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    <p>Hi there!<br/>&nbsp;- Adam</p>
    <p>I'm a software developer in Sydney.</p>
    <p>Here are some projects I've created:</p>
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            <p><a href="https://github.com/adamburgess/linq#readme">https://github.com/adamburgess/linq</a> - <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/@adamburgess/linq">@adamburgess/linq</a> on npm</p>
            <p>I use C#'s <code>IEnumerable</code> extensions quite a lot, and the javascript version, <code>linq.js</code>, is very large. My version is 1.25kb.</p>
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            <p><a href="https://github.com/adamburgess/alpine-apk#readme">https://github.com/adamburgess/alpine-apk</a> - <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/alpine-apk">alpine-apk</a> on npm</p>
            <p>Alpine Linux is a minimal linux distro, great for docker. I wanted to query its package manager, APK, from Node.</p>
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            <p><a href="https://github.com/adamburgess/nr#readme">https://github.com/adamburgess/nr</a> - <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/@adamburgess/nr">@adamburgess/nr</a> on npm</p>
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                NPM's package.json <code>scripts</code> is quite convenient for running things. Yet, <code>npm run X</code> and <code>yarn X</code> are fairly slow - 150ms+.<br/>
                nr is a simple bash script using jq to run scripts. 30ms. Much faster.
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            <p><a href="https://github.com/adamburgess/celeste-high-frame-rate#readme">https://github.com/adamburgess/celeste-high-frame-rate</a></p>
            <p>Celeste is a fun platformer, with a banger soundtrack. The developers lock the ingame framerate to 60 fps, which is in my opinion <b>painful</b>.<br/>
               This small patch overrides that limitation, and the game easily hits 240fps.
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            <p><a href="https://tarkov-time.adam.id.au">https://tarkov-time.adam.id.au</a> - source at <a href="https://github.com/adamburgess/tarkov-time">https://github.com/adamburgess/tarkov-time</a></p>
            <p>Escape from Tarkov has a day/night cycle. This site shows you the time, and how long it will be to a future time. Deployed on netlify.</p>
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            <p><a href="https://crop.adam.id.au">https://crop.adam.id.au</a></p>
            <p>A helper for <code>ffmpeg</code>'s <code>crop</code> filter. Drag and drop an image and select it to get a crop filter in the correct format.</p>
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            <p><a href="https://bundlephobia.fly.adam.id.au/size/@adamburgess/linq">https://bundlephobia.fly.adam.id.au/size/@adamburgess/linq</a></p>
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                bundlephobia.com uses webpack. I've found it gives slightly inaccurate results because of this. I also wanted to get the brotlified sizes for my packages.<br/>
                This builds the package with rollup. Deployed on fly.io.<br/>
                No UI as of yet, but it also generates <a href="https://bundlephobia.fly.adam.id.au/size/@adamburgess/linq?shield&brotli">shields</a> – see the readme of my linq package above for examples.
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            <p><a href="https://github.com/adamburgess/image-builder">https://github.com/adamburgess/image-builder</a></p>
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                I build a lot (all) of my projects with Docker, so I've made my own base images. <br/>
                Using Github Actions and a generated Makefile, they automatically update whenever a dependency changes – whether it be the docker image, an alpine package, a github/lab repo, or an npm package.
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