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We all know that code is cheap now with AI, and so is any single idea. However, having way too many of them finally counts as a skill!
I'm a student at Epitech Lyon in France 🇫🇷, currently studying abroad at Université Laval in Québec 🇨🇦
Currently working at Cryptio as a Backend Engineer.
Previously Head of Software at PoC Innovation.
Things I built
Distribox: A self-hosted platform to create, share and use virtual machines straight from the browser, nothing to install. Built it at PoC Innovation.
- Gliss: I wasn't happy with Guacamole's performance, so I built a CPU-only encoder that streams VM desktops to the browser. Built to replace Distribox's Guacamole setup.
remote: Ran out of batteries, wrote a web remote for my TV box.
free-sound: Needed to mute my classes while doing important things, built this because the paid options suck.
nowish: Aggregates my usage of public spaces, ranks them by how crowded they are and gives me a congestion score telling me if I should go now.
manifest: I needed to share plans and agent outputs easily with my team. So I built this simple (basically free) app on Cloudflare Workers.
yapd: I got tired of reading my agents' output, so now one talks to me instead! It calls me "Sir" btw.
Afterimage: A private movie journal. I log every film I watch, who I watched it with, and what stayed with me afterwards.
Rilmo: Records my lectures, transcribes them, writes the notes, links concepts and gives them to my agents for work.- asr (private for now): I couldn't stand the current ASR models, so I'm trying to build one from scratch on a single RTX 4070. We'll see where it goes.
A couple more ideas are in the oven :)
Also a Neovim enjoyer!
Reach me at laurent.gonzalez@epitech.eu