haller33 / array-language-comparisons

A comparison of array languages & libraries: APL, J, BQN, Uiua, Q, Julia, R, NumPy, Nial, Futhark, Dex, Ivy, SaC & ArrayFire.

Hello, this is Eliseu Lucena Barros

I'm a passionate software developer living in Fortaleza, Brazil. I love being part of development of Back-end technologies. I like to organize conferences and give talks. I love open source development and functional programming, I build things on my GitHub profile (here). I love C programming and Odin programming language (which is similar to Go and C/C++). I have over 6 years of professional experience with programming.

The past inspires me http://worrydream.com/dbx/

• 🔭 I’m currently looking for C/C++/Qt Jobs
• 🌱 I’m currently learning ReactJS, Golang and Erlang
• 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on Open-Source Projects
• 🤔 I’m looking for help with any tecnical step on the process of software making
• 💬 Ask me about my computer setup with NixOS (heheheh)
• 📫 How to reach me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eliseulucenabarros-3333/
• 🎓 A updated version of my CV: CV
• ⚡ Fun fact: I'm still playing Portal 2

Do not forget to view my open source projects below 👇🏻

typewriter-song - Using the eBPF framework(linux kernel bytecode 'interface', with bpftrace) with a websocket on C to do typewriter strokes on the keyboard, has been a consequence of learning/searching the DTrace tracking system stuff on the OpenIndiana/OpenSolaris Operating System.

Kernel Patch (RR Schedule) - Over 6 months searching for a Kernel patch with found problems on load-average on my Linux system, trying all sort of things to solve, and finally changed the default kernel scheduler to minimize my problem of playing games and freezing/high CPU usage

dequeued_language - A Double queue ring buffer-based language, inspired by Porth (a asm clone of Forth) to deal with playing ideas of a old custom-made language implemented on Haskell and try to see what we can achieve with concurrency paradigm and distributed / RPC on this little toy language with the core have been created on little sort of a week.

spawn-rune - A 24h/weekend project that take solve the pain of my Mate Desktop usage and create a bloat free launcher of programs using Odin and Raylib, a marathon which also have C bindings for a custom tiny C library of my own for this project.

csv-parser-c - A pure C, tiny, bloat-free, leak-free CSV parser, using only STB-style libraries and custom allocators to have memory management and streaming capabilities to read CSV files from disk, is a portable drop and using library, can be just included and used on C/C++ projects!

dama-odin - A Checkers Game made with Odin using Raylib library binds that creates a board for playing the game with a custom debug system and handmade interface, inspired by the idea of immediate mode interfaces and good usage of resources from Data Oriented Design capabilities on the Odin programming language.