Hi! I am a software worker with 10 years of experience. I've moved all around the west coast of the United States (including Alaska) and in terms of code, I've been involved in:
- Video games
- Y Combinator startups (and also)
- Random HOA websites, and currently working on...
- HYPER, the web-based Terminal.
There have also been quite a few open-source libraries I released along the way, listed below.
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Go:
- fp-go-net - Monadic goodness for enterprise networking Go apps.
- gitea - Which I'm a small-time maintainer of
- go-mutablestring
- gotml - Like Gomponents but cooler because it's mine
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Rust:
- arc_new_cyclic_n - Utility functions for if you like cyclic graphs
- groupls - Because the world needs more random Unix utilities
- pullomatic - I use it for declarative deployments with NixOS
- taginfo - Inspect SGML elements
- traitobject - Random crate I maintain
- variadic_closure - Don't even ask
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Drupal templates (for kickstarting your Drupal deployment):
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Fun:
- ATC Sim (source), an arcade-style aviation-themed game
- A Sky Shader in Unity ShaderLab which was used in Starry Expanse presentations and later became Ultra Dynamic Sky
- Quine Global landing page (source) - Quine is supposed to be one of those companies you're not quite sure what they actually do, like how the company behind the S&P 500's website makes you feel.
- Quine Blogs (source) which are sometimes written for executives and sometimes for staff FP software engineers.
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Spring (which I'm hoping to learn some day):
- spring-scala-example - It's in Scala because Scala people are better than Java people. I said what I said
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Python:
- Algorithms etc.
- AtrusBot - An IRC message-delivery bot we needed for Starry Expanse back before Slack existed
- A Flask app backend for viewing said logs
- cleanOld.py - Clear out recent logs while retaining weekly/monthly/yearly copies
- pyternion - Quaternions are cool, and they originated in Ireland
- bresenham line drawing - like in mspaint
- Hello Internet Forecast - no longer running, but an app I deployed on Heroku to predict when my favorite podcast would come out
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Misc:
- C++ water simulation for Unreal Engine 4 that I made while at UF.
- C++ raytracer I made for graphics class
- clojure-reagent-starter-kit
- An IRC bot I wrote in Coffeescript
- WikiChecker - another tool I wrote in Coffeescript for learning purposes
- US states and territories structured data
- deno-react-hello-world - Want to learn Deno?
- FLIBS, the Fortran library I maintain sometimes. I used to make Fortran tutorials by the way
Thanks for reading to the end. Feel free to reach out if you'd like to chat. :)