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$ token-viewer --help
An interactive tool for exploring GPT-2 tokens, allowing users to visualize
the relationship between token IDs and their decoded string representations.
Built with Astro for static site generation and React for client-side interactivity,
this tool demonstrates efficient browser-based decoding using the
@nem035/gpt-3-encoder package.
$ cat README.md
# Calculator Firmware Reverse Engineering
A deep dive into the firmware of a classic TI calculator,
including documentation of the ROM structure, CPU operations,
and custom patches to extend functionality.
## Features
- Complete memory map documentation
- Custom math function implementations
- Hardware I/O protocol analysis
- Alternative firmware with extended features
$ ./demo.sh
Welcome to TerminalOS v0.5.2
A minimal operating system written in Rust with a
custom shell and basic utilities.
Features:
- Custom memory management
- Simple file system implementation
- Basic networking stack
- Unix-inspired command-line utilities
- Runs on x86 hardware via custom bootloader
Systems Projects
LightParser
A high-performance, memory-efficient parsing library for structured data formats.
RamMonitor
Low-overhead memory profiling tool for detecting leaks and inefficiencies in C/C++ applications.
network-mini
Minimal TCP/IP stack implementation for embedded systems with limited resources.
RetroCompiler
A simple compiler for a C-like language targeting 8-bit microprocessors.
Web Projects
$ help
Available commands:
- ls List directory contents
- cd Change directory
- cat View file contents
- clear Clear the terminal screen
- help Display this help message
- about About this project
- contact Contact information
This browser-based terminal emulator is built with
TypeScript and provides a Unix-like experience with
custom file system simulation.
William64.com
This website - built with Astro.js, featuring a terminal-inspired design with static generation.
RetroVisualizer
Data visualization tool inspired by vintage computer graphics, built with modern web technologies.
Open Source Contributions
$ git shortlog -s -n
42 William Sutton (william64)
15 Other Contributor
8 Another Developer
$ git log --author="william64" --oneline -n 5
3f7a2c5 Fix memory leak in network handler
2a8b1d9 Optimize rendering pipeline for low-end devices
9c3e4f5 Add support for ARM64 architecture
5d6f7g8 Implement new compression algorithm
1a2b3c4 Document low-level API functions
I regularly contribute to various open source projects, focusing primarily on performance optimizations, memory management improvements, and documentation. Key projects I've contributed to include:
- Core utilities for BSD-based systems
- Low-level networking libraries
- Developer documentation for popular frameworks
- Bug fixes for compiler toolchains