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Martin Dvorak (@dvorka)

dvorka

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Java
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C
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Shell
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Prolog
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OCaml
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Location 🇨🇿 Czechia
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Java
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Shell
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hstr

bash and zsh shell history suggest box - easily view, navigate, search and manage your command history.

mindforger

Thinking notebook and Markdown editor.

mindforger-repository

MindForger documentation repository.

shifts-solver

Finds a solution to fitting employees with preferences in a schedule for shifts-based operation (GWT, Google AppEngine).

awesome-markdown-repositories

A collection of Markdown repositories.

keepass2-to-keepassx

KeePass2 to KeePassX password database convertor.

coaching-notebook

Coaching notebook web applications for Google App Engine.

mindraider

Maintenance repository for MindRaider (http://mindraider.sf.net) project deprecated by MindForger.

atom-editor-emacs-key-bindings

Emacs key bindings for Atom editor.

stop-motion-movie-maker

Create your stop motion movies from command line.

rfs

Reliable File System (college Operating System course exercise) - low level filesystem tier with fdisk, striping, ...

language-twiki

Atom editor syntax highlighting for TWiki files.

parser-combinators

A Prolog library of parser combinators.

eos-interview

A TELCO company interview (my first one) exercise - CRC, bit operations and more.

mindforger-research

MindForger related experiments and research source code.

ml

College ML course exercises.

logr-jvm-gc

Logr JVM garbage collector.

mastermind-game

A port of my old Mastermind (MS DOS/Borland Pascal 7.0/BGI) to Linux.

naaga

Platform game runtime and editor (DOS, DOS/4GW).

hilex

Source code syntax highlighting: C/C++/Prolog/... -- HLX --> HTML. (college course exercise)

android-app-permission-audit

An Android application for the identification of applications having sensitive permissions allowing such application e.g. to get $ in the background by sending paid SMS, calls, ...