S-Cesc

👋 Hi, I’m @S-Cesc, I am a computer engineer, and I have been working in software architecture since, in 1982, I began to program my Commodore-64 computer using hexadecimal binary programming, as I was a child and I haven't got an assembler, and I needed to use BASIC poke instructions to load the program into memory. My first important program using such rudimental software architecture was Conway's Game of Life, which I knew from Martin Gardner; On my version two players were introducing in turns their own bacteria. Next, in the 1994 1st course of FIB computer science, I wrote a BASIC interpreter for PDP-11, maybe to contradict my programming teacher, who said it was too complicated for a first-year student.
I’m interested in programming languages, data structures, databases, numerical analysis, and, touching the AI world: knowledge representation, knowledge extraction from big data, common sense and planification (I'm a big fan of Marvin Minsky, who visited FIB in 1992).
My interest also extends to teaching and learning computer science.
🌱 I’m currently learning Rust, and my interest focus on WebAssembly.
📫 How to reach me:
- I spend some of my free time working on cescacs project.
- cescacs is also in github

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