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authorJacob Janzen <jjanzenn@proton.me>2024-04-19 21:23:28 -0500
committerJacob Janzen <jjanzenn@proton.me>2024-04-19 21:23:28 -0500
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@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ My big interests outside of computers these days are tea and fountain pens. I al
In terms of computers, the hardware I'm most interested in is older video game consoles (which I want to eventually start some projects with) and microcontrollers. I like being able to fully understand how the hardware works which becomes a challenge for more complicated devices.
-In a similar vein, I like being able to understand the software that I use which is why I like using free (as in freedom) software. Emacs is my text editor of choice although I also use (neo)vim on remote machines (and at work due to some incompatibilities with the available version of Emacs and my configuration). My language of choice for personal projects is C. I enjoy the limited number of keywords in the language as it allows me to keep the full language inside of my head and allow me to focus on writing the algorithms, although Python is nice for rapid prototyping. Go is a nice middle-ground that I choose sometimes when I want faster code than Python or a stronger typing system. Another language that I enjoy is Rust, although I don't find myself writing it very often.
+In a similar vein, I like being able to understand the software that I use which is why I like using free (as in freedom) software. Emacs is my text editor of choice although I also use (neo)vim on remote machines (and at work due to some incompatibilities with the available version of Emacs and my configuration). My language of choice for personal projects is C. I enjoy the limited number of keywords in the language as it allows me to keep the full language inside of my head and allow me to focus on writing the algorithms, although Python is nice for rapid prototyping. Go is a nice middle-ground that I choose sometimes when I want faster code than Python or a stronger typing system. Another language that I enjoy is Rust, although I don't find myself writing it often.
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#+title: Jacob Janzen's Website
-This website is designed to be as minimal as possible. It is written in =org-mode= and the HTML is generated from that. I avoid JavaScript whenever possible as I don't like writing it, and I like being able to use the Web without having to run extra client-side code. It's currently hosted on sourcehut pages, but I intend to eventually move it over to a self-hosted server when I get the hardware (this is years away).
+I set this website up to be minimal, yet visually appealing. I wrote it in =org-mode= and generate the HTML from that. I avoid JavaScript whenever possible as I don't like writing it, and I like being able to use the Web without having to run extra client-side code. It's currently hosted on sourcehut pages, but I intend to eventually move it over to a self-hosted server when I get the hardware (this is years away).
Find me on [[https://git.sr.ht/~jjanzen/][sourcehut]] and [[https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob--jjanzen/][LinkedIn]].