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gkmngrgn/README.md

HELLO 👋

Hello! I started my career by contributing to the Pardus project. After that, I worked as a Software Engineer on web projects for a long time. Now I’m busy with artificial intelligence to develop hearing technologies.

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  1. dosh dosh Public

    Shell independent task manager

    Go 2

  2. rayt rayt Public

    Ray Tracing in Rust.

    Rust 1

  3. emacs.d emacs.d Public

    My personal Emacs configuration.

    Emacs Lisp 6 1

  4. An AutoHotkey script for using Turki... An AutoHotkey script for using Turkish special letters in US keyboard layout
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    >!a::Send {U+00E2}
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    >!c::Send {U+00E7}
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    >!g::Send {U+011F}
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    >!i::Send {U+0131}
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    >!o::Send {U+00F6}
  5. HTML & CSS Backend with Lisp HTML & CSS Backend with Lisp
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    ;;; I wrote this snippet after I read this article:
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    ;;; https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-languages-which-almost-became-css/
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    ;;;
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    ;;; The question is, what happens if I want to use LISP for coding CSS, HTML,
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    ;;; and backend-side (render the template and publish it in a server)? Is it