Golang
Generating Synthetic OSCAR Patients Without the 20GB Synthea Download
Getting a Synthea population usually means a Java CLI run and a bulk export that dwarfs what OSCAR actually needs. Here's an in-memory, chunked patient generator that skips all of it.OSCAR EMR Ships Empty (So I Loaded 1,163 Fake Patients Into It)
OSCAR EMR has no sample data out of the box. Here's how Synthea and a Go CLI filled it with 1,163 synthetic patients, and what a 15-year-old EMR schema taught me about healthcare data.I Taught Nutmeg to Roast My Pickup Soccer Group (So I Wouldn't Have To)
Nutmeg's stats now get read out loud by an LLM: savage player roasts and full satirical match reports, grounded strictly in real numbers. Here's how it works and what almost went wrong.Why I Built Nutmeg (So My Friends Would Stop Lying About Their Stats)
Why I built Nutmeg, a self-hosted stats tracker for pickup soccer groups, after one too many arguments about who actually won.My SaaS Tech Stack: Chosen by an Engineer Who Likes Simplicity
Why my SaaS uses a boring, simple tech stack - and why that's exactly what makes it scalable.Simple Concurrent Web Scraping in Go with Geziyor, GoQuery, and Headless Chrome
Using Geziyor, GoQuery, and headless Chrome to build concurrent Go web scrapers - from static HTML to JavaScript-rendered pages.How to Test Go Code Without a Test Framework
Writing type-safe Go test helpers with generics, reflect.DeepEqual, and testing.Helper() - no external test framework required.