Blog Posts (55)

Setting up a Flask project with Flask CLI and Docker

Reflecting on my web-app development process after reading The Twelve-Factor App

Analysis of AUR and Official Arch Repository data

Arch Linux provides packages through the official Arch Linux repositories and the Arch User Repository (AUR). I recently gathered data on ~50,000 packages from these repositories on archlinux.org to better understand the makeup of the packages. In this article I will share some visualizations I made as well as some key takeaways about the data set I gathered.

Removing root partition bloat caused by docker

Recently I've been having storage issues in the root partitions of both my desktop and laptop computers. These issues came up soon after I started playing around with docker. In this article I'll talk briefly about how I fixed this problem, the resources and tools I picked up along the way, and anything else I have learned along the way.

Using Tensorflow and Tensorboard with Docker

In my last article we set up Tensorflow with Docker. Next I want to try to get Tensorboard running.

How to enable color emoji on Arch Linux with Emoji One Font

This is a short article about how to enable color emoji on Arch Linux. I have searched for a working solution for this a few times but never found something that worked. I stumbled upon this Gist that I used to hack together a solution that enables color emoji from Emoji One on Arch Linux.

Installing the GPU version of Tensorflow with Docker on Arch Linux

A walkthrough of Tensorflow setup and usage on Arch Linux with docker

A binary clock written in bash

A program that displays the current time as a binary representation

Moving from Gnome Desktop to i3 window manager on Arch Linux

Reading RSS with Python

On my other personal website, briancaffey.com, I have a blog. The content on that blog has mostly mirrored what I put on this github pages site, briancaffey.github.io. I want to display my most recent blog posts from briancaffey.github.io on briancaffey.com, and to do this I will be using the RSS feed that comes with a Jekyll site. This should be pretty simple, we are going to use the requests librrary, as well as the feedparser library.