Boris Vargas · The Experiments
Live infrastructure. Real data. Things that break.
What this is
This page is a live window into the infrastructure running behind Proof of Boredom — AWS services, a local Ollama server, a ComfyUI image generator, and a clickstream pipeline feeding into Athena and QuickSight. Each panel below is a real integration, not a mockup.
Your browser reveals a unique identity through canvas rendering, WebGL hardware info, audio processing quirks, and installed fonts — no cookies required. This runs entirely client-side.
Enter a name before your next meeting. SerpAPI runs three searches (general, LinkedIn, news), feeds the results to Claude Haiku on AWS Bedrock, and returns a structured brief — background, priorities, conversation angles — in seconds. Entrez un nom avant votre prochaine réunion. SerpAPI effectue trois recherches, envoie les résultats à Claude Haiku sur AWS Bedrock, et retourne une fiche structurée en quelques secondes.
Every click, scroll, and section view on this site is captured by
analytics.js and sent to API Gateway. A Lambda function writes
each batch directly to S3 as partitioned NDJSON — no Firehose needed.
An hourly EventBridge cron triggers an aggregator Lambda that writes
stats.json to S3, served live below.
Month-to-date spend
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Updated daily via GitHub Actions
SAA-C03 · Solutions Architect
35% — In progress
A locally-hosted Ollama instance running open-weight models. Powers the Career Intelligence panel in Studio — resume tailoring, cover letters, interview prep, and company research. Not publicly accessible yet.
A locally-hosted ComfyUI instance for image generation experiments. Still in development — not publicly accessible yet.