commit 843b6d32bcb8ce96bc1001b0e792c7f0bad11522 Author: Lucas Winther Date: Mon Nov 9 06:47:38 2026 +0100 chore: bootstrap agent-ready docs, rules and design-phase artefacts Add AGENTS.md as the single source of truth (with CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md as pointers), permissions for Claude Code, Codex and Gemini, the docs tree (architecture, decisions, TODO, permissions, specs, plans), PRODUCT.md and DESIGN.md, plus the design-phase record: the inspiration log, all mockup rounds with briefs and screenshots, and the owner's work history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 diff --git a/.claude/settings.json b/.claude/settings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..de07a7b --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/settings.json @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +{ + "permissions": { + "allow": [ + "Bash(git status:*)", "Bash(git diff:*)", "Bash(git log:*)", "Bash(git show:*)", + "Bash(git branch --list:*)", "Bash(git rev-parse:*)", + "Bash(git add:*)", "Bash(git commit:*)" + ], + "ask": [ + "Bash(git push:*)", "Bash(git merge:*)", "Bash(git rebase:*)", "Bash(git switch:*)", + "Bash(git restore:*)", "Bash(git commit --amend:*)", "Bash(rm:*)", + "Bash(bun add:*)", "Bash(bun remove:*)", "Bash(bun update:*)", "Bash(bun upgrade:*)", + "Bash(bunx:*)", "Bash(npx:*)" + ], + "deny": [ + "Bash(git push --force:*)", "Bash(git push -f:*)", "Bash(git push --force-with-lease:*)", + "Bash(git reset --hard:*)", "Bash(git clean:*)", "Bash(git add -f:*)", "Bash(git add --force:*)", + "Bash(git commit --no-verify:*)", "Bash(git commit -n:*)", + "Bash(rm -r:*)", "Bash(rm -R:*)", "Bash(rm -rf:*)", "Bash(rm -fr:*)", "Bash(rm -Rf:*)", + "Bash(rm -fR:*)", "Bash(rm --recursive:*)", "Bash(sudo:*)", + "Read(./.env)", "Read(./.env.*)", "Read(./secrets/**)" + ] + } +} diff --git a/.codex/config.toml b/.codex/config.toml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5542eff --- /dev/null +++ b/.codex/config.toml @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +sandbox_mode = "workspace-write" +approval_policy = "on-request" diff --git a/.codex/rules/project.rules b/.codex/rules/project.rules new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6d519d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/.codex/rules/project.rules @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +# Rendered from docs/PERMISSIONS.md. Change both in one commit. +# Deny +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", "push", ["--force", "-f", "--force-with-lease"]], decision = "forbidden", + justification = "Force-push rewrites shared history.") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", "reset", "--hard"], decision = "forbidden", justification = "Discards work.") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", "clean"], decision = "forbidden", justification = "Deletes untracked files.") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", "add", ["-f", "--force"]], decision = "forbidden", + justification = "Stages ignored files, e.g. secrets.") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", "commit", ["--no-verify", "-n"]], decision = "forbidden", justification = "Skips hooks.") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["rm", ["-r", "-R", "-rf", "-fr", "-Rf", "-fR", "--recursive"]], decision = "forbidden", + justification = "Recursive delete.") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["sudo"], decision = "forbidden", justification = "No privilege escalation.") +# Ask +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", ["push", "merge", "rebase", "switch", "restore"]], decision = "prompt") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["git", "commit", "--amend"], decision = "prompt") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["rm"], decision = "prompt") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["bun", ["add", "remove", "update", "upgrade"]], decision = "prompt") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["bunx"], decision = "prompt") +prefix_rule(pattern = ["npx"], decision = "prompt") diff --git a/.gemini/settings.json b/.gemini/settings.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a5043be --- /dev/null +++ b/.gemini/settings.json @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +{ + "tools": { + "allowed": [ + "run_shell_command(git status)", "run_shell_command(git diff)", "run_shell_command(git log)", + "run_shell_command(git show)", "run_shell_command(git branch --list)", "run_shell_command(git rev-parse)", + "run_shell_command(git add)", "run_shell_command(git commit)" + ], + "exclude": [ + "run_shell_command(git push --force)", "run_shell_command(git push -f)", + "run_shell_command(git push --force-with-lease)", "run_shell_command(git reset --hard)", + "run_shell_command(git clean)", "run_shell_command(git add -f)", "run_shell_command(git add --force)", + "run_shell_command(git commit --no-verify)", "run_shell_command(git commit -n)", + "run_shell_command(rm -r)", "run_shell_command(rm -R)", "run_shell_command(rm -rf)", + "run_shell_command(rm -fr)", "run_shell_command(rm -Rf)", "run_shell_command(rm -fR)", + "run_shell_command(rm --recursive)", "run_shell_command(sudo)" + ] + } +} diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..201f435 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# dependencies and build output +node_modules/ +dist/ +.astro/ +*.tsbuildinfo + +# secrets +.env +.env.* +!.env.example + +# agent scratch and local-only files +.superpowers/ +CLAUDE.local.md +.claude/settings.local.json +.worktrees/ + +# OS / editor +.DS_Store +*.log diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5b26f4c --- /dev/null +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +# portfolio-next + +The next lucaswinther.info: a two-gate personal site (work / off the clock). Pre-code: only docs and +HTML mockups exist. Planned stack: Bun 1.3, TypeScript, React, Astro (see `docs/DECISIONS.md`). + +`AGENTS.md` is the single source of truth for agents here. `CLAUDE.md` and `GEMINI.md` only point here. +Deeper context on demand: `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`, `docs/DECISIONS.md`, `docs/TODO.md`. + +## Commands + +TODO(maintainer): confirm commands once tooling exists (no `package.json` yet). +Bun is the runtime and package manager, never Node, npm, pnpm or yarn: +`bun ` not `node`, `bun test` not jest/vitest, `bun install` / `bun run + + diff --git a/mockups/nav-b.html b/mockups/nav-b.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f1f9ca8 --- /dev/null +++ b/mockups/nav-b.html @@ -0,0 +1,391 @@ + + + + + +Lucas Winther + + + + + + +
nav-b · One page, switchable lensOne home page; the “I'm here for” switch reorders, folds and re-words sections for a recruiter, a friend, or everyone. AI filter sits right under it. Base from Brittany Chiang's sticky two-column layout, with beige.zone's tag filtering.
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I'm a computer scientist working as a platform engineer. I automate infrastructure, build small webapps, and use AI tools where they earn their place, which every project below is honest about.

Bachelor in computer science, DTU. Most interested in devops, homelab and tooling roles.

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I build things by hand, and lately with AI. This is where both live, next to the band, the homelab and whatever I'm thinking about this month.

Use the switch on the left if you only came for one side of it.

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Off the clock I play bass in Kældermændene, four people in a basement making songs that mostly only exist as handcam recordings. I also write things down.

The work is still here, folded away at the bottom.

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Projects the ones worth asking about are first

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Experience & education

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Daily: Ansible, Docker, Linux, Node.js, Claude Code · Comfortable: React, Python, Proxmox · Once upon a time: Unity, C#, Arduino

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Writing on tech from blog.lucaswinther.info

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The band click a bar to play a song; height is length

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a quiet mechanical keyboard / an old synth manual, scanned / rye bread worth the detour / a tuner app with no ads / this talk on boring tech

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Elsewhere

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+ old.lucaswinther.info ↗
By hand, before. The 2021 React site, frozen. Eleven projects, none of them touched by AI. Start here if that's what you'd rather see. + lucaswinther.info/simpleThe one-card versionName, links, one line. For sharing in a chat. +
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Say hello

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Placeholders (dotted underline): band name, venues, songs, musings, blog titles, job, university, years in the timeline.

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nav-c · One garden, many filtersProjects, writing, music and old v1 work in one collection, filtered by type, side and AI level, with maturity marks and hover previews. Press / or Ctrl/⌘K to find anything. From Maggie Appleton's garden, ntch.design's shortcuts and beige.zone's tag filters.
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Things I've made by hand and with AI, things I've written, and songs from a basement.

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Everything is in one bed. Nothing here is finished in the same way: seedlings are rough, evergreens are things I'd stand behind. Every project says how much AI was in it.

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Nothing grows at that intersection yet. Clear the filters.

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Three sides, one bed“Now” is the technical work, much of it with AI. “Person” is writing and the band. “v1” entries are from the 2021 site, built by hand, and open in the frozen archive.
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lucaswinther.info/simple, the one-card version
blog.lucaswinther.info · GitHub · LinkedIn · email
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PlaceholdersDotted underlines are invented: essay and note titles, band name, songs, venues, dates, maturity stages, and the homelab and this-site projects.
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+nav-d · Two gatesA, reworked into two gates: technical on the left (grid paper, mono, precise) and personal on the right (warm, grainy, serif and hand-written). Hover a side to lean in, click or press ←/→ then Enter to open it, Esc to come back. Work now leads into tech-r3-c, and off the clock into personal-r2-b. Once you're in, the other side stays a thin edge you can cross to. Under the seam, a small third way in opens the garden (nav-c) with everything at once.
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Software, infrastructure, and how I build with AI. Projects, a CV you can read in ten seconds, and notes on what worked.

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writingWhat I let the agent write, and what I didn'tsome AI
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This is where the technical space would begin: CV first, then projects with the AI filter, then writing. Any of the tech mockups (T1–T5) could live here.

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CV

Platform engineer, 2023–now. BSc Computer Science, 2022. CV (PDF).
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Filter by how they were made: all · skip fully AI-made · by hand only.
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AI, devops, homelab. From blog.lucaswinther.info.
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Songs from a small band, half-finished thoughts, things I found and wanted to keep.

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Off the clock

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This is where the personal space would begin: press play on a tape, then explore the songs, with musings and finds alongside. Any of the personal mockups (P1–P5) could live here.

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The tapes

Handcam sets and small recordings. Pick one, press play, jump between songs.
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Half-finished thoughts, some of which grow up.
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Links, tools, records and things worth passing on.
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The work side waits on the left edge.

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P1 · The crateRecordings as cassettes on a shelf: pull one out, it plays, and the setlist, behind-the-song notes and other versions open underneath. Borrows mindofakira's "choose to play, then explore"; writing stays quiet below, like marcschuster.
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Mostly I write software. In the evenings I play guitar in a small band and write things down.

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Everything we've recorded fits on one shelf. Pull a tape out to listen, then dig into it: who's playing, where it came from, how it sounded on other nights.

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Writing, now and then

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On playing to eleven peopleOct 2026

Small rooms are harder than big ones. You can see every face, and every face can see your left hand. Some notes after the October gig.

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Why I still keep a paper notebookAug 2026

Half of the band's lyrics started in the margin of a meeting. The other half started on the bus.

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Handcam is the honest formatMay 2026

Shaky phone footage from the third row, with the bar chatter left in. I've stopped wanting anything cleaner.

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A winter of learning to sing harmonyFeb 2026

Short version: record yourself, listen once, never again.

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P2 · The deskAn ordered desk: notes, photos, ticket stubs and a tape recorder in labelled zones. Hover lifts a thing, click opens it in place. The recorder holds the live sets. Borrows kigo.studio's liveliness, kept tidy, plus mindofakira's "play, then explore".
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This is roughly what my desk looks like: a few things I've been thinking about, things I found, photos, and the recorder with our gigs on it. Pick anything up.

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P3 · The gardenNotes, songs, gigs and findings as one tended garden with maturity stages and visible connections. Hover anything to see what it's linked to on the map; songs open with their versions across gigs. Borrows maggieappleton.com's garden and beige.zone's tag filters.
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Half-finished thoughts, songs from the band, and things I found, all growing into each other.

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Nothing here is in date order. Some notes are seedlings, some have been rewritten for years. Songs connect to the nights we played them, and those nights connect to whatever I was thinking about at the time.

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    P4 · The almanacOne year at a time on a seasonal strip. Hover a month to peek, click it to open that month's page: a gig with its setlist and per-song notes, a post, a find, or just a line about the weather. Quiet months are part of the design. Borrows lynnandtonic's yearly archive (the idea, not the look) and beige.zone's archival labels.
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    What happened outside work, a month at a time: gigs with Lav Sol, things I wrote, things I found. Some months are full. Most aren't, and that's fine.

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    P5 · The zineThe personal space as a small seasonal magazine. Each issue mixes a cover story, a printed tracklist that plays, liner notes for the current song, musings and classified-style findings. Borrows marcschuster.com's editorial feel and beige.zone's archival typography.
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    +personal-r2-a · Shelves of things I loveOne shelf per interest, each holding its 1–4 latest things as fitting objects (fanned comic pages, a cartridge, a sleeve that plays, posters, spines pulled from Hardcover). "New lately" up top; click anything to open it, "see all" opens the shelf's archive. P2's tactile desk, rebuilt as rows so a new interest is just one more shelf.
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    Once a season the shelves get bound into a little zine: Autumn 2026 has Now Recharging, the pumpkin, Lanternfall and an essay about crying at comics.

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    + Placeholders (dotted underline): every game, film, song, book, essay, drawing, commission, the band and its gig, and all Trakt/Hardcover data. Real: Now Recharging, Junkwraith, Cupid 13, the villainess trope and the pumpkin (from Bluesky). Pictures are drawn stand-ins. + Bluesky · lucas@lucaswinther.info · work +
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    +personal-r2-b · One big, rich wallA calm editorial wall where every card is shaped by what it is (comic panels, a sleeve that plays, a cover with a pull-quote, a typeset essay, the drawing itself). "Now" across the top pulls in Hardcover and Trakt; chips filter by interest; a card opens in place to full width. New things get big cards, older ones settle smaller.
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    personal-r2-c · The zine, grown upWhat "come in" opens: the current seasonal issue is the front page and fills up as the season goes (1–3 things a month fills an issue naturally). Past issues sit below as covers, and an index by interest cuts across every issue. Evolves P5, with marcschuster.com's editorial calm and beige.zone's archival index.
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    a seasonal zine of things I love and things I think · by Lucas Winther
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    Every run ends, and that's the point. I've been having a heavy autumn, and there's something gentle about a game that says go again, you'll be a bit stronger.

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    The witch-y moveset took me a while. Now I can't go back. The music is doing half the work, honestly. Best moment so far: finally beating the second boss on the bus home and nearly shouting.

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    Why I cry at fiction and not at the news

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    A comic chapter about a goodbye got me more than a month of headlines. I think that's not coldness. I think it's scale.

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    When a story lets you sit with one person for long enough, their loss becomes something you can hold. The news hands you thousands at once, and my brain just files it under weather. I don't love that about myself, but I understand it better now.

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    Death has always hit me hard in stories. Maybe because stories are the only place where you get to rehearse it gently, with a page you can close.

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    So I've stopped feeling guilty about crying at a webcomic. If fiction is where I practice caring, then the practice counts. The trick is to carry a little of it back out with me, into the real week.

    Anyway. Read Now Recharging. Bring tissues.

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    personal-r2-d · A personal homepageWhat "come in" opens: a warm "about me, right now" page. A short hello, a "currently" strip fed by Trakt and Hardcover (and a song on loop), one featured essay, the latest three shares, then eight doors into collections by interest, and a gentle life thread. A modern now-page plus a personal index; maggieappleton.com's sorting by type, the gate's plum warmth.
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    I write software for a living. The rest of the time I'm reading comics, crying at them, and playing the same song forty times in a row.

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    This is my corner for the things I love and the things I think about. Something new lands here once or twice a month, whenever it's worth it.

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    tech-1 · The catalogueEvery project in one dense, sortable index; rows open into short case studies. Keyboard-first, typeset like a printed catalogue. Borrows from beige.zone (year index, Fig. labels) and ntch.design (shortcuts, tagged list).
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    Lucas Winther — index of works, 2016–2026

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    Software engineer, platform team at Nordlys Systems, since 2023.

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    Education

    BSc Computer Science, Aarhus University, 2022. Thesis on P2P archival.

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    TypeScript, Node.js, React, Ansible, Docker, Linux, C#/Unity. Agents for the boring half.

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    LINKS
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    Nothing matches. Press Esc to clear.

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    Writing

    + Tech notes on AI tooling, devops and the homelab. Full archive at blog.lucaswinther.info +
      + All entries → +
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      Experience & education

      + The short version. Full CV as PDF +
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      • 2023–nowSoftware engineer, Nordlys SystemsPlatform team: CI, internal tooling, deployment automation.
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      • 2021–2022Student developer, university ITWeb tools for teaching staff, React and Node.js.
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      • 2019–2022BSc Computer Science, Aarhus UniversityThesis: reputation systems in peer-to-peer archival (HyperCache).
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      • 2015–2018HTX, programming lineExam projects: Censor Simulator (VR), BreakoutPython.
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      / search · jk move · Enter open · Esc close/clear · 0–3 AI filter

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      Set in Newsreader and IBM Plex Mono. By-hand archive (2021) · Blog · GitHub

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      Placeholders (dotted underline): current job and employer, university name, all years and dates, school, blog post titles, CV link, “this site” and “Homelab metrics” projects, process splits and case-study details.

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      tech-2 · Two chaptersEducation, jobs, projects and writing on one year-by-year timeline, split into a by-hand chapter and an AI chapter. Hover anything to see what it connects to; click to open. Borrows lanes and varied shapes from sankar.work, yearly grouping from beige.zone.
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      Lucas Winther

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      Computer scientist. I wrote software by hand for six years, then started building with AI as well. This page holds both chapters, on one line, so you can see where one ends and the next begins.

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      Software engineer, Nordlys Systems (2023–)
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      Studied
      BSc Computer Science, Aarhus University, 2022
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      Writes
      AI tooling, devops, homelab at blog.lucaswinther.info
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      Contact
      EmailLinkedInGitHubCV (PDF)
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      Each mark is one thing made, studied or written. Vermillion: made with some or full AI help.
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      Chapter I, preserved

      The 2021 React portfolio is frozen at old.lucaswinther.info. Nothing there was made with AI.

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      Blog · GitHub · LinkedIn · lucas@lucaswinther.info

      Set in Instrument Serif and Instrument Sans.

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      Dotted underline = invented: employer and job titles, university, school, all years, blog post titles, CV link, “Homelab metrics” and “this site” projects.

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      tech-3 · The evolved split pageBrittany Chiang's sticky identity / scrolling content split, warmed up: a reader toggle (recruiter or curious), a left panel that reacts to what you point at, an AI filter written as a sentence, and a real blog section.
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      Software engineer, platform team, Nordlys Systems (2023–)
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      BSc Computer Science, Aarhus University, 2022
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      Core stack
      TypeScript, Node.js, React, Ansible, Docker, Linux
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      Languages
      Danish, English
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      Contact
      lucas@lucaswinther.info · LinkedIn
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      About

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      Computer scientist with a passion for development, which is what the old site said, and it still holds.

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      I studied computer science and wrote my bachelor thesis on trust in peer-to-peer archival. Before that I built VR exam projects and a rowing game with two real oars. These days I work on platform tooling and run a small homelab that I rebuild from code.

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      Since 2023 I've used AI for a growing share of the typing. Every project below says how much, and the by-hand archive is still up for anyone who'd rather see work without it.

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      Experience & education

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      2023 — now
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      Software engineer · Nordlys Systems

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      Platform team. CI pipelines, internal developer tooling, deployment automation with Ansible and containers.

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      • TypeScript
      • Ansible
      • Docker
      • GitHub Actions
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      2021 — 2022
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      Student developer · University IT

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      Small React and Node.js tools for teaching staff; first taste of maintaining something other people rely on.

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      BSc Computer Science · Aarhus University

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      Distributed systems, HCI, VR. Thesis: reputation systems in peer-to-peer archival.

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      The 2021 site, frozen

      React and Material UI, written entirely by hand before I used any AI tools. Kept exactly as it was, at old.lucaswinther.info.

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      tech-4 · The skills mapSkills linked to the projects and posts that prove them: hover one side and the other lights up, with connecting lines whose dash shows AI involvement. The same data again as a skills × years matrix. Borrows sankar.work's "information in different ways".
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      Computer scientist. Every skill below links to something I built or wrote. Point at a skill to see where it was used, or at a project to see what it took.

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      Skills over time

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      The same links, laid out by year. Brighter cells mean more projects that year; an ochre underline means AI was involved. The rule at 2023 is where the by-hand years end.

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      Latest writing

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      AI tooling, devops and the homelab, at blog.lucaswinther.info.

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        + By hand, before →The 2021 portfolio at old.lucaswinther.info, frozen. Everything there predates AI tools. +
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        + Set in Schibsted Grotesk and Martian Mono. Old site · Blog · GitHub + Placeholders (dotted underline): employer, university, all years, blog post titles, CV link, “Homelab metrics” and “this site” projects, skill groupings. +
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        tech-5 · The lab notebookProjects as case files that are honest about process: who wrote which part (highlighter = AI), decisions, and a log of what broke. Blog posts are notebook entries in between. The old site is "Volume I". Light identity in the spirit of ntch.design / beige.zone's archival labels.
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        Lab notebook of Lucas WintherBuilds, decisions and breakages, with AI in the loop

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        Lucas Winther, computer scientist. Software engineer at Nordlys Systems.

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        lucas@lucaswinther.info
        linkedin/lucas-winther · github/StereotypicalCat

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        + Experience & education +
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        1. 2023–nowSoftware engineer, Nordlys Systems: platform, CI, deployment
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        2. 2021–22Student developer, university IT
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        3. 2019–22BSc Computer Science, Aarhus University
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        CV (PDF)Skills: TypeScript · Node.js · React · Ansible · Docker · Linux · Unity/C#
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        Vol. I, everything from 2016 to 2022, was written entirely by hand. It's kept unaltered as the old site at old.lucaswinther.info. This volume marks how much of each build was mine and how much came from an AI.

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        Contents

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          Bar = share of the code: by hand · by AI (highlighter)

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          No. 01814 Oct 2026
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          + Note · AI +

          What I let the agent write, and what I didn't

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          Going back through the gacha tracker file by file and marking every line by origin. The surprise was the tests: I thought I wrote most of them. I wrote the names. →

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          No. 017Sep 2026case file
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          Homelab metrics

          AI-assistedPrometheus · Grafana · Alertmanager           +
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          Goal

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          Know that something is wrong before a family member tells me the photo backup stopped.

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          Who wrote what

          + + + + + + +
          PartWritten byNote
          Alert rulesby handEvery alert has to be something I would get up for.
          Exporters (UPS, NAS)mixedAI found the SNMP OIDs; I rewrote the parsing.
          Grafana dashboardsAIGenerated JSON, then deleted half the panels.
          Compose + Ansible roleAIExtends the existing Config repo.
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          Decisions

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          1. Prometheus over a hosted service: the lab should work offline.
          2. Four alerts, not forty. Dashboards are for curiosity; alerts are for action.
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          What broke

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          • 2026-09-03Alert storm on every reboot: 22 notifications for one planned restart.
          • 2026-09-04Added inhibition rules and a 5-minute for:. Quiet since.
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          Write-upSource
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          No. 016Jun 2026
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          + Note · Homelab +

          Three mini PCs, one k3s cluster

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          Why the cluster happened, and why the media server went back to plain docker-compose a week later. →

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          No. 015Mar 2025case file
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          Event Tracker for Gacha Games

          AI-madeJavaScript · scraping · web app           +
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          Goal

          +

          One calendar for limited-time events across several gacha games, so banners stop slipping by unnoticed.

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          sketch: pipeline
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          Who wrote what

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          PartWritten byNote
          Spec & acceptance testsby handOne page of requirements, one failing test per game.
          ScrapersAIAgent-written against my fixtures.
          Event normaliserAII rejected the first version: it guessed time zones.
          Calendar UIAIPlain JS, no framework, by request.
          Reviewby handEvery change read before merge.
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          Decisions

          +
          1. Scrape announcement pages, not the games: less fragile, and no ToS grey zone.
          2. Store everything in UTC; render in the visitor's zone.
          3. Let the agent write code, never let it write the tests' expectations.
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          What broke

          +
          • 2025-05-11Two scrapers broke when a site changed its markup.
          • 2025-05-11Fixed by the agent in one pass from the failing fixtures. Took 10 minutes.
          • 2025-07-02Duplicate events after a daylight-saving change.
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          Live demoGitHub
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          No. 014Jan 2025case file
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          Config

          AI-madeAnsible · docker-compose · IaC           +
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          Goal

          +

          Rebuild every homelab machine from bare metal with one command, and have git be the documentation.

          +

          Who wrote what

          + + + + + +
          PartWritten byNote
          Inventory & layoutby handWhich service lives where, and why.
          Playbooks & rolesAIGenerated, then iterated over a month.
          Compose filesAITemplated from one pattern I wrote down.
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          What broke

          +
          • 2025-02-20Every run restarted every container: a template changed a timestamp on each render.
          • 2025-02-21Found it by hand with --diff. The agent kept suggesting handlers.
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          GitHub
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          No. 013Sep 2025
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          + Note · Devops +

          Ansible idempotency, the hard way

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          The write-up of No. 014's worst week. →

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          Vol. I2016–2022
          by hand
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          +

          From volume I

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          The older work, summarised. Nothing here used AI. The full entries, with screenshots and demos, live on the old site.

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            + Set in Spectral and Azeret Mono. Also: blog.lucaswinther.info (all notes) · Vol. I, the old site.
            + Placeholders (dotted underline): employer and job titles, university, all dates, blog post titles and excerpts, CV link, the Homelab metrics project, log entries and process breakdowns. +
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            + + + + diff --git a/mockups/tech-r2-a.html b/mockups/tech-r2-a.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e90494d --- /dev/null +++ b/mockups/tech-r2-a.html @@ -0,0 +1,851 @@ + + + + + +Lucas Winther / work: the notebook + + + + + + +
            tech-r2-a · The notebook, project-firstT5's lab notebook, moved into the left gate's grid paper and Plex type. Every project is a notebook spread (what and why, a sketch of how it works, who wrote what, decisions, what broke); a page-tab rail lists them all. Writing lives in the margins. Borrows ntch.design's tagged list and beige.zone's archival labels.
            + +off the clock → + + + +
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            +
            lucaswinther.info / work / notebookvol. II · updated Nov 2026
            + + +
            +
            +

            Lucas WintherA notebook of things I've built: what they are, how they work, and who (or what) wrote each part.

            +
            +
            + ● now +

            IT-medarbejder, IT Research Tech, Aarhus University · Jan 2025–now

            +

            Builds and runs research software: a Slurm compute platform, document services, and the secure, monitored infrastructure under them.

            +
            +
            + before +
              +
            • ScienceAtHome, intern · Jul 2019
              • +
            • TERMA Group, student helper, local configuration management · 2016–18
              • +
            +
            +
            + education +

            BSc Computer Science, Aarhus University

            +

            Thesis: HyperCache, reputation in P2P archival

            +
            + +
            DevOpsDockerLinux adminObservabilityCloud (OCI)SlurmReact / NodeAnsibleUnity / C#Leadership & organisation
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            +
            + +
            + + +

            At work

            Aarhus University, IT Research Tech, 2025–now; earlier internships.

            + +
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            + pp. 2–3 +

            AU compute platform

            + Slurm · React · Node · Oracle Cloud · Entra ID · ERDA · 2025–now + AI: not marked +
            +
            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            A compute job system for researchers at Aarhus University. Slurm is powerful but unfriendly; this puts a web app in front of it, so submitting, watching and collecting a job doesn't need a terminal.

            +

            Both halves scale: the web stack and the compute nodes grow and shrink on Oracle Cloud with the queue, so the university isn't paying for idle machines.

            +

            How it works

            +
            + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + browser + React web app+ Node API + Entra IDOAuth + job servicequeue · status + Slurmcontroller + compute nodes + ERDAAU storage + log in withthe AU account + nodes appear whenthe queue grows, andgo away when it's empty + inputs in,results out + + +
            sketch 1 · request path, top to bottom. Dashed = external or elastic.
            +
            +
            +
            +

            Who wrote what not marked yet

            + + + + + + + +
            PartWritten byNote
            React front end?Job form, queue view, results.
            Node API & job service?Talks to Slurm on the user's behalf.
            OCI autoscaling?Web stack and compute, separately.
            OAuth / Entra ID login?University accounts only.
            ERDA integration?Pick inputs, deliver results.
            + + +

            Decisions placeholder

            +
              +
            1. Keep Slurm, wrap it. Researchers' existing scripts keep working.
              2. +
            2. Scale the web stack and the compute pool independently: a busy week of uploads isn't a busy week of jobs.
              3. +
            3. Store nothing long-term in the platform; ERDA is the source of truth.
              4. +
            +

            What broke placeholder

            +
              +
            • New nodes joined the cluster before their mounts were ready, and the first jobs on them failed.
              • +
            • Nodes now report healthy only after a mount check; Slurm waits for that.
              • +
            +
            internal tool, no public linkwrite-up
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            + p. 4 +

            Document & information services

            + Overleaf · OpenProject · integrations · 2025–now + AI: not marked +
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            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            Self-hosted writing and planning tools for research groups: Overleaf for papers, OpenProject for the projects behind them, wired into university login and each other so a group gets one place to work instead of five accounts.

            +

            How it works

            +
            + + + + + + + + AU loginOverleafOpenProjectbackups + +
            +
            +
            +

            Who wrote what not marked yet

            +
            Deployment & config?
            Login integration?
            Glue between the two?
            +

            What broke placeholder

            +
            • An upgrade changed the Overleaf compile image, and old projects stopped building.
            • Pinned images per project; upgrades are now opt-in.
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            + p. 5 +

            Kept secure, kept running

            + OpenBao / Vault · Grafana · Docker · Ansible + AI: not marked +
            +
            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            Trying out newer versions and new kinds of software for researchers, without it becoming a risk. Everything runs isolated in containers, secrets live in OpenBao (Vault), machines are configured with Ansible, and Grafana watches all of it.

            +

            Less a single project than a way of working, but the part I'd most like to show someone.

            +
            +
            +

            The loop

            +
            + + + + + + try itisolateupdatemonitor + Docker · AnsibleOpenBao · Grafana + +
            +

            Who wrote what not marked yet

            +

            Playbooks, dashboards, policies: to be filled in.

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            + +
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            +
            +
            +
            p. 6 · 2019
            internship
            +

            Early prototype, ScienceAtHome

            + by hand +

            A month on a new project: ideation and planning with the team, then an early prototype of the base mechanics so the people it was for had something to react to. Pair-programmed with experienced developers to start the real thing. Project name and stack unknown.

            +
            +
            + +
            + + +

            On my own

            Side projects: the homelab, small tools, games.

            + +
            +
            +
            +
            + pp. 7–8 +

            Event Tracker for Gacha Games

            + JavaScript · scraping · web app · 2025 + AI-made +
            +
            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            One calendar for the limited-time events in several gacha games, so banners stop slipping past unnoticed. Also a deliberate test: how far can an agent take a small, real project if I only write the spec and the checks?

            +

            How it works

            +
            + + + + + + + + game Agame Bgame C… + normalisededupe · UTC + calendar + the part I rejected twice + +
            +

            Decisions

            +
            1. Scrape the announcement pages, not the games.
            2. Everything stored in UTC, shown in the visitor's zone.
            3. The agent writes code; it never writes the tests' expectations.
            +
            +
            +

            Who wrote what detail is placeholder

            + + + + + + + +
            PartWritten byNote
            Spec & testsby handOne page of requirements, one failing test per game.
            ScrapersAIWritten against my fixtures.
            NormaliserAIFirst version guessed time zones. Rejected.
            Calendar UIAIPlain JS, no framework, on request.
            Reviewby handEvery change read before merge.
            + + +

            What broke placeholder

            +
            • Two scrapers died when a site changed its markup.
            • Fixed by the agent in one pass from the failing fixtures.
            • Duplicate events after a daylight-saving change.
            +
            live demoGitHub
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            +
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            + pp. 9–10 +

            Config

            + Ansible · docker-compose · IaC · homelab + AI-made +
            +
            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            Every machine in the homelab, rebuildable from bare metal with one command, with git as the documentation. Deployment management for a growing pile of docker-compose services.

            +

            How it works

            +
            + + + + + + + + + repoinventoryroles/compose/ + ansible + nas · media, backupmini-1 · servicesmini-2 · monitoring + one command, any host + +
            sketch · host names placeholder
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            +
            +
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            Who wrote what detail is placeholder

            + + + + + +
            PartWritten byNote
            Inventory & layoutby handWhich service lives where, and why.
            Playbooks & rolesAIGenerated, then iterated for a month.
            Compose filesAITemplated from one pattern I wrote.
            + + +

            Decisions

            +
            1. Compose, not Kubernetes: the lab is three machines.
            2. Secrets in an encrypted vault file, never in the repo history.
            +

            What broke placeholder

            +
            • Every run restarted every container: a template wrote a fresh timestamp on each render.
            • Found by hand with --diff. The agent kept suggesting handlers.
            +
            GitHub
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            + + +

            School

            University and high school. All of it by hand.

            + +
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            +
            + pp. 16–17 +

            HyperCache, bachelor thesis

            + Node.js · simulation · P2P · 2022 + by hand +
            +
            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            Peer-to-peer archives only work if peers actually keep what they promise to keep. The thesis looks at reputation systems for P2P archival: how peers can rate each other so that free-riders and bad actors are found and routed around.

            +

            How it works

            +
            + + + + + + + + + .92.88.71.95.64.90 + free-rider: claims to store,fails the spot checks + score = past audits + +
            sketch · peers audit each other's stored chunks; scores decide who gets data
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            +
            +
            +

            Who wrote what

            + + + + + +
            PartWritten byNote
            Simulatorby handNode.js, peers as processes in one event loop.
            Reputation modelsby handCompared against a no-reputation baseline.
            Reportby handWritten in 2022, before any of this was AI.
            + + +

            Decisions placeholder

            +
            1. Simulate instead of deploy: thousands of peers on one laptop, reproducible runs.
            2. Model churn explicitly; honest peers going offline shouldn't look like cheating.
            +

            What broke placeholder

            +
            • Early runs punished honest peers on slow links harder than free-riders.
            • Audits got a grace window, and the result became a chapter.
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            thesis (PDF)code
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            + pp. 18–19 +

            Mixed-Reality Rowing Game

            + Unity · C# · Arduino · two real oars · 2020 + by hand +
            +
            +
            +

            What and why

            +

            A rowing game you play with two real oars. Sensors on the oars feed an Arduino, the Arduino feeds Unity, and the boat in the headset moves the way your arms do. The question: does real resistance make a virtual space feel more real?

            +

            How it works

            +
            + + + + + + + + + + + ArduinoUnityC# + serial + angle sensor at each oarlock + mixed reality: yousee your own hands + +
            +
            +
            +

            Who wrote what

            + + + + + +
            PartWritten byNote
            Arduino firmwareby handReads two sensors, streams angles.
            Unity game & physicsby handC#, group project.
            Oar rigby handLiterally, with tape.
            + + +

            Decisions placeholder

            +
            1. Measure oar angle, not force: cheaper sensors, and it's what the boat needs.
            2. Smooth on the Unity side so the firmware stays dumb.
            +

            What broke placeholder

            +
            • Serial lag made the boat feel drunk.
            • Smaller packets, higher baud rate, and the latency went away.
            +
            videoGitHub
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            + +
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            + +
            + +
            + +
            +

            Set in IBM Plex Serif, Sans and Mono, on the same grid paper as the gate. Highlighter means AI; an underline means by hand; a dashed ring means not marked yet.

            +

            Placeholders (dotted underline or "placeholder" tag): university name, project years, all blog titles and dates, the CV PDF link, every "decisions" and "what broke" entry, the per-part AI breakdowns and percentages, the AU projects' AI level, ScienceAtHome project name, Config host names, live demo links.

            +

            ← back to the gate · off the clock → · the 2021 site

            +
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            + + + + diff --git a/mockups/tech-r2-b.html b/mockups/tech-r2-b.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d45190 --- /dev/null +++ b/mockups/tech-r2-b.html @@ -0,0 +1,735 @@ + + + + + +Lucas Winther / work: drawing set + + + + + + +
            tech-r2-b · Spec sheetsProjects as engineering drawings on the gate's grid paper. Four featured projects get full sheets with a title block, an AI stamp and numbered callouts; the rest sit in a drawing register (T1's overview, with character) that opens each sheet in place. A T4-style inspector shows the selected sheet's skills and writing.
            + +off the clock → + + + + + + +
            + + +
            +
            drawn by

            Lucas Winther

            Computer scientist. Builds and runs research software.

            +
            current · Jan 2025–now

            IT-medarbejder, IT Research Tech, Aarhus University

            Slurm compute platform, document services, secure and monitored infrastructure.

            +
            previous

            ScienceAtHome, intern · 2019

            TERMA Group, student helper, local configuration management · 2016–18

            +
            education · contact

            BSc Computer Science, Aarhus University

            lucas@lucaswinther.info
            GitHub · LinkedIn

            + full CVPDF ↓1 page +
            DevOps · Docker · Linux admin · observability · cloud (OCI) · Slurm · React/Node · Ansible · Unity/C# · leadershipsheets 01–04 featured · 17 in register · rev. Nov 2026
            +
            + +

            Featured sheets

            Click a sheet to inspect it. Numbered circles point at the notes on the right of each sheet.

            + + + + +
            + + +
            + ▸ selected +
            ABCDEF
            +
            1234
            +
            +
            + + + + web: 1…n + + + + compute.au.dk (placeholder) + + + new job + + submit + + + queue + + + + + ERDA files + + + + nodes + + + + + nodenodenode + + compute: 0…n (OCI) + Slurm ctl.+ job service + + Entra IDOAuth login + + ERDAAU storage + + + + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + +
            FIG. 1 · placeholder: job dashboard screenshot, over the platform's two elastic tiershidden lines = scaled-down
            +
            +
            +

            Notes

            +
              +
            1. Job form. Researchers submit Slurm jobs without a terminal: script, resources, inputs.
              2. +
            2. Queue. Status and logs per job, fed by a Node service that talks to Slurm for the user.
              3. +
            3. ERDA picker. Inputs come from, and results go back to, AU's own ERDA storage.
              4. +
            4. Nodes. Compute nodes on Oracle Cloud scale up with the queue and down to zero when it's empty.
              5. +
            5. Login. OAuth with Entra ID: university accounts only.
              6. +
            +
            +

            what & whyA scalable, easy-to-use compute job system for researchers: Slurm's power behind a React/Node web app, with both web stack and compute scaling on Oracle Cloud.

            +

            interestingScaling the web tier and the compute pool separately, since a busy week of uploads isn't a busy week of jobs.

            +
            +
            +
            REVDATECHANGE
            A2025first release, one group
            B2026autoscaling compute
            +
            +
            projectAU compute platform
            +
            dwg no.LW-01
            +
            rev / yearB · 2025–
            +
            stackSlurm · React · Node · OCI · Entra ID
            +
            roledeveloper & ops, AU IT Research Tech
            +
            AI levelnot marked
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            +
            +
            + + +
            + ▸ selected +
            ABCDEF
            +
            1234
            +
            +
            + + + + + + + + + + .92.88.71.95.64.90 + + + DETAIL A · one audit round + + + challengeproofscorenext + Δt + + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + +
            FIG. 2 · reputation network (scores = weighted audit history) and detail Ahatched = free-rider
            +
            +
            +

            Notes

            +
              +
            1. Free-rider. Claims to store chunks, fails the spot checks. Hidden lines: the links that get dropped.
              2. +
            2. Score. Each peer's reputation comes from its past audits, weighted toward recent ones.
              3. +
            3. Audit round. Challenge, proof, score, repeat every Δt.
              4. +
            4. Churn. Honest peers going offline mustn't look like cheating; this needed a grace window.
              5. +
            +
            +

            what & whyBachelor thesis: reputation systems for peer-to-peer archival, so peers that don't keep what they promise get found and routed around. Simulated in Node.js.

            +
            thesis PDFcode
            +
            +
            +
            REVDATECHANGE
            A2022thesis submitted
            +
            +
            projectHyperCache, bachelor thesis
            +
            dwg no.LW-02
            +
            rev / yearA · 2022
            +
            stackNode.js · simulation · P2P
            +
            roleauthor, BSc CS
            +
            by handno AI
            +
            +
            +
            + + +
            + ▸ selected +
            ABCDEF
            +
            1234
            +
            +
            + + + + + + seat + + + + + + + + + + ≈70° + + + + ≈ 2.9 m + + Arduinoangles @ 60Hz + + + + headset · Unity + + + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + +
            FIG. 3 · rig, plan view · dimensions approximatehidden lines = cables
            +
            +
            +

            Notes

            +
              +
            1. Oarlock sensor. An angle sensor where each oar pivots; angle, not force, is what the boat needs.
              2. +
            2. Arduino. Reads both sensors and streams angles to Unity over USB serial.
              3. +
            3. Unity. C# turns two angle streams into a boat; mixed reality, so you still see your hands.
              4. +
            4. Real oars. Two of them, with real weight. Taped, not welded.
              5. +
            +
            +

            what & whyA mixed-reality rowing game played with two real oars. Does real resistance make a virtual space feel more real?

            +
            videoGitHub
            +
            +
            +
            REVDATECHANGE
            A2020course project, group
            +
            +
            projectMixed-reality rowing game
            +
            dwg no.LW-03
            +
            rev / yearA · 2020
            +
            stackUnity · C# · Arduino
            +
            rolehardware + game, group of 3
            +
            by handno AI
            +
            +
            +
            + + +
            + ▸ selected +
            ABCDEF
            +
            1234
            +
            +
            + + + config/ + inventory.ymlgroup_vars/roles/docker/backup/monitoring/compose/media.ymlservices.ymlvault.yml (enc.) + + ansibleplaybook site.yml + + + nasmini-1mini-2 + + + 3 hosts, 1 command + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + +
            FIG. 4 · repo and hosts · host and file names placeholderhatched = compose stack
            +
            +
            +

            Notes

            +
              +
            1. Secrets. In an encrypted vault file, never in plain history.
              2. +
            2. One command. Any host rebuilt from bare metal with a single playbook run.
              3. +
            3. Roles. Generated by AI, then iterated for a month; the layout was written by hand.
              4. +
            4. Compose, not Kubernetes. The lab is three machines.
              5. +
            +
            +

            what & whyAnsible + docker-compose deployment management for the homelab, with git as the documentation.

            +

            brokeEvery run restarted every container: a template rendered a new timestamp. Found by hand with --diff.

            +
            GitHub
            +
            +
            +
            REVDATECHANGE
            A2025first hosts
            B2025idempotent templates
            +
            +
            projectConfig
            +
            dwg no.LW-04
            +
            rev / yearB · 2025
            +
            stackAnsible · docker-compose · IaC
            +
            rolesolo, homelab
            +
            AI-madespec by hand
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            +
            +
            +
            + + +

            Drawing register

            Every project. Click a row to open its sheet in place.

            +
            + + + +
            dwgtitlestackyearmade
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            + +
            +

            Set in IBM Plex Sans, Sans Condensed and Mono, on the gate's grid paper. Stamps: double ring = by hand, red = AI-made, dashed = not marked yet.

            +

            Placeholders (dotted underline): university, project years, revision tables, roles and group sizes, all blog titles and dates, the CV PDF, the AU projects' AI level, figure dimensions and host names, "interesting / broke" notes, the ScienceAtHome project name. Figures are drawn placeholders for real screenshots.

            +

            ← back to the gate · off the clock → · the 2021 site (by hand)

            +
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            + + + + diff --git a/mockups/tech-r2-c.html b/mockups/tech-r2-c.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8f8e6c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/mockups/tech-r2-c.html @@ -0,0 +1,680 @@ + + + + + +Work · Lucas Winther + + + + + + + +
            +tech-r2-c · Project explorerWhat "enter work" opens: every project in one list on the left, a big readable project sheet on the right that swaps instantly (↑/↓ or click; the URL hash changes so any project can be shared). A slim inspector shows skills and related writing. Grid paper, Plex Mono and accent from nav-d's left gate; list-plus-detail from ntch.design, the inspector from T4, "who wrote what" from T5.
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            lucaswinther.info / work / overviewcv · writing · /simple
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            +tech-r2-d · Featured, then everythingWhat "enter work" opens: a normal scrolling page. Four featured projects, each told in the shape that suits it (architecture, contact sheet, network, before/after), then a full index of all 17 with personality, then writing. Grid paper and Plex from nav-d's left gate; varied shapes from sankar.work, kept restrained; the index is T1 with character.
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            I build and run research software at Aarhus University, and make things on my own time, lately often with AI in the loop. Four projects are told properly below; everything else is in the index, each marked with how much of it an AI wrote.

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            devops · containers · linux · observability · cloud · full-stack
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            educationBSc Computer Science, Aarhus University 2022
            thesis: HyperCache, reputation in P2P archival
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            tech-r3-a · Project stageModern and light: projects are the stage. Hover or focus a project and the big preview swaps at once; click for the full project, with a View Transition, back and prev/next. Press / or ⌘K to jump anywhere. Borrows the list-and-preview from ntch.design, the craft and command palette from rauno.me, and the reactive feel (not the colours) from sankar.work.
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            I build and run research software at Aarhus University. On the side I make small tools, games and experiments, some by hand and some with AI.

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            Every project below says how it was made. Hover one to see it, open it for the why and the how.

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            TERMA Group, student helper 2016–18
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            Aarhus University, 2022 · thesis: HyperCache
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                  +tech-r3-b · Swiss index, modernEvery project is one big numbered row. Point at a row for a small drawn preview by the cursor; click to open it in place (one at a time, the URL follows). Strict grid, Geist, near-white with one orange. Borrows rauno.me's restraint and sankar.work's hover previews, minus the noise.
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                  I build and run research software at Aarhus University, and make things on the side. Each project says how much AI was involved.

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                  • 2025 – nowAarhus UniversityIT-medarbejder, IT Research Tech
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                    +tech-r3-c · Showcase, darkWhat "enter work" opens, round 3: no paper metaphor. Warm near-black, Geist + Geist Mono, one orange accent. Four featured projects as big panels whose drawn UI reacts to the pointer (only on hover), then a filterable list of the rest; any project opens in a side sheet (Esc closes). Craft level of rauno.me, the varied presentation of sankar.work, kept quiet.
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                    I build and run research software at Aarhus University. On the side I make small tools, games and infrastructure.

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                    Four projects told properly, then everything else. Every project is marked with how much of it was made with AI, and the filter at the top hides what you would rather not see.

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                    Nowupdated Nov 2026

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                    • Moving the compute platform's job logs into Grafana Loki
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                    • Rewriting Config so a fresh machine comes up in one run
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                    • Reading: Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 2nd ed.
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                    Latest writingall 5 ↓

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                    CV in ten seconds

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                    + nowIT-medarbejder, Aarhus University, IT Research Tech · 2025–now + beforeScienceAtHome intern 2019 · TERMA student helper 2016–18 + degreeBSc Computer Science, Aarhus University · HyperCache thesis + contactlucas@lucaswinther.info +
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                    Where I've worked

                    ↓ CV (PDF)
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                    • 2025 – now
                      Aarhus University · IT-medarbejder, IT Research Tech +

                      Building and running software for researchers:

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                      • a scalable, easy-to-use compute job system on Slurm, with a custom React/Node web app, scaling on Oracle Cloud, OAuth/Entra ID login and AU's ERDA storage
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                      • document and information services, integrating Overleaf and OpenProject
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                      • trying newer software while keeping it secure, containerised, updated and monitored: OpenBao/Vault, Grafana, Docker, Ansible
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                      DevOpsDockerLinux adminobservabilitycloudfull-stackleadership
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                    • Jul 2019
                      ScienceAtHome · internship +

                      Joined ideation and planning on a new project, built an early prototype of its base mechanics to show the people it was for, and pair-programmed with experienced developers to start it.

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                    • 2016 – 2018
                      TERMA Group · student helper, Local Configuration Management
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                      BSc Computer Science · Aarhus University, 2022 +

                      Thesis: HyperCache, reputation systems for peer-to-peer archival.

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                    If this direction wins, the gate's left side drops the grid paper and goes warm near-black (#131210) in Geist, the same accent orange. "Work" in heavy, tight sans; the three featured rows stay, with these AI marks.

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                    The two halves then differ by hue and texture rather than light vs dark: flat graphite with crisp sans on the left, grainy plum with Fraunces on the right. On hover, the left side leans in as now and a small drawn preview of the compute panel fades in where the grid used to be; the crosshair readout goes.

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                    +tech-r4-a · Sleek, darkr3-c's structure and showcases, taken to product quality: layered warm surfaces, a light that follows the pointer on every panel, a blurred bar and side sheet, ⌘K palette with live previews, and spring motion only when you open things. Linear / Raycast / Vercel craft level, in warm graphite with one orange.
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                    I build and run research software. On the side: small tools, games and infrastructure.

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                    Four projects told properly, then everything else. Each is marked with how much of it AI made, and the filter up top hides what you'd rather not see. Press ⌘K to jump anywhere.

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                    AI marks

                    + fully AIsome AI + by handnot recorded +
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                    Nowupdated Nov 2026

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                    • Moving the compute platform's job logs into Grafana Loki
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                    • Rewriting Config so a fresh machine comes up in one run
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                    • Reading: Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 2nd ed.
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                    CV in ten seconds

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                    + nowIT-medarbejder, Aarhus University, IT Research Tech · 2025–now + beforeScienceAtHome intern 2019 · TERMA student helper 2016–18 + degreeBSc Computer Science, Aarhus University · HyperCache thesis + contactlucas@lucaswinther.info +
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                    13 projectshover a row for a preview
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                    Writing

                    AI, devops, homelabblog.lucaswinther.info →
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                    Where I've worked

                    ↓ CV (PDF)
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                    • 2025 – now
                      Aarhus University · IT-medarbejder, IT Research Tech +

                      Building and running software for researchers:

                      +
                      • a scalable, easy-to-use compute job system on Slurm, with a custom React/Node web app, scaling on Oracle Cloud, OAuth/Entra ID login and AU's ERDA storage
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                      • document and information services, integrating Overleaf and OpenProject
                        • +
                      • trying newer software while keeping it secure, containerised, updated and monitored: OpenBao/Vault, Grafana, Docker, Ansible
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                      DevOpsDockerLinux adminobservabilitycloudfull-stackleadership
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                      ScienceAtHome · internship +

                      Joined ideation and planning on a new project, built an early prototype of its base mechanics to show the people it was for, and pair-programmed with experienced developers to start it.

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                    • 2016 – 2018
                      TERMA Group · student helper, Local Configuration Management
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                      BSc Computer Science · Aarhus University, 2022 +

                      Thesis: HyperCache, reputation systems for peer-to-peer archival.

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                    If this direction wins, the gate's left half goes warm graphite with the same faint orange bloom, Geist set big and tight. The three featured rows sit on a small raised panel with the AI marks; the pointer light from this page runs along its border.

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                    The two halves then differ by hue and texture rather than light vs dark: lit graphite and crisp sans on the left, grainy plum and Fraunces on the right. On hover, a tilted drawn preview of the compute platform slides in where the grid paper used to be.

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                      +tech-r4-b · Light and sleekr3-c's structure and showcases as a light, layered product surface: floating panels, pointer light, frosted bar, sheet and ⌘K palette. Drawn previews from r3-a. Craft of Linear, Vercel, Raycast.
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                      I build and run research software at Aarhus University. On the side, small tools, games and infrastructure.

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                      Four projects told properly, then everything else. Each one says how much of it was made with AI, and the filter in the bar hides what you'd rather not see.

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                      + nowIT-medarbejder, Aarhus University, IT Research Tech · 2025–now + beforeScienceAtHome intern 2019 · TERMA student helper 2016–18 + degreeBSc Computer Science, Aarhus University · HyperCache thesis + contactlucas@lucaswinther.info +
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                      ↓ CV (PDF)
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                      • 2025 – now
                        Aarhus University · IT-medarbejder, IT Research Tech +

                        Building and running software for researchers:

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                        • a scalable, easy-to-use compute job system on Slurm, with a custom React/Node web app, scaling on Oracle Cloud, OAuth/Entra ID login and AU's ERDA storage
                          • +
                        • document and information services, integrating Overleaf and OpenProject
                          • +
                        • trying newer software while keeping it secure, containerised, updated and monitored: OpenBao/Vault, Grafana, Docker, Ansible
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                        DevOpsDockerLinux adminobservabilitycloudfull-stackleadership
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                      • Jul 2019
                        ScienceAtHome · internship +

                        Joined ideation and planning on a new project, built an early prototype of its base mechanics to show the people it was for, and pair-programmed with experienced developers to start it.

                        • +
                      • 2016 – 2018
                        TERMA Group · student helper, Local Configuration Management
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                        BSc Computer Science · Aarhus University, 2022 +

                        Thesis: HyperCache, reputation systems for peer-to-peer archival.

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                      If this direction wins, the gate's left side drops the grid paper for this page's canvas: soft off-white (#f5f4f0) with a faint orange bloom, Geist, the same accent. "Work" in heavy, tight sans; the three featured rows sit on one floating white card with these AI marks.

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                      The halves then differ by light and texture: a bright, layered product surface on the left, grainy plum with Fraunces on the right. On hover, a small drawn window of the compute platform lifts in on the left; the crosshair readout goes.

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