Ramon Asuncion

About

I'm a programmer working on systems software and programming languages. I also love cars, music, and astronomy.

I also publish work through Subrange, Intelligent Sandbox, and Ripe.

Ripe: A systems programming language with a compiler written in OCaml. Supports structs, enums, modules, and pattern matching with QBE and x86 backends.
Ceramic: My continuation of Clay for generic programming. Includes work on compiler diagnostics and C binding generation.
Aurum: A stack based language with an interpreter written in C. Supports loops, macros, and direct memory operations.
Expression: An OCaml interpreter for an esoteric language that uses emoticons as syntax. Supports variables, conditionals, and loops.

mangoOS: A hobby x64 kernel written in C. Boots with Limine and implements interrupt handling, serial output, and framebuffer text.
fulmen: A small Linux container runtime with a command line interface and desktop UI. Pulls container images and runs commands using Linux namespaces.
lumina.h: A C library for reading and writing PPM images. Supports grayscale conversion and color inversion.
cryptus: A command line file encryption tool written in Rust. Uses AES 256 GCM with a password or key file.
nag: An offline todo tracker with a postfix command language. Stores issues in the project directory with tags, priorities, and dependencies.

plftool: A toolkit for inspecting, extracting, and rebuilding Parrot drone firmware. Developed while researching the Airborne Night firmware.
LDR Tracking: A Flask dashboard for light sensor readings from Raspberry Pi Pico W devices. Reads recorded measurements from CSV files and charts them over time.

Echo: A Live2D AI VTuber built from separate services for speech recognition, language generation, memory, voice synthesis, and avatar rendering.
TTS: A local speech synthesis service using Piper and Kokoro. Includes voice profiles, sound effects, and a web interface.
Sniper: A GitHub App that reviews pull requests with language models and posts comments on changed lines. Built with Chang Min Bark and Joshua Lee.
Autovia: A web app for semantic segmentation of road images and video using a model trained on Cityscapes. Built with Santiago Hernandez and Warren Wang.

Astrocord: A Discord bot written in J with a Python proxy for HTTPS and WebSocket connections.
FindMyAdvisor: A dashboard for finding research advisors by topic. Combines faculty profiles, publications, coauthor networks, and a contact shortlist using MySQL, MongoDB, and Neo4j.
TicketMe: A Phoenix LiveView app for monitoring and controlling Raspberry Pis. Shows device metrics, streams logs, and sends commands over WebSockets.
City Watch: A Flask app for exploring Chicago crime reports and testing dispatch recommendations. Uses AVL trees and a priority queue to organize reports.