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Mad scientist, martial artist — Speak 🇪🇸 🇬🇧 🇫🇷 (kinda) 🇯🇵 (not really) —

Windows menu search result for "USBee RX Suite"

A speed test showing 94.39 Mbps download, 91.36 Mbps upload

Screenshot of Rhythm Doctor showing a perfect save file on slot 1. 55 songs completed, 55 songs perfect, 100% of the game completed.

Screenshot of Steam showing the library details of Rhythm Doctor. Play time is visible (50.8 hours), as well as information on achievements. All achievements were unlocked, and the last one was "Perfect Finale", unlocked today.

A vertically split workspace. On the left, a running simulation of an electrical circuit. On the right, a web form with two sliders labeled "x" and "y", and some formulas that correspond to the different resistor configurations of the previous circuit.

The circuit on the left models a USB-C port where both sides can be set to sink or source with switches, and with different resistors that can be toggled with even more switches.

A Windows 95 dialog coming from Internet Explorer. An icon of a padlock with a key and a question mark is visible on the left side. The dialog message is "Scripts are usually safe. Do you want to allow scripts to run?". Both "Yes" and "No" options are offered, with "No" being focused.

Dio from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure reading The C Programming Language in a dark room, shrouded in shadows.

Screenshot of Bluesky's announcement for their new "Saved Posts" feature. On top, an example post from an account named Jerry Chen being saved for illustration purposes which reads "inventing a saturday that immediately follows mondays". Below, a caption announcing the new feature "Saved Posts. Finally! Keep track of posts that matter to you. Save them to revisit anytime".

Screenshot from a comment posted on the Stack Overflow question: "This is actually very interesting, not realizing that gcc treats asm blocks without outputs as volatile was a huge gap in my knowledge. – jleahy, Commented Jan 24, 2013 at 9:59"

$A screenshot of some terminal output demonstrating C's upcoming defer feature using GCC extensions: $ cat defer.h #define __DEFER__(F, V) \ auto void F(int*); \ [[gnu::cleanup(F)]] int V; \ auto void F(int*) #define defer __DEFER(__COUNTER__) #define __DEFER(N) __DEFER_(N) #define __DEFER_(N) __DEFER__(__DEFER_FUNCTION_ ## N, __DEFER_VARIABLE_ ## N) $ cat main.c #include <stdio.h> #include "defer.h" void foo(void) { defer { printf("Deferred!\n"); }; printf("Normal!\n"); } int main(void) { foo(); return 0; } $ ./main Normal! Deferred! $$

A quite packed setup including a 4K monitor (left), a 1080p BenQ Zowie XL2546K display (center, the main one), a Sony PVM 9045QM CRT (squished below those two) and a Sony CPD-2000ES CRT (right).

The main screen sits on top of a Thomson VPH 7090 multistandard VCR alongside an Xbox Series X controller and a PS1 (+ its DualShock controller).

On the desk, there is a Sony Walkman WM-D6C, a Nuphy Air75 keyboard, a Logitech G502 Lightspeed mouse and Sony PS1 Mouse (connected to an FPGA out of sight).

Standing against the right wall, there is a Nektar Impact LX81+ MIDI keyboard, as well as a few other uninteresting things.

Finally, a few uninteresting things: a blue glass, a cup with some pens and pencils inside and a can of Coke I have yet to drink :)

A Windows XP installation with a black-and-green Evangelion wallpaper (EVA-01) and the Royale Noir theme. No windows open, so just the taskbar and the icons are visible. The icons on the desktop are: eMule, HxD, Firefox, Notepad++, Paint.NET, PuTTY, qBitTorrent, blender, HyperCam 2 and WinRAR (and the Recycle Bin on the opposite side).

Screenshot of a shell where Rust's default "Hello, world!" is being run and its size measured. The resulting optimized binary is 315 KiB long

A colorful wireframe of a spaceship rotating on a space starry background, displayed on a CRT.

3D model of a space ship, colored randomly, rotating along the vertical axis, tilted down.

Raytraced shiny balls on a checkerboard floor.

Waveform showing the outcome of a mispredicted branch through my CPU's pipeline (incurring a 5-cycle delay and flushing the pipeline)

Screenshot of pixelated text and a mouse pointer. The contained text is:

hello world
programmed to work and not to feel
not even sure that this is real
hello world

A rainbow triangle on a celeste background, displayed on a CRT.

$// Screenshot of some C code #include <stdio.h> typedef enum: char { Meters, Seconds, Volts, } Unit; struct { Unit unit; int α; int β; } foo(void) { typeof(foo()) r; r.unit = Meters; r.α = 2'000'000; r.β = 0b1010; return r; } int main(void) { auto r = foo(); char *unit = "?"; switch (r.unit) { case Meters: unit = "m"; break; case Seconds: unit = "s"; break; case Volts: unit = "V"; break; } printf("Hello! result=%d %s\n", r.α + r.β, unit); }$