Pico Lux Meter

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Wanted to know which window in my apartment gets the most light so I built a lux meter using a Raspberry Pi Pico and a light sensor. I just have it log the value to a binary file every 15 seconds to save on memory, then I just plug it in and run my python binary parser.


Letterboxd Watchlist Picker

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Tool built mainly for myself to solve the paradox of choice when I'm trying to wittle down my watchlist. Usable by anybody though.


Bjossi's Premier League Website

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Small website for myself so I can keep track of Liverpool in the title race. Wanted some additional statistics that I couldn't find on just one website.
There's also a history page on this site where you can query stuff yourself. It is currently just set to show best perfoming teams in each position in Premier League history.


Alfred NBA Scores

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One evening, my girlfriend asked me what games were on tonight and I instinctively went to type nba in Alfred. I of course didn't have any workflow for it, so I decided to build one myself. I used the NBA API to get the data and then built a workflow around it using Python. And a lot of JSON parsing.
Got featured on the Alfred blog, it made me happy :)


Sleeper Live Table

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A live league table for your Sleeper Fantasy Football league using the Sleeper API. I built this because I wanted to know if I was in the playoffs or not, I did not make the playoffs.


NFL Tippkeppnin

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A Pick 'Em style game for the NFL season. Users pick the winners of each game. The app is built with .NET and Next.js. Frontend is hosted on Vercel, backend on fly.io. When Preseason power rankings have been submitted, the user's picks are automatically generated for the entire season.