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Building fun stuff
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mags0ft/README.md

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Welcome to whoever is reading this, I am mags0ft and love to write software - especially web applications, LLM tools and some experimental stuff - whenever I'm able to allocate some time for that.

I like to code in Python (Flask, 🤗 Transformers, 🦥 Unsloth), work with Next.JS and generally love to build a lot of tools way too complex for simple tasks.

Feel free to look around a little bit! These projects are worth a glance:

  • 💻 a fully custom designed 16-bit CPU
  • 🐍 my Python library spamfilter, available at PyPI
  • ✨ Jace, a tool to mix several LLMs (AI models) together
  • ... 👉 many more!

Also see my skills, FOSS contributions and personal projects.

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  1. JoltCore-16 JoltCore-16 Public

    16-bit RISC CPU with custom ISA, 128 KiB of RAM & ROM, 8 I/O ports, self-written assembler and emulator

    Python

  2. spamfilter spamfilter Public

    Streamlined, object-oriented and fully customizable Python spam filter library.

    Python 6

  3. hle-eval-ollama hle-eval-ollama Public

    An easy-to-use evaluation tool for running Humanity's Last Exam on (locally) hosted Ollama instances.

    Python 4

  4. Jace Jace Public

    A proof-of-concept for the council-of-models method, which allows you to mix several LLMs together and have them discuss over a problem.

    Python 1