Loïc Carr
Here are a selection of projects that I've liked making alone or in a team.
Copiepate is a small cli utility to send and synchronize a clipboard over the network. I use it daily on my remote tmux+vim setup, to send to my local laptop the content of Vim registers.
This project developed in Rust aims to alarm about The Sixth Extinction that is currently happening right under our eyes. We are right into the beginning of a historical accelerated, widespread mass extinction which is scientifically proven to be caused by human development.
Marque-Places is a side project which has the goal to simplify the creation of placecards. Fully destinated for the french market, it help event organizers to create beautiful placecards.
Shaarli is a self-hosted free link aggregator, Shaarlier is an Android app to share link directly from the Android share menu. It is quick, works with every version of Shaarli and is fully customizable.
During my presidency at ResEl among other projects I've developed with the help of other ResEl admins the latest version of the ResEl website. While being a vitrine for the association, the website also handles registration and fees payement for the members.
Developed during a school project with a classmate, this is a implementation of an MPL NN on an FPGA reaching 97% accuracy on MNIST at 10,000 inferences per second.
Javabien is a project group made during a school projet, it is a toy Java 6 interpreter written in Ocaml. It handles most of the syntax, simple file api, and network access.
Simple toy Lisp interpreter developed in python for fun during a week. This interpreter implements basic arithmetic operations, variable declaration, branching and control flow, function and list manupulation.