the wiki is a compilation of reading material, notes, scripts, logs, guides, lecture notes, and scattered thoughts.
git.charlesreid1.com is where all of my code projects are hosted. gitea is a self-hosted github clone written in go.
follow my coding work on github.
the game of life on charlesreid1.com
current cube solve times:
3x3 rubik's cube: 1:10
4x4 rubik's revenge: 3:45
5x5 professor's cube: 9:50
occasional blog, notes on math, research, and teaching topics.
provides static hosting space for git.charlesreid1.com projects. pages.charlesreid1.com is a self-hosted, push-to-deploy Gihtub Pages/Heroku-like service.
provides static hosting space for my bot projects.
Github Heroku attack rabbits allow you to add a Github OAuth authentication step in front of a Heroku app, to control access to content. Beware of attack rabbits!
tweeting Apollo radio chatter forever
tweeting John Milton's Paradise Lost forever
tweeting Allen Ginsberg poems forever
the technology stack for running a containerized charlesreid1.com
a framework for running twitter bot flocks
Dr. Reid's Patented Git-Commit-Ectomy will remove painful and problematic commits from your history forever.
a short guide to getting going with pelican, a Python static content generator.
a short guide to getting going with pandoc, the Swiss army knife of documents.
don't sudo pip - it's insanely dangerous!
Project Euler on Charlesreid1.com Wiki
Areas of professional experience:
Data Acquisition, Data Analysis, Data Engineering: Turning Data Into Knowledge.
Chemical Reactor Modeling, Industrial Process Control.
Scientific Software, Code Verification, Validation & Uncertainty Quanification.
Machine Learning for Industrial and Engineering Applications.
Python, Java, Git, Bash, Perl, Matlab, C++, Doxygen.
Open Science, Better Technical Communication.
Areas of experimentation:
Keras, TensorFlow, Neural Networks, Facial Recognition.
Electronics, SDR, Ham Radio, Wireless.
Unix, Networking, Computer Security, Data Pipelines.
Internet of Things, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Microcontrollers.
Building and Using Web APIs, Web Apps, Bots, Spiders, Data Harvesters, and Scrapers.
Geographic Information Systems, Maps with Javascript, Map Visualizations.
Breaking Down Concepts Into Simple Enough Terms That Five Year Olds Can Understand Me.
Really, Everything Is On The Wiki: charlesreid1.com/wiki