welcome to compiler internal error, the blog of one m. jendrusch
mission statement
blogging about – and hacking – code, the components of life and messing with the laws of physics. tune in for stuff about (meta) programming, synthetic biology and a bit of quantum physics every now and then.
hacking on Nim, and making the most of its meta programming capabilities
— for better or worse. probably worse.
tune in for
libraries – for biology, computer vision, HPC and machine learning, be they wrappers or pure Nim, as well as their documentation.
meta – posts about more or less useful, as well as more or less sane use cases of Nim meta programming to whatever comes to my mind.
general – rants about whatever Nim-related stuff on my mind, making Nim sciency again, and other potentially interesting Nim stuff I come across.
fun stuff about all things synthetic biology and the area between computer science and the life sciences
ranting about the wetlab side of things. mostly doing nucleic acid catalysis, MSI cancer biology, lab automation and basic yeast stuff.
maybe some bits about quantum simulation and technologies
— but I'm mostly a coder, so take my opinions with a grain of salt.
trying to figure out some things about quantum mechanics from the perspective of computer science. hear me rant about quantum simulation with cold atoms and more.
more fun stuff about hacking compilers and domain specific languages.
beware — here be dragons!
should I ever get around to writing a programming language, it will probably end up here. until then, we'll have to make do with all things DSL and maybe the odd language design rant every two years.
that's it for now!
interested? take a look at those blog posts.
mj out.