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I'm a software developer at Boost AI.
Before that I was a software developer at Roxar,
before that a consultant at Bouvet, and
before that a systems developer at UMS.
I love coding in all kinds of languages, but especially in Python, C++ and
Scheme.
My fascination with Scheme resulted in being
acknowledged in the R7RS
specification. I found some simple errors in it while writing my own interpreter.
Back in the day I wrote a quirky program called jp2a. It's
still quite popular. What amuses me is that it's my most widely
distributed piece of code: It's available to literally hundreds of
millions of people as an easter egg!
Another thing that I find interesting is
personal genomics.
When 23andMe were forced to take down their
health reports, I reimplemented most of them
from scratch in Python and C++.
Whenever I have the energy and time, I like holding local talks and write about interesting
projects. The two posts on JIT compiling Python in Python even made it to the
front page of Hacker News!
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