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Eric Meisenheimer
Full Stack Developer, Zero to One Automation Engineer
I'm a tech enthusiast and automation hacker who loves untangling complex data challenges. After more than a decade of automating the online world, I've made a career of my curiosity and persistence. When I'm not building, I'm exploring automation in game design.
| does | APIs, integrations, scraping at scale, pipelines that replace the Tuesday-morning spreadsheet. |
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| stack | typescript · python · rust · react · nextjs · vue · nuxt · astro · cloudflare · aws · gcp |
| glue | zapier · n8n · make (integromat) · airtable · twilio · wordpress · stripe · clerk · custom · +500 more |
| off-hours | automation, monster slaying, clicking as little as possible |
| contact | /contact · upwork ↗ |
tail -n 3 ~/blog
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Hooked on Systems: When a Simple Fishing Game Became an Exercise in Beautiful ComplexityThe journey of how a simple idle fishing game evolved into an intricate ecosystem of systems, driven by curiosity and feature creep.
Automated Print-on-Demand: When AI Product Pipelines Meet Marketing RealityA journey of building n8n workflows to automate the discovery and creation of print-on-demand products, complete with unexpected challenges, surprising successes, and the peculiar tendency of frogs to look rather comfortable in skull mugs.
Automation Dreams vs Stubborn Reality: AI Creature Video Pipeline ExperimentAn experiment in creating a fully automated pipeline for magical creature videos that collided with the messy reality of manual curation, stubborn tools, and the peculiar tendency of AI to occasionally give its characters too many eyeholes.
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all experiments →- autoblog.serviceactive · v0.6.02mo agoA locally-run pipeline drafts, critiques and polishes blog posts end to end, then publishes them to a site of their own. Every article shows which models ran, how many revisions it took, and what it cost. → next: make it workhttps://autoblog.emcom.dev
- homepesthealth.servicestable—Bedbugs have no national ground truth, so this compiles Census, HUD, PRISM, ACS, USDA and VA data into a pest-risk estimate for every US ZIP code. Where a number is modelled rather than measured, the site says so instead of quietly rounding it into fact.https://homepesthealth.com