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Dylan Meeus (@DylanMeeus)

DylanMeeus

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Global Rank 54,583 (Top 2 %)
Followers 167
Following 42
Registered over 12 years ago
Most used languages

Go
29.6 %

Python
22.2 %

Java
14.8 %

JavaScript
7.4 %

Haskell
7.4 %

HTML
7.4 %

Makefile 3.7 %

C++
3.7 %

Common Lisp
3.7 %
Location 🇧🇪 Belgium
Country Total Rank 282
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Go
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Common Lisp
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Haskell
34

Makefile 82

Java
199

C++
500

HTML
519

Python
558

JavaScript
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GoAudio

Go tools for audio processing & creation 🎶

hasgo

Haskell-flavoured functions for Go 😃

MediumCode

Code for medium posts

hasgo2

Hasgo, but with actual generics

IntelliJ-Xkcd-Startup

Shows a random XKCD comic when an IntelliJ project is opened

SwingChromecast

Swing client to interact with your chromecasts

QuantumRandom

Generate quantum random data using qrng.anu.edu

ImageF-ck

Brainf*ck variant using images as sourcecode

AdventOfCode

Repository for advent of code

ArduinoNano_KeyInput

Keyboard input via Arduino Nano

Ubuntu16.04_devkitpro_gba

Setup to build gameboy advance files on Ubuntu 16.04 (LTS).

GoPlay

Playground for GO

Spotify_Playlist_Analyser

Create some charts based on data from a users playlist.

ghcloner

Clones all your github repositories, sorted by detected language 🐑

IntelliJ-config

My IntelliJ config

ScrabbleWordFinder

Finds possible words given a sequence of letters. Written in Haskell

CNOGame

A repo for my CodenameOne game

go-server-browser

A Go implementation of the Valve Master Server Protocol

HaskellTsvCsvComparison

Compare tsv and csv files

10fastfingers-mod

Chrome plugin to change the https://10fastfingers.com/typing-test/ website.

lunopher

InsaniText

Text editor written in Python with PyQt

LispPlayground

Playing around with (common) lisp stuff :)

PascalTrianglePyramid

Repo for a pascal triangle / pyramid

TypingWorld

TypingWorld backend and frontend

DylanMeeus.github.io

github pages website

RustPlayground

CompetitiveProgramming3

Solutions to excercises in the book "Competitive Programming 3"