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Author: heyjoeway

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+I figure I should give an update on the grocery app since I'm working on my portfolio! Its gotten a bit of a glow up and is feature complete for use with a single list. Multi-list and authentication is still a WIP, but since my wife and I have been so satisfied with it, that should be next on the menu. I've also Docker-ized it to make future hosting as simple as possible. The item emojis are generated using [KomeijiForce/bart-large-emojilm](https://huggingface.co/KomeijiForce/bart-large-emojilm), and while they're not always the most accurate, they're mainly there to visually break up the list and be easier on the eyes. 

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 to all the people saying that it's zoomers' fault they are worse with tech: i just tried to copy the recipients from an email in outlook and paste it to the invitees on a new calendar event, and it couldn't even do that without breaking. (it then proceeded to ask for my location) i think "zoom bad at tech" is at least partially another case of gen z being passed down worse circumstances to live their life and being blamed for it

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 here's a fun new game you can play with your friends and your family and your friends: take turns hammering needles into a rubber power plug until someone pops the breaker or gets shocked (editors note: don't) 

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+In February of 2021, I began my Master's project: a refresh of Clarkson University's MaxFlight VR2004 motion simulator, dubbed the Virtual Reality Coaster (VRC)! This machine was purchased from a local arcade sometime in the mid-2000s, and it shows. The software is quite dated, so I produced several resources to bring it up towards modern standards:
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+- **pyMaxFlight:** Exposes all capabilities of the MaxFlight Motion Client programmatically through Python on a the Control PC. This module only allows for local operation. MaxFlight did not provide their own public API for interfacing with the simulator, so this module works by directly accessing the Motion Client window using the Win32 API, simulating button presses and slider movements. ([GitHub](https://github.com/Clarkson-IMPETUS/pyMaxFlight), [Docs](https://pymaxflight.readthedocs.io/en/latest/src/pyMaxFlight/))
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+- **pyWSConsole:** Provides network communication via WebSockets, with a focus on stability and persistent connections. Uses a console-like interface and provides automatic help documentation. ([GitHub](https://github.com/heyjoeway/pyWSConsole))
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+- **VRC-Apps:** A collection of Python applications to extend the functionality of the VRC using the aforementioned libraries. ([GitHub](https://github.com/Clarkson-IMPETUS/VRC-Apps))

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+lcatDB (Lake Champlain Anglers’ Temperature Database) was an online database and single page application (SPA) meant to provide a centralized means of recording, accessing, and analyzing vertical water temperature profiles to citizens of the Lake Champlain region. It was supported by the SUNY Plattsburgh Center for Earth & Environmental Science and the Lake Champlain Sea Grant. lcatDB was (what I consider to be) my first attempt at full stack software development. While the app never really took off and is no longer around today, I was able to demonstrate many of my strengths and learned several valuable lessons.
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+You can read more in my [lcatDB Retrospective](/articles/lcatdb)