Meet the
Hey look buddy, I'm a software engineer. And I solve problems.
Not problems like "is Moore's law still relevant", because that would fall within the purview of your conundrums of Computer Architecture.
I solve practical problems.
For instance...
- I'm currently working on several projects, including but not limited to:
- varargparse-mk-ii-kt -- A Kotlin Telegram bot implemented using a library
- I have successfully implemented:
- Gameplay logic and design for LogicNovelMystery -- Visual novel teaching Prolog
- Responsible for authentication and home screens, utilizing Jetpack Compose for visuals and navigation to deliver seamless and convenient user experiences in BARSHunters' mobile health app.
- Ask me about:
- ...why I don't stop monitoring the Kotlin issue KT-1440.
- Adding bitwise operators to Kotlin would enable more expressive and intuitive operations, significantly enhancing ease of use and migration from other languages.
val a = 0b00001111 val b = 0b00110011 val c = 0b01010101 println((~a & c) | (a & b)) // 0b01010011
- Adding bitwise operators to Kotlin would enable more expressive and intuitive operations, significantly enhancing ease of use and migration from other languages.
- ...why I don't stop monitoring the Kotlin issue KT-1440.
- How to reach me:
- Pronouns:
he/him - Fun fact:
- In Kotlin you can declare an
infix operator funwithout issues:That was technically a "infix operator fun String.minus(other: String) = removeSurrounding(prefix = "", suffix=other) fun main() { println("sandwich".minus("wich")) println("sandwich" minus "wich") println("sandwich" - "wich") }
fun" fact, yeah.
- In Kotlin you can declare an
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