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Portrait of Valentin Gill

Valentin Gill

medical computer science · systems & graphics · Gießen, DE

status: currently studying systems & graphics

$ for r in ~/src/*; do git -C $r log --oneline -1; donelive · github api
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I'm about to finish my master's in medical computer science, working day to day on ETL pipelines and web development. Somewhere along the way I got interested in what happens underneath the hood of a computer. That turned into a real passion for low-level work, and i keep building on it ever since. I love reading technical books, everything from topics like DSA to computer science trivia. The more i read, the faster my want-to-read shelfs grows.

I built this page as a space to collect my projects, and keep track of what I'm reading. I'll also be writing articles about the projects I'm working on, and whatever else is on my mind. Feel free to look around, or send me a message about anything that catches your interest.

Currently: building a tiny ECG-Device and writing the plotter myself in C with SDL2, plus a slow read through Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces.

projects.sh01/04
$ cat projects/snake-rl/README.md
snake-rlC · raylib 5.0 · wasm · 2026

A complete little game rather than a snippet: fixed-timestep game loop, ring-buffer body, grid collision, score and pause states. Built with raylib and shipped through Emscripten so the whole thing runs in the browser at 60fps without a server.

gamedevraylibwasm
skills.sh18 items
$ tree -L 2 skills/[###] core[##-] working[#--] learning
languages/
C[###]
Python[###]
Go[##-]
Swift[##-]
backend/
FastAPI[###]
Beanie[##-]
PostgreSQL[##-]
MongoDB[##-]
embedded/
STM32 (Cortex-M)[##-]
ESP32[##-]
graphics/currently studying
SDL[#--]
raylib[#--]
OpenGL[#--]
tooling/
Git / GitLab / GitHub[###]
Docker[###]
Linux[###]
CI/CD[##-]
CMake[#--]
bookshelf.sh01/05
$ head -n1 shelf/ostep.md
Cover of Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces
Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces
Arpaci-Dusseau
reading☆☆☆☆☆
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blog.sh00 posts
$ ls -lt blog/ | head -3