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norcalli/README.md

I'm a software engineer living in Tokyo, JP working on high frequency trading.

In my spare time I like to work on open source sometimes.

I'm a core developer on the Neovim project, and I like to make plugins for it in Lua, such as my most popular which is the colorizer. You can frequently find me on the Neovim gitter hanging out or the Handmade Hero discord.

Also I've recently started streaming on Twitch.

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  1. nvim-colorizer.lua Public

    The fastest Neovim colorizer.

    Lua 967 23

  2. nvim_utils Public

    Lua 80 8

  3. spiceplot Public

    A program written in Go and using plotinum that interprets raw spice files and produces pretty plots in svg, png, pdf, or jpg formats.

    Go 6 2

  4. lua-sway Public

    A Lua module for interfacing with sway via IPC.

    Lua 7

  5. ksway Public

    This library provides a convenient interface for quickly making scripts for i3 and sway (since they share an IPC interface API). It will mainly be focused on sway if that compatibility changes.

    Rust 10

  6. capacitor Public

    Simple capacitor code calculator on the command line written in Go and Python.

    Go 2 1

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Contributed to norcalli/chash, vmware/differential-datalog, cmuratori/refterm and 5 other repositories

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