Welcome to my Website !

Work in Progress!

Some links:

• Github: @iamlouk
• Gitlab: @iamlouk
• My Universities Gitlab: @ke17fisi
• Personal Webspace at the University
• Cellular Automata Editor: Build your own Cellular Automata and find the rules for Game of Life 2.0! (Rust+WebAssembly renderer, JS frontend).
• Forest Fire Simulator: Another CA thats fun to look at IHMO.
• A Continious Infinite-State CA: Yet another CA, but this time one that was very hard to find good rules for!
• ASBI: A fun programming language: A _S_tack _B_ased bytecode-_I_nterpreter with fun syntax: fib := (i) -> if fibs.i != nil { fibs.i } else { fibs.i = fib(i - 1) + fib(i - 2) };.
• A super basic RISC-V emulator: The online-useable version only supports a very small set of instructions, but it is completely dependency-less C that compiles to WebAssembly. On GitHub, I also have a Rust-based RISC-V emulator that supports most of rv64ic with a tiny bit of f/d and a (so just enough to make the libc work and be able to use printf and so on).
• Snake and Withstand.
• Pythagoras Tree: A configurable version of Pythagoras Tree.
• Tables with Colorcodes, ASCII, …
• Sudoku Solver, Minesweeper + Solver, Whatever-this-is, …
• Want to play tetris or snake in the termal? Do ssh -p 2022 tetris@louknr.net or ssh -p 2022 snake@louknr.net!
• iamlouk/projects: A repo with a lot of small-ish experiments. Some highlights are:
  • Plugins for QEMU’s TCG and GCC’s Middle-End.
  • A shitty (but turing-complete) subset of Dhall I called Rhall.
  • A proof-of-concept for a DSL embedded into python that JITs functions with a @jit decorator.
  • …

(Tech-)Blogs I read (sometimes/did in the past)

Here are some (tech) blogs I like to read from time to time. This is kind of a public bookmarks list.

• Eli Bendersky’s website: I really enjoy the format, a blog about a lot of different mostly CS-related topics, but also a few other things like books. I came across it because it’s author maintains nice ELF and DWARF parser libs.
• Drew DeVault’s blog: A nice blog about a lot of different mostly low-level OS related topics.
• The Pasture/thephd.dev: Mostly really fun to read rants about C/C++.
• Airs - Ian Lance Taylor: Blog by one of the creators of Go and gccgo, and the gold linker.
• Julia Evans: My former favourite blog. Has some extremly nice explanations of how WebAssembly works/fits into the JS/browser ecosystem, but also a lot of diffrent other mostly web-related topics.
• Developer Voices Podcast: A podcast about different CS stuff.
• WebKit Dev Blog: The best blog and explanations on JITs I ever encountered.
• …