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Simon Cruanes c-cube

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Computer scientist in computational logic, automated theorem proving, and formal methods. Seasoned OCaml programmer, dabbling with rust and Odin.
468 followers · 206 following
  • https://ahrefs.com/
  • washington DC
  • 07:37 (UTC -05:00)
  • https://simon.cedeela.fr
  • @[email protected]

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c-cube/README.md

Hi, I'm Simon. I live in Washington DC, and I'm a long time OCaml programmer, also interested in Odin and Rust. I currently work at https://ahrefs.com as a backend developer. Besides automatic theorem proving (my academic specialty up to my PhD, postdoc, and former industry job at https://imandra.ai), I've also worked on observability/tracing, HTTP server implementations, web crawlers, distributed systems, RPC systems, and type checkers. I have been contributing open source libraries such as containers to the OCaml ecosystem since 2012. I enjoy strongly, statically typed programming languages; binary serialization formats1; well designed network protocols; content-addressing2; RFCs. I've been using git daily since 2010; archlinux since 2012; and (n)vim since 2008. My beard is literally greying 🧙🏻.

Most of my information can be found at the following places:

  • personal website
  • Fedi account

Footnotes

  1. I like https://cbor.io/ and the general design of thrift; I also made my own format. ↩

  2. not blockchain though, I'm not into rugpulls. ↩

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  1. ocaml-containers ocaml-containers Public

    A lightweight, modular standard library extension, string library, and interfaces to various libraries (unix, threads, etc.) BSD license.

    OCaml 523 93

  2. qcheck qcheck Public

    QuickCheck inspired property-based testing for OCaml.

    OCaml 410 47

  3. moonpool moonpool Public

    Commodity thread pools and concurrency primitives for OCaml 5

    OCaml 88 6

  4. sneeuwballen/zipperposition sneeuwballen/zipperposition Public

    An automatic theorem prover in OCaml for typed higher-order logic with equality and datatypes, based on superposition+rewriting; and Logtk, a supporting library for manipulating terms, formulas, cl…

    OCaml 169 25

  5. iter iter Public

    Simple iterator abstract datatype, intended to iterate efficiently on collections while performing some transformations.

    OCaml 129 15

  6. tiny_httpd tiny_httpd Public

    Minimal HTTP server written in direct style, with a small request router, compression, SSE, websockets.

    OCaml 94 12

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