User:.alyn.post.
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About Me
I'm a sysop for this wiki. (In complicity with several other people.) You may contact me using one of the below methods if you need help here.
I'm working on Lojban infrastructure for OpenCog.
Contact Information
| Talk Page | My Talk Page |
|---|---|
| Google Chat | post.alan<at>gmail.com |
| Freenode Nick | aisa |
| alyn.post<at>lodockikumazvati.org | |
| github | alanpost |
| lojban.org | .alyn.post. |
Skills
| skill | proficiency | notes |
|---|---|---|
| C | expert | interpreters, parsers, command-line utilities, data structures, libraries. |
| C++ | experienced | Server-side, Data-intensive runtime systems. |
| mandoc | novice | program documentation. |
| Perl | experienced | Data parsing and cleaning. |
| Python | experienced | Numerical analysis. |
| Scheme | experienced | textual/program transformation. |
| TeX | proficient | reference documentation, teaching material. |
Scale: Novice => Proficient => Experienced => Expert
A Note On My Name
My English first name is "Alan." In Lojban that translates to "alyn." The morphology rules of Lojban do not permit the string "la" to appear in a name[1]. "ly" is frequently substituted for "la," as the pronunciation is similar.
The translation "alyn" is also handy when registering usernames, as the name alyn is less common than the name Alan. I've adopted it as an alternative spelling outside of Lojbanistan for this reason.
My Links
Repositories
Lojban
Chicken Scheme
Mailing Lists
OpenCog
Lojban
- lojban list archive
- Lojban beginners list archive
- {lo do ckiku ma zvati} list archive
- "Hedwig" list archive
Chicken Scheme
Where Are Your Keys?
Projects and Documentation
Lojban
Chicken Scheme
Scheme Standards
- R5RS
- scheme SRFI (Scheme Request For Implementation)
- srfi-1 (List Library)
- srfi-6 (Basic String Ports)
- srfi-9 (Defining Record Types)
- srfi-13 (String Libraries)
- srfi-28 (Basic String Formats)
- srfi-37 (command-line option processing)
- syntax-rules primer
- syntax-rules
- R6RS
Where Are Your Keys?
References
- ↑ This is formally true given the rules of the language, but both error prone in use and widely unpopular in the language. A proposal called dotside removes this restriction, which would make my English name a valid Lojban name.
