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it's independent lab testing of everyday food products for plastic chemicals (phthalates + bisphenols), with all results published publicly. I got nerd-sniped by PlasticList and wanted this kind of testing to keep happening. Now it's a full-blown platform with a fast pay-money -> get any food triplicate tested pipeline
But how costly is it? Do you think it is sustainable? I wanted to do something like this for India. But the lab costs was too much.
One project is a proportional coding font, Camelana, which has left-padded uppercase letters when they are part of a camel case identifier.
Also, it has custom ligatures. e.g. the keywords ‘return and ‘throw look like a sticker with a solid background, so it is easy to spot exit points.
https://github.com/ericfortis/camelana
Another project is TabularEye, which renders some code blocks in columns without editing the whitespace.
https://github.com/ericfortis/tabular-eye
And other little projects like that
At home, ghidra-delinker-extension [1], a Ghidra extension for exporting relocatable object files (or in other words, stripping programs for parts like Doctor Frankenstein). Absurdly complex, got me a poster session at SURE workshop at ACM CCS last year, as a hobbyist.
API + SMTP + domain authentication + deliverability tooling, with the goal of making the painful parts of running email infrastructure much easier.
Way out of my wheelhouse, loads of fun, No AI.
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