I like everything computers. Besides that, I also enjoy painting and drawing.
- Currently I am working on my C++, Computer Graphics and GPU Programming knowledge
- I have a (not so active) blog at https://blog.mirekk.dev
- The source code for the blog is my own. You can host your own version of it if you wish!
blog-example: This is the source code for the blog template I use for my personal website.
- It can pull your github pinned repos and display them
- It integrates with the Contentful CMS for article writing and publishing flows
- Blog articles are styled according to the markdown they are written in
- Support for highlighted code blocks is included
- The repo has a github actions runner that builds and uploads publicly available container images for the blog
- A container with the website can be ran without any other setup than the environment variables
- An image is built and for both amd64 and arm64
cnake: A basic snake game implemented for fun and learning.
- Built using only C++ and SDL3.
- The game has rudimentary state handling, texture caching, fps counting, and other small features that you expect by default in an actual game engine.
- I puposefully implemented this game while knowing nothing at all about how games and game engines are usually made
- Many things could have been done differently, some of these are documented in the project readme
- The reason for creating this game was to start learning the c++ standard library and cmake
Check it out! It should be easy to run on most systems by using the cmake files provided.
Email: mirek.kudinoff@hotmail.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mirek-kudinoff
I look for tools with good defaults that allow for efficient, distraction free working.
- Window manager: i3 (or sway if you want wayland)
- Text editor: Helix
- Shell: Fish (seriously underrated, nearly no config needed)
- Terminal/Multiplexer: Ghostty (no need for tmux/zellij, those features are built into ghostty)
- Writing/Reports: typst
C++ - Can't comment, need a PhD in C++ first...
C - Classic, no bs programming
Haskell - The type system and GHCi are nice
Typescript - Makes web programming feel kind of OK
Python - A language that doesn't get in your way



