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Neovim Evangelist, Rewriting Dotfiles

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whoami | xargs -i cat intro_{}.txt

whoami

I'm coko.

A french dev who's passionate about programming and open-source.

The terminal is my comfy place: nvim, tmux, fzf, rg *and more...*

fd .git --type dir --hidden $HOME/projects

find projects -type d

vegapull/ One Piece TCG data scraper

aot/ Advent of Time browser game

mataho/ CLI to interact with a local Tahoma box

kanumi/ CLI to manage collection of images

shc/ Node.js domotic script to control Somfy shutters

tcb-opus/ Discord bot to get notifications when new manga chapters come out

rtfw-http-rs/ My own rust http server from scratch

gh --stats --user=$(whoami)

gh --stats --user=$(whoami)

glow $(locate '*env-config.md' | head -n 1)

glow env-config.md

.dotfiles/ My Arch Linux config files and scripts

nvim-config/ My custom $EDITOR config

my-floss/ Free/Libre Open-Source stuff I use

sofle/ QMK config for my previous ergo keyboard

custom Corne keyboard

More about my keyboard at coko7/crkbd

ssh homelab@127.0.0.1 -p 22

ssh homelab@127.0.0.1

Hardware

* NAS for data replication and backup strategy

* Rasperry Pi 4 & 5 for hosting services

* Virtual Private Server (here)


Software

* Self-hosted send instance at send.coko7.fr

* AOT game at aot.coko7.fr

* Caddy/Nginx as reverse proxies

jq .coko.hobbies < info.json

jq . < hobbies.json

[
    { "name": "⌨️ coding", "frequency": "daily" },
    { "name": "📖 reading", "frequency": "daily" },
    { "name": "🏃 running", "frequency": "weekly" },
    { "name": "✏️ drawing", "frequency": "weekly" },
    { "name": "🇯🇵 anime", "frequency": "random" },
    { "name": "🎮 gaming", "frequency": "random" }
]
[
    { "coding": "daily" },
    { "reading": "daily" },
    { "running": "weekly" },
    { "drawing": "weekly" },
    { "anime": "random" },
    { "gaming": "random" }
]

nvim -o $(echo some,good,books.md | sd 's|,|_|g')

vi some_good_books.md

Atomic Habits by James Clear Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Practical Vim by Drew Neil We, Programmers by Uncle Bob Linux Pocket Guide by Daniel J. Barrett The Pragmatic Programmer by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas OAuth 2.0 Simplified by Aaron Parecki The Clean Coder by Uncle Bob

My notes/cheatsheets on Practical Vim: coko7/practical-vim-notes

zathura resumes/*.pdf

zathura resumes/*.pdf

*Coming soon*

I'd like to setup some CDN and have it serve my resume(s) for fun.

For now, you can email me at contact@coko7.fr to get a fresh copy.

I only support english and français.


Surely this entire plot wasn't just an excuse to make use of http.😼:

# TODO COCO: Retrieve HUCO-705 design doc

# TODO: HUCO-705 design doc

About ten years ago, I designed my own encryption algorithm based on Vigenère cipher: huco-705


I was still in highschool back then and I felt pretty strong about it ngl.


Then, I got into CS studies and upon learning about crypto, I concluded huco-705 was pretty much useless in modern times.


I studied some more, and eventually realized it violated a core principle of cryptography: Kerckhoffs's principle:


"The principle holds that a cryptosystem should be secure, even if everything about the system, except the key, is public knowledge."

>>> My entire algo pretty much relied on security through obscurity (the very opposite of that)


In the end, regardless of how bad huco-705 turned out to be, it was still what hooked me up to programming in the first place.


I cannot be proud of its security, but I am very proud of the path it opened up for me.


I still have this 10-year old design paper somewhere and once I find it, I'll make sure to include a picture of it on this site.


Until then, here's a fitting placeholder:

Maybe I need to start looking into hugo or zola and put this sort of stories there instead of bloating this page.

rg social | awk print -F; '{$2,$3}'

grep social

GitHub: code, programming and stuff

Bluesky: I might post stuff here

Twitter: my boring twitter

daily.dev: i am there but also not really

Email: you can reach me at contact@coko7.fr