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inverted-tree/README.md

Hi, nerd.

This page intentionally leaves out graphs, badges, and personality quizzes. If you were looking for flair, it was redirected:

# contribution graphs, last seen here:
git log --since=1970 | awk '{print $1}' | wc -l > /dev/null
# sorry, I piped them to /dev/null to save disk space.

I prefer reproducible things. Everything else is incidental.

{ config, ... }@args:
let
  inherit (args) inputs;
in {
  imports = [ ../github-profile.nix ];

  environment.variables.EDITOR = "nvim"

  environment.systemPackages = with config; [
    dotfiles
    nixos
  ];
  
  system.stateVersion = "25.11";
}

Minimal description, maximum signal.

module Profile where

type Determinism = Bool
type Taste = String

data Tooling = Vim | NixOS | Ninja deriving (Eq, Show)
data Output  = Dotfiles | Configurations | Simulations | BuildSystems

author :: [Tooling] -> [Output] -> (Determinism, Taste)
author _ _ = (True, "✨fancy✨")

If you need something specific, check the repositories. Everything else is left as an exercise to the reader.

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  1. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    My dotfiles: A rolling release of tweaks and regrets.

    Lua

  2. nixos-config nixos-config Public

    Modular, flake-based configuration files for my nixos machines, i.e. my homelab.

    Nix

  3. jonin jonin Public

    A lightweight C, C++ (Ninja) build file generator written and scriptable in Lua.

    Lua

  4. chunkIQ chunkIQ Public

    Analyze file system data for internal and temporal redundancy.

    Rust