Pedro Delfino (@pdelfino)
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pdelfino

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  • Stars
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    94
  • Global Rank 217,299 (Top 8 %)
  • Followers 140
  • Following 745
  • Registered over 10 years ago
  • Most used languages
    Emacs Lisp
         25.0 %
    Shell
         25.0 %
    HTML
         12.5 %
    Nix
         12.5 %
    NewLisp     12.5 %
    Racket
         12.5 %
  • Location 🇨🇦 Canada
  • Country Total Rank 6,043
  • Country Ranking
    NewLisp     2
    Racket
         31
    Nix
         94
    Emacs Lisp
         156
    Shell
         2,753
    HTML
         7,326

Top repositories

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elon-analise-real

Soluções para os livros de Análise Real do Professor Elon Lages Lima.
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2

deep-work-companies

This is a list of companies that endorse Cal Newport's Deep Work approach.
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3

my-karabiner-elements-config

My configuration on Karabiner Elements to change things on macOS. Of course, with an Emacs' user bias :)
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4

realm-of-racket

Implementation of the book "Realm of Racket" for the course Programming Languages.
Racket
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5

my-nixos-config

My nixos/configuration.nix file
Nix
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6

nyxt-config

My configuration file for the Nyxt browser.
NewLisp
2
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7

my-bashrc

My .bashrc configuration
Shell
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8

git-udacity

My Git Workspace and the reflections for the course "How to use Git and Github" on Udacity
Shell
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9

dotfiles

My dotfiles
Emacs Lisp
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10

disable-private-browsing-in-firefox

Disable private browsing (incognito mode) permanently in Firefox (Ubuntu 20.04)
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project-euler

A list of the questions I solved on Project Euler
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12

public-notes

Public notes used to share specific infos with other people
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13

cv

My résumé
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14

my-shortkeys-config

My configuration for the extension caleed shortkeys config available for Chrome and Brave (I use Brave).
1
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15

my-blog

A personal blog built with Edward Tufte CSS and pure HTML
HTML
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my-emacs-config

My emacs configuration
Emacs Lisp
1
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emacs-flashcards

There is nothing more like Emacs hacking than using a spaced repetition software program inside Emacs (org-drill) to improve the learning process about Emacs!
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