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Tout c'que j'veux c'est faire un truc beau
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Tout c'que j'veux c'est faire un truc beau
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h0p3so/README.README 
Hi and welcome to my github profile :). Yes, this is a trusted human github site (Alive Internet Theory).

In my profile you'll find my recreative programming projects and a few university projects from the past.

I am very interested in low level programming, system programming and anything related to making projects
without depending on a third party library (ofc i need a compiler). I try not using AI for my personal projects
but due to these times where AI is more needed than oxigen itself, i also had developed some AI projects in order
to keep the rhythm even if sometimes it seems like it is not possible :)

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  1. stdv stdv Public

    A generic, type-safe dynamic array in C. Attempts to imitate std::vector capabilities from C++

    C

  2. tiny-pf tiny-pf Public

    not thread-safe, single global instance only dprintf function from libc for my assembly projects

    Assembly

  3. xvargs xvargs Public

    not thread-safe, single global instance only stdarg from libc for x86_64

    Assembly

  4. std864 std864 Public

    tiny reusable functions for x86_64 programs

    Assembly

  5. bfi bfi Public

    brainfuck interpreter implemented in x86_64 to make it more interesting.

    Assembly