This is a searchable and filterable database of federal criminal fraud sentences, because (shockingly) no such thing exists. I've reverse-engineered the federal court's filing system to automatically scrape sentence data and documents.

One day I found myself wondering what a stock index of Chicago companies would look like, or a an index of video game companies, or any number of other bundles of stock prices. So I created a platform for making custom, market capitalization weighted stock indices and tracking their performance. Anyone can make a new index, so try it out.

I'm starting to hate passwords. This is an npm package I created to use in a few projects to simply, securely and statelessly authenticate users via email. It is implemented (in a Jetsons family database) such that anyone can login here.

This is a work-in-progress automated batch OCR tool.

My two-year-old son loves turtles. I used that as an excuse to make a little video game maze for him, to help him stay quiet in public. The game randomly generates a new maze every time using a depth-first search algorithm.

This is an attempt at answering the question of how distracted, modern people are supposed to pray. It takes elements of the daily prayer services from the Book of Common Prayer, and re-constitutes them into seven short (~5 minute) procedurally generated and seasonally appropriate daily prayer services.

There is also a Twitter bot that provides cross-platform notifications. While I was building endpoints for connecting to the ESV bible API, I also built my own simple bible web app, because so much of what's out there is bloated and ad-infested.

Infopanel is sort of a catch-all domain for my various programming projects. It started when I finally got around to mounting an old laptop display in my dining room with a weather/CTA bus tracker webpage displayed. I later added a standalone mobile-optimized interface for bus tracking that calculates my optimal route home, and a simple weather display. I also used the CTA Api to create a bus time map for the Jefferson Park CTA station, which I've submitted to the CTA.

Over the years, I've added a few upgrades, including an API that displays random proverbs, with a 5% chance of giving you a ferengi rule of acquisition, children's catechism flashcards, and a (private) family tree database to keep track of my wife's 42 cousins.

I also added little telegram chat bot that provides me with various server/security notifications. I also used it to bombard by little sister with happy birthday gifs.

¹Most of these projects are running on a raspberry pi at my house (with only 6mbps upstream bandwidth).

²I have some level of exposure to:

³I also published a little npm package that I made as part of a chatbot project.

⁴Most profitably of all, I made a spreadsheet with a Google Apps script that pulls hourly auction house prices from the Blizzard API to help me find deals on my World of Warcraft server's auction house.