R Bites

R finds a way…

By Gabriel Broussard Korr


This is where I upload articles on small projects I’ve done. At first it was just for R, but I started branching out!

See my Github for more projects.

Note: All my writing is my own! AI is useful, but I always write without it. I also code everything myself, unless otherwise stated— this blog is for fun, after all!

Recent Articles:

August

A tiny bash script that lets local AI find and read wikipedia articles offline, or perform websearches. link


A volumetric cloud CLI screensaver in pure C, built with Claude Fable. link


A simple Claude skill for learning from agentic tooling as it happens. link


July

Gaps? No, projects that didn’t work out— science is all about trying and failing!1

June

LLM inference running in pure R, written from scratch. link


A full keyboard interface with just four buttons! link


May

A morse code interface for headless linux, and the world’s smallest chatbot. link


April

A full guide on using a phone as a Linux laptop. link


A tiny full-stack Python pipeline that retrieves satellite data to estimate your local temperature. link


March

A video conference client running in R, streaming webcam video to the console. link


Running R on a flip phone, and pushing to github from it. link


February

A lightweight set of functions to render video in the RStudio console at native framerate. link



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Footnotes

  1. Also, I was in Alaska.↩︎