I'm a high-school developer interested in low-level programming, programming languages, and systems -- preferably with as little suffering as possible...
I REALLY like building small things, experimenting with weird ideas, and occasionally creating problems for myself that then I have to solve..
public class Me
{
public bool IsBuilding { get; } = true;
public bool _willProcrastinate => Random.Shared.Next(0, 2) == 0;
}Languages I use:
Rust ยท C# ยท C++ ยท Java ยท Python ยท TypeScript/JavaScript ยท C
fn main() {
println!("Building weird little things.");
}- ๐พ TASM โ A VERY TINY ARM64-inspired assembly language written in Rust, targeting my ARC virtual machine.
- โ๏ธ ARC โ A VERY TINY stack-based bytecode virtual machine written in Rust, designed as a reusable runtime for different frontends.
- ๐งช Various experiments โ Includes small programs, language experiments, and things I probably didn't need to build.
#include <print>
int main() {
std::println("APIs & Networking");
std::println("More Rust");
std::println("Systems Programming");
}- APIs & networking
- More Rust
- Systems programming
- How to make increasingly questionable programming decisions
Maximize adaptability; minimize friction!
Emojis are NOT an AI watermark. Sometimes, people just enjoy using emojis. I guess I needed to say this because emojis are not concrete evidence for AI-generated work... PLEASE. Okay!