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dignissimus/README.md

Hey there!

I'm a developer living in the UK, previously working as a Computer Scientist at Netcraft before moving on to study Computer Science at Durham University.

About me

Check out my pinned repositories for some of the projects I've made and worked on

Pinned

  1. cactool/cactool Public

    An easy way to collaboratively code social media posts for manual content and discourse analysis

    Python 8

  2. lichess-speedrun Public

    A tool to ethically perform speedruns on lichess (WIP)

    TypeScript 8 1

  3. ABM Public

    My first big Agent Based Computational Economic Model

    Python 1

  4. python/cpython Public

    The Python programming language

    Python 49.6k 25.3k

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Contributed to cactool/cactool, lichess-org/lila, dignissimus/dignissimus.github.io and 35 other repositories

Contribution activity

December 2022

Created 18 commits in 3 repositories
Opened 2 pull requests in 1 repository
Opened 1 issue in 1 repository
6 contributions in private repositories Dec 6 – Dec 23

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