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FredrikAugust/README.md

🎓 I have a BSc in Informatics from NTNU Trondheim

🔭 I’m currently working in Operations and DevOps

🌱 I’m currently learning how to do my job well

💬 Ask me about functional programming, observability and operations.

📫 How to reach me: email / twitter

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  1. open-source-ideas/ideas open-source-ideas/ideas Public

    💡 Looking for inspiration for your next open source project? Or perhaps you've got a brilliant idea you can't wait to share with others? Open Source Ideas is a community built specifically for this! 👋

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  2. atlas atlas Public

    A Google Maps React library. Written because I was dissatisfied with fullstackreact/google-maps-react. Will have focus on minimal rerenders, and trying to rely as much as possible on the Google Map…

    TypeScript 2

  3. crier crier Public

    Partial erlang implementation of the IRC protocol

    Erlang 1

  4. hurdle hurdle Public

    wordle in haskeell

    Haskell 1

  5. jul22 jul22 Public

    Solutions to Advent of Code 2022. Not a great deal of focus on code quality — don't have time this year.

    Rust 1