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cerff-gur-sheel/README.md

Cerff

Computer Scientist. Not "Software Engineer". Not "Full-Stack Developer". Computer Scientist.

Who am I?

I'm someone who actually understands computing - from Von Neumann architecture and graph theory to soldering circuits and deploying my own cloud infrastructure. I don't specialize because specialization is for insects. I understand the fundamentals, so I adapt.

Things I've done:

  • RPA automation
  • Game development
  • Networking and cybersecurity
  • Hardware repair (fun fact: I could swap phone screens in 12-15 minutes while the "professionals" took 20+)
  • DevOps and infrastructure
  • Built and maintain my own homelab
  • Self-hosted cloud services
  • Currently building my own music streaming app connected to my own music server

I run Arch Linux (btw) with KDE Plasma and believe in KISS and Clean Code principles. If your code needs 50 comments to be understood, you wrote it wrong.

Philosophy

I care about how things work, not just that they work. I love algorithms, paradigms, and the theoretical beauty of computer science. But I also love getting my hands dirty with real implementations - because theory without practice is just philosophy, and practice without theory is just trial and error.

Tech Stack

I don't have a "tech stack". I have understanding. Give me a problem, I'll learn what's needed and solve it. That's what being a computer scientist means.

But if you really need labels: C#, JavaScript/TypeScript, C, Python (big deal, even my grandpa knows Python), Linux, networking, security, automation, cloud infrastructure, hardware, and whatever else the problem requires.

C# JavaScript TypeScript C Python Linux Arch Linux

Note: If you can't find my contact info, maybe you should reconsider being on a platform made for developers. You can also find me on matrix: @cerff_gur_sheel:matrix.org

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  1. Cerffy Cerffy Public

    my personal music app, created to integrate with my private Navidrome server

    TypeScript 1

  2. DinoLab_Unity DinoLab_Unity Public archive

    Its Dino to Die is a horror game made in 13 days in a game jam.

    C# 1

  3. PelandoDealsAutomator PelandoDealsAutomator Public archive

    This is a automatization bot to search by deals on site pelando.com.br

    1

  4. AVL-Tree AVL-Tree Public archive

    I created this AVL tree in C as a challenge given by my professor Yuri in the subject of Algorithms and Complexity at Estácio de Sá University in Sergipe.

    C 1

  5. SokolTriangle_CPP SokolTriangle_CPP Public

    This is one of the possible (and not recommended) solutions to a challenge that I created as a requirement to participate in a project.

    C

  6. Running-For-The-History Running-For-The-History Public archive

    Educational game that seeks to teach about the history of the First World War in a playful and interactive way.

    C# 1 2