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Hi there :octocat:

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I'm Ananth. I used to write code in TypeScript (and, before that, JavaScript—oh, the horror!), Python, and R. I suspect this will give me an ample supply of security vulnerabilities to fix. I later discovered Haskell and realized that it is the one true language (this is a mathematically proven fact). Programming (or theorizing, in this case) in Haskell has the added benefit of giving you whitepapers for free. Learning Haskell has taught me to make sense of philosophical tautologies regarding the current state of the universe, like:

"A monad is a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?"
—Saunders MacLane

In order to remain sane when not writing Haskell, I am continuously configuring and optimizing my Arch Linux system.1 Unlike most Arch users, I seek to maximize my use of well-designed GUIs and minimize reliance on primitive TUI infrastructure (perhaps one day I will write my own set of reasons to use Arch). I also believe that software should work well out-of-the-box, be updated regularly to support bleeding-edge features, and still allow for additional customization. Promoting user control over software and enabling free software distribution are key to achieving these goals. I support software that meets the following three pillars of freedom:

  • "Free" (gratis) as in "free beer" 🍺
  • "Free" (libre) as in "free speech" 💬
  • "Free" (decentralized) as in "open source" 🌐

When I'm not trying to understand category theory, the basis of modern mathematics, or mathematical applications in computer science, I'm likely exploring mathematical economics and related fields, especially social choice theory and optimal taxation theory. I'm also quite interested in linguistics and computational linguistics in particular.

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Free beer Yo apoyo el software libre Tux the penguin adorned with Arch Linux merch

Above left: licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 by the Artist Collective Superflex. Middle: licensed under CC BY 4.0 by the Free Software Foundation. No changes were made to either of the above images.

Below: licensed under CC BY-ND 3.0 by the Free Software Foundation. No changes or additions were made to this image.

Combate la oscura era digital. Apoya a la FSF.

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Projects

Footnotes

  1. Part of the terms and conditions that every Arch user agrees to mandates that they advertise their use of Arch Linux as part of their online identity.

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  1. epispot/epispot epispot/epispot Public

    A tool for modeling infectious diseases.

    Python 16 5

  2. wordle-am wordle-am Public

    Wordle in Amharic

    JavaScript 3

  3. proto proto Public

    Learn any language

    TypeScript 2

  4. nat/natbot nat/natbot Public

    Drive a browser with GPT-3

    Python 1.9k 281

  5. satbyy/go-noto-universal satbyy/go-noto-universal Public

    Noto fonts go universal! Download pan-Unicode, merged Noto fonts according to time of usage (current, ancient) or geographical region (South Asia, SE Asia, Africa-MiddleEast, Europe-Americas).

    Shell 143 21

  6. epacuit/splitcycle epacuit/splitcycle Public

    Split Cycle: A New Condorcet Consistent Voting Method Independent of Clones and Immune to Spoilers

    Jupyter Notebook 1 1