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💼 Work

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import SebastienMestrallet as about_me                                                               
print(about_me.current_position)

absolute, left=520px, top=100px

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print(about_me.experiences.current_position)                                                         

I'm designing talks & trainings about digital technologies, from both a user perspective (productivity, software tools, emails/documents/notes/tasks management) and an engineer perspective (how things work).

📁 Projects

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[project for project in about_me.projects if 'Hello World' not in project]                           

['validity-first-polycube-labeling: a labeling algorithm for automatic polycube generation',
 'nightmare_of_polycubes: challenging shapes for polycube generation',
 'dds: scripts to manage nested, semantic data folders',
 'dds-hexmeshing: dds for hexahedral mesh generation',
 'genetic-algorithms: simple examples of genetic algorithms',
 'typst-paris-saclay-thesis-flat: a Typst template for Paris-Saclay University theses',
 'typst-simple-siam : a Typst template for SIAM paper submissions']

🧰 Toolbox

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import pandas as pd                                                                                  
from random import randrange
df = pd.read_csv('tools_I_use.csv')
for idx in df.index:
    if randrange(10) == 0:
        df['URL'][idx] = 'https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ'
display(df)
  name category notes
0 VSCode code editor Quite satisfied but maybe one day I'll learn how to use (and quit) Neovim
1 Zsh Unix shell With Oh my Zsh and Spaceship prompt of course!
2 C++ programming language I hate C++. This is a SOS. Please help me.
3 Python programming language You shouldn't be surprised it's on the list
4 Rust programming language What I'd be continuing to learn if I had more time
5 Typst typesetting LaTeX? You mean the slow and messy thing?
6 reveal.js presentation framework Works everywhere & easily animated/extended
7 LocalSend file sharing You dreamed it you have it : your AirDrop alternative
8 Excalidraw drawing Simple - beautiful - feature-complete - always up-to-date
9 Obsidian knowledge management Link your notes!!!
10 AnyType knowledge management How computer files should have been designed from the beginning

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  1. LIHPC-Computational-Geometry/nightmare_of_polycubes Public

    (Very) challenging 3D shapes for polycube-based hex-meshing

    Python 10

  2. LIHPC-Computational-Geometry/dds-hexmeshing Public

    Semantic data folders for hexehedral mesh generation

    Python 3 1

  3. genetic-algorithms Public

    Simple examples of genetic algorithms

    MATLAB

  4. LIHPC-Computational-Geometry/evocube Public

    C++ 13 4

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