Welcome to the source code of my blog. Here, I delve into solving computational and algorithmic problems across various disciplines using my preferred tool of thought.
Disclaimer:
I primarily write for myself, and these posts are a collection of ideas I’ve encountered during my intellectual wanderings. Nevertheless, should you find anything here of use, it would bring me great joy.
I’ve often challenged myself: “You’re not a real programmer if you can’t implement this from scratch.” However, being too lazy to write hundreds of lines of code, this didn’t happen until I discovered the terseness and expressive power of BQN.
And rest assured, the code on this site doesn’t look like Brainfuck, nor does it conform to any of these clichés.
- Low Dependency: the site is generated using only Emacs’
ox-html, with a thin CSS layer to accommodate the BQN386 font. - Literate programming: each blog post is an
org-modecomputational notebook that can be opened and interacted with in Emacs. - Minimalist aesthetic: the site has a monochromatic theme, because it is straightforward to read BQN without syntax highlighting.
- Focus on BQN: all problems are treated in BQN, using array and functional style as much as possible.
Please open an issue if you have ideas, suggestions, or corrections.
Let Goethe tell you.