julienxx julienxx@nein.club
Lars Lehtonen @alrs@lsngl.us
I write Go. I ride bicycles with amateur radios attached. I live in Los Angeles. #cycling #fedi22
Martin @mkhl@social.treehouse.systems
random clueless person from the internet
occasional accidental poet
fool with a keyboard
goes by kyrievo in some places
flirts ok
dms ok
nytpu @nytpu@tilde.zone
A winged creature that does the code and maybe even other things. Patented procrastinating on my own projects. I guess I'm also a notable geminaut?
he/him/they/them/whatever
Expect: Furry crap, programming crap (primarily Ada & Common Lisp), and retro tech crap. Also some shitposts. Also angry rants.
All opinions are those of your employer
Note: I rarely post or boost (CW'd) NSFW art
Avatar by @roxy
Yannick François @yaf@framapiaf.org
Développeur vieux, Pédagogue de la programmation, Entrepreneur-Salarié chez Chrysalide (https://www.cae29.coop/), travail pour https://pix.fr
HxD @hxd@mastodon.sdf.org
Webmaster, system administrator, programmer, hacker.
I like coding in Rust. I used to code in Ruby, C, C++ and even AVR assembly.
I use Void Linux with sway DE and Helix as text editor. I used to use vim/neovim in the past.
I own a Prusa MINI 3D printer and sometimes design and print parts or decorations.
epilys @epilys@chaos.social
https://keyoxide.org/7C721DF9DB3CC7182311C0BF68BC211D47B421E1
theruran 🌐🏴 @theruran@hackers.town
contents: cautionary cyberpunk aesthetic; boosting signal; not that spicy~
PhD candidate in model-based systems engineering #MBSE
currently in an abusive relationship with my computer. #noBot
seriously won't shut up about #Ada / #SPARK and #LISP
making progress in my own way.
don't hate; appreciate.
#systemsPraxis: #systemsThinking + #systemDynamics + #systemsEngineering #antifragility #formalMethods #mind and #nature
#retroComputing #OSdev #progLangDesign #fediScholar
PunBoleh @everythingalsocan@blackrock.city
Learnt BASIC on a C64.
Spent several years writing DOS programs in Turbo Pascal. (Oh how I miss having to optimise my code.)
Fell in love with OS/2 the first time I read about it. Tried it and never looked back.
Been using Linux for some 2.5 decades now, still coding daily (different languages, mind you), but there's never been a desktop like OS/2's Workplace Shell. There's just no going back to application centric GUIs.