Name: Evans Winner
Type: User
Company: Goodwill of Colorado
Bio: I am an IT Specialist living in Evergreen Colorado. I am on the lookout for an opportunity in the analytics space.
Twitter: evans_h_winner
Location: Evergreen CO, USA
Blog: http://evanswinner.github.io
Evans Winner's Projects
Sysadmin junk for 4d2.us
Simulate IBM's Advanced Job Scheduler in Common Lisp
Mix plain text, GNU APL code, and the results of evaluation of the code.
Dieter Schoppitsch's minimalistic "atto" line editor,. similar to Unix's ed(1) in spirit, but much smaller.
Maintain simple sysops schedules the Windows batch script gutter-punk way
Generate pseudo-random text for testing and random file naming
Super-simple line editor. Like ed(1), but much, much worse.
First project for Chromebook Data Science courses
Get a report on subdirectories when all you've got is Windows batch
A few old DOS batch utilities intended for interactive use
Gutter-punk bash blogging engine and tcl/tk front end
Simple Fresh Service CLI in Python just to list some info about tickets
Generate a post-modern/minimalist poem from your own seed phrase
Emacs syntax highlighting for IBM i (nee iSeries, nee AS/400) Control Language (CL) fsource members
Google IT Automation with Python Professional Certificate - Practice files
Gutter-punk plain-text code notebook. Like Jupyter, only worse.
A list of books about mathematical subjects, using array languages like APL and J for their presentation.
Math and (mostly) coding exercises and puzzles.
Attach a 16 bit RIFF .wav header to an arbitrary file
IBM i CL program to put a list of message queues in *break mode for monitoring
Super simple checklists at the cli
A few Windows batch utilties I wrote for my job once many moons ago
Unicode data viz for Twitter posts.
Dead-nuts simple Pomodoro timer for the Parallax Propeller QuickStart microcontroller
Find repeat words that repeat too much in an Emacs buffer
Resume of Evans Winner and associated build files
A quick-reference card for IBM's SEU text editor, based on information from the Midrange wiki, in org-mode format, for export to LaTeX
Project containig related material for my TensorFlow articles
Use a simple stack as a to-do list in Emacs