Quantum Todo List
Tasks exist in a superposition of done and not done until your manager observes them.
// hello, world. also hello, you.
> Software Developer_
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01 / who dis
I build things for the web. This site is not one of those things — it's a 60-frames-per-second cry for attention.
Every effect here is hand-crafted, GPU-accelerated and completely, magnificently useless. You came for a name and an email address. You're getting fireworks.
02 / alleged skills
A rotating 3D sphere of skills. Because a bulleted list was too readable.
03 / selected works
Tasks exist in a superposition of done and not done until your manager observes them.
Uses four GPUs and a transformer model to decide between on and off. 51% accuracy.
Every slice is minted on-chain. Toast is immutable. Crumbs are gas fees.
A WebGL shader, a particle engine and a 3D sphere, all so you can read a name. Peak engineering.
03½ / mandatory buzzword tunnel
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Your browser can't do WebGL, so please imagine a tunnel made of buzzwords ending in a black hole. A really good one.
04 / telemetry nobody asked for
06 / my old homepage (restored from a floppy)
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Hi!!! I'm Guillaume and this is my corner of the World Wide Web. I like computers, my Discman, and making websites in Notepad.
My favorite things: burning mix CDs, Snake on my 3310 (high score: 2,371), asking AltaVista things Jeeves couldn't answer, and staying up late on dial-up when nobody needs the phone.
or find me on mIRC: /server irc.dal.net → /join #guillaume → nick GuiLLauMe^ (lag: 14s · pings: timed out)
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07 / say hi
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