to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
1369
and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
1370
</p></p>
1371
</article>
1372
1373
<article class="content-area">
1374
<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
1375
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1376
<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
1377
classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
1378
the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
1379
</p></p>
1380
</article>
1381
1382
</div>
1383
</details>
1384
1385
<details class="topic-expander">
1386
<summary><h2>waste detection</h2></summary>
1387
<div class="topic-posts">
1388
1389
<article class="content-area">
1390
<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
1391
<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
1392
<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
1393
to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
1394
and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
1395
</p></p>
1396
</article>
1397
1398
<article class="content-area">
1399
<h2><a href="/projects/waste.html" class="article-title">Waste detection</a></h2>
1400
<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
1401
<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
1402
classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
1403
the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
1404
</p></p>
1405
</article>
1406
1407
</div>
1408
</details>
1409
1410
<details class="topic-expander">
1411
<summary><h2>web</h2></summary>
1412
<div class="topic-posts">
1413
1414
<article class="content-area">
1415
<h2><a href="/posts/font-stacks.html" class="article-title">Proposed system font stacks</a></h2>
1416
<div class="home-article-date">2024-12-27</div>
1417
<p><p>I've seen <a href="https://modernfontstacks.com/">Modern Font Stacks</a>. I agree that there are many cases
1418
where system fonts are fine, but the stacks there have some problems, especially with GNU/Linux
1419
devices.
1420
</p></p>
1421
</article>
1422
1423
<article class="content-area">
1424
<h2><a href="/posts/semantic-css.html" class="article-title">Let's write more semantic CSS</a></h2>
1425
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-18</div>
1426
<p><p>You probably wrote something like this at least once in your life:
1427
</p><pre data-language="html"><div class="card card--rounded card--primary">
1428
<div class="card__image-container">
1429
<img src="image.jpg" alt="A nice image" class="card__image">
1430
<span class="card__image-caption">A nice image</span>
1431
</div>
1432
<div class="card__content">
1433
<div class="card__header">
1434
<div class="card__title">Hello, world!</div>
1435
</div>
1436
<p class="card__text">
1437
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
1438
</p>
1439
</div>
1440
<div class="card__footer">
1441
<button class="btn btn--primary btn--raised btn--accent card__button card__button--primary">Click me!</button>
1442
<button class="btn btn--secondary btn--raised btn--accent card__button card__button--secondary">Click me!</button>
1443
</div>
1444
</div>
1445
</pre><p>Or this:
1446
</p><pre data-language="html"><div class="max-w-sm rounded overflow-hidden shadow-lg">
1447
<div>
1448
<img class="w-full" src="image.jpg" alt="A nice image">
1449
<span class="text-gray-500 text-base">A nice image</span>
1450
</div>
1451
<div class="px-6 py-4">
1452
<div>
1453
<div class="font-bold text-xl mb-2">Hello, world!</div>
1454
</div>
1455
<p class="text-gray-700 text-base">
1456
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
1457
</p>
1458
</div>
1459
<div class="px-6 py-4">
1460
<button class="bg-blue-500 hover:bg-blue-700 text-white font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded">Click me!</button>
1461
<button class="bg-transparent hover:bg-blue-500 text-blue-700 font-semibold hover:text-white py-2 px-4 border border-blue-500 hover:border-transparent rounded">Click me!</button>
1462
</div>
1463
</div>
1464
</pre></p>
1465
</article>
1466
1467
<article class="content-area">
1468
<h2><a href="/posts/browsers-are-doing-too-much.html" class="article-title">Browsers are doing way too much nowadays</a></h2>
1469
<div class="home-article-date">2024-05-07</div>
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<p><p>Ooh, shiny! Chrome is now forcing me to view my bookmarks in a ✨side panel✨! It's not like
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we have windowing environments for that, right? Doesn't matter, it's modern, new so it's cool
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and automatically better even though it sucks!
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<h2><a href="/projects/ampoule.html" class="article-title">Ampoule</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>Ampoule is a lightweight, simple yet flexible, static site generator written in Python.
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
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<p><p>Echo is a very basic status tracker for web endpoints. I don't recommend you use it. It was
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made for a programming competition (hackathon) organised by the Automation and Computing faculty
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of the Politehnica University of Timișoara, in 3 days, alone. I decided to publish it because
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it might be useful for someone and doesn't hurt me to have it online, and the contest encourages
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publishing the works.
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<h2><a href="/projects/gigadata.html" class="article-title">Gigadata</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-10-15</div>
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<p><p>Gigadata is an image dataset collection and annotation platform. It allows anyone
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to easily contribute to the dataset by uploading images and annotating objects,
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and to use the dataset for training machine learning models.
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<h2><a href="/projects/roundabout.html" class="article-title">The roundabout</a></h2>
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<div class="home-article-date">2025-02-02</div>
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<p><p>The roundabout is a <strong class="emphasis-2">git repository hosting</strong> server software. It is designed to be a complete
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alternative to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Gogs/Gitea/Forgejo, and other similar services. It
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is still in development and not yet ready for production use. As of version 0.3.0 development
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<div class="home-article-date">2024-04-29</div>
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<p><p>An YOLO model specifically trained to detect waste in images. We collected a custom dataset of waste,
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classified and annotated it, and trained the model using YOLOv8 on Keras. The model is able to detect
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the position and class of waste in images. It can separate the following classes of waste:
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