Jekyll2026-04-22T02:08:47+00:00https://kfcampbell.com/feed.xmlkfcampbellThis is the personal site of Keegan Campbell. ismtsiout.com2026-04-21T00:00:00+00:002026-04-21T00:00:00+00:00https://kfcampbell.com/blog/2026/ismtsioutI recently put together ismtsiout.com, a small site inspired by ismtrainierout.com. It scrapes a webcam (provided by northbendweather.com, which is an awesome site) that answers one very specific question: is Mt. Si visible?

Stack information: an Azure Function written in Go scrapes northbendweather.com on the hour during most daylight hours, then hands the image to a cheap Azure OpenAI vision model (at the time of writing, gpt-4.1-mini) to decide whether the mountain’s silhouette is visible. The Function pulls current conditions from the US National Weather Service (no API key necessary), and writes both the photo and the status in a small JSON file to Azure Blob Storage. A vanilla HTML/CSS/JS frontend using Azure Static Web Apps reads status.json and renders the latest image with a bit of clever CSS for the weather-dependent background.

Live, as of right now (scroll within the frame, or click the link to open the full site):

]]>Software Entrepreneurship Final Pitch2025-03-13T00:00:00+00:002025-03-13T00:00:00+00:00https://kfcampbell.com/blog/2025/software-entrepreneurship-final-pitchI recently completed Ed Lazowska and Greg Gottesman’s Software Entrepreneurship course at the University of Washington. The course was practical, with students forming groups and pitching to venture capitalists each week. We built a “startup” along the way: not just the product, but marketing, press releases, business plans, etc. My team was “Stimma”, an consumer-focused AI to help users negotiate bills with notoriously difficult customer service providers, such as ISPs. Right now, our landing page is at stimma.us.

You can read about the pitches and the class on Geekwire here.

Our final pitch was at Pioneer Square Labs. At the time of writing, the recording of my team’s pitch is hosted on Google Drive here (I’m on the far right in the GitHub hoodie).

]]>Open Source Friday Recording2024-04-19T00:00:00+00:002024-04-19T00:00:00+00:00https://kfcampbell.com/blog/2024/open-source-friday-recordingOn April 19th, Kedasha Kerr interviewed Nick Floyd and I for GitHub’s Open Source Fridays program. It was simulcast (which is a weird word) on GitHub’s Twitch, YouTube, and LinkedIn streams.

If you’d like to watch the recording, you can do so on Twitch or YouTube or via the embedded video below.

]]>Open Source 101 Talk Recording2023-04-11T00:00:00+00:002023-04-11T00:00:00+00:00https://kfcampbell.com/blog/2023/open-source-101-talk-recordingOn March 23rd, I did a talk/workshop during an extended session at Open Source 101.

If you’d like to watch the recording, you can do so on YouTube or via the embedded video below. If you’d like to view the annotated slides, you can do so here.

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