Tools, Services, and Media

Inspired by uses.tech, the following is a list of my personal 'stack' as of 2024-02-27.

Software Development

Languages and Projects

Tech Projects
Rust - Basic terminal computer game
- TaskWarrior MSRV CI Automation
- Roguelike Dungeon Crawler Game
C# - "Qbert" Processing CSVs and inserting data into Salesforce and Eloqua
- "CodeSpider" web crawler to identify out of date code and content
- "CSVCompare" to dedupe email lists using MD5 hashes
Python - Personal Productivity Data Analysis
- Library Sciences Authorship Analysis (NDA)
R - Customer Scoring using Neural Nets, Random Forests, Decision Trees, Linear Regressions
- Social Network Analysis
- Myers Briggs Type Indicator Classification
- Competitive Fitbit Clustering
- Shopping Basket Analysis
SQL - Built Customer Scoring Model
- Data Integrity Analysis
- Salesforce.com ETL & Data Replication
- Sales and Marketing Funnel Data Analysis
React - "AugustRush"" Wedding Website
Lua - "AlphaZero" Custom User Interface for World of Warcraft
Qbasic - Choose your own adventure games
- Screen Savers
- Arena fighting game

Aviation

Motorcycling

Gaming

Social

Productivity

Hardware

Ears

Wrist

Back Office Software

'Uses' Background:

In February 2023 I saw a hacker news that linked to Uses.Tech which is an interesting consolidation of the 'setup, gear, software, and configs' used by software developers. Each listed software developer includes a link to that developer's own hosted /uses/ page.

At first I wasn't sure how the website was able to find and consolidate all the information without any apparent schema as all the developer websites seemed to be formatted differently. I then noticed at the bottom of the Uses.tech website that a link to the Github Repo that describes what the project is and how to contribute. Sadly, there is no magic happening. I was thinking maybe a web crawler searching for an consolidating tags from all websites with a /uses/ page. It turns out folks manually submit their data via a pull request and just link to their personal website.

It's still a nifty directory and I intend to submit a PR to have my own /uses/ information included. Following is a snippet of the json that is included in the PR to have content included in the site:

  {
    name: 'Isaac Wyatt',
    description: 'Aviator, Mountaineer, SAAS/Tech, Coder, GTD & PKM Nerd, SF Bay Area to Seattle, Angel & Advisor, BBA, MBA',
    url: 'https://isaacwyatt.com/uses',
    twitter: '@isaacwyatt',
    emoji: '🤓',
    country: '🇺🇸',
    computer: 'windows',
    phone: 'android',
    tags: [
      'API',
      'GitHub',
      'HTML',
      'Windows',
      'Markdown',
      'Vercel',
      'REST',
      'SASS',
      'SEO',
      'Coder',
      'VS Code',
      'SQL',
      'Python',
      'C#',
      'R',
      'Low-Code',
      'No-Code',
      'JSON',
      'Angel Investing',
      'GTD',
      'PKM',
      'Aviator',
      'Pilot',
      'Marketer',
      'Bald',
      'HashiCorp',
      'NewRelic',
      'Google',
      'Alphabet',
      'VSCode',
      'Mountaineer',
      'Seattle',
      'SF Bay Area',
      'Coder',
      'BBA',
      'MBA',
      'FIRE',
      'Motorcycles',
      'Video Games'
    ],
  },