Johan Vandegriff @johanv@fosstodon.org

#100daysofcode Day 60: I helped someone deploy their hackathon project to heroku (the hackathon is over, they just wanted to have it up). The idea is that you upload an image, and it removes the plants to simulate what might happen in the future: https://theyear2100.herokuapp.com/ https://devpost.com/software/2100

A few weeks ago, I went to the graduation for Year Up, which I volunteered for over the summer.

Year Up is a program for students who can't afford college to learn skills for 6 months, then get an internship at a tech company for 6 months.

If you know someone in the Washington DC area who would benefit from the program, pass this on! (boosts appreciated)

https://www.wusa9.com/amp/article/news/education/year-up-graduates/65-6db03216-c2af-4bb0-aa81-487300410f9a

Here are some extra photos people sent #HoyaHacks #HoyaHacks2020

#100daysofcode Day 59: We finished up the app, adding a way to set a nickname for your devices. We made an authentication system similar to #nextcloud notification 2fa, where if a nickname is already claimed, you can request to also use that nickname. Then you have to approve the request on the device that is assigned that name, proving that you own that device/name. We won "best domain name" for http://www.scan-the.space/ and our prize was domain.com backpacks! :) https://devpost.com/software/scan-the-space

#screenshotsunday not much changes with my
laptop, so I figure I'll showcase something cool: You can play games in #LBRY! I thought it was just videos, but apparently you can publish JavaScript apps: https://lbry.tv/@OpenSourceGames:e/wubwubwub:e https://github.com/cwilso/wubwubwub I'm gonna have to try this...

#100daysofcode Day 58: We got #MongoDB Atlas set up, made a cron job to scan every minute, used #VueJS to make the page responsive -- it updates the table and graph when a new scan is done, and you can sort the table by any column. Also, the #raspberrypi is dual-weilding network adapters to scan 2 different networks for devices. https://gitlab.com/johanvandegriff/network-scenery

#100daysofcode Day 57: I'm at #hoyahacks, a hackathon at Georgetown University! My team is working on a tool to visualize devices on the local network: https://gitlab.com/johanvandegriff/network-scenery So far, we have python code to do an arp-scan, control a raspberry pi sense hat, and show a (mostly empty) dashboard with flask.

#100daysofcode Day 56: I set up a #storj node today, which is part of a decentralized, end-to-end encrypted storage network. You can sign up to be a node operator or a user (write an app with storj as the backend!) at https://storj.io/ I'm super excited about the possibilities of this stuff!

#100daysofcode Day 55 (yesterday): I migrated the website for my research team at school to github pages so anyone on the team can easily edit it: https://umd-aimar.com

If anyone is interested in joining #LBRY, an open source decentralized alternative to YouTube (some YouTubers even use it), I have a referral link that will give you some extra LBC tokens: https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@johanv:512721fb1baa4474028bc480ec7e428ef99ad0af

#100daysofcode Day 54: I added a prompt asking the user for the board layout when loading a video file, then I found out how to save numpy arrays in a JSON file.

#100daysofcode Day 53: We decided on file formats for the various stages of processed and labelled data, and my friend started working on a script to label the data for tensorflow. Also, new and improved RGB board for gamers! RGB = Red, Gray, Black!