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“The mystery of life isn't a problem to solve, but a reality to experience.”
- Frank Herbert, 'Dune'
Welcome, to the home page of Marko Štajgár
Welcome my friend!
I’m Marko and this is my personal website. Within these pages you can discover all ideas, thoughts and things i find interesting enough to share with the world wide web.
About me
I’m a (nixos + 1m) aged student of computer science at the Faculty of Math and Physics of Charles University in Prague, currently also employed as a full stack engineer at Hexagon’s Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division on the side.
I like combinatorial game theory, computability theory, computational complexity and all things mathematics & computer science .
I’m also deeply obsessed with Linux & open source. My choice of daily drivers for a long time now has been eighter nixos or void, although I have settled on void as a base, nix for packages and using arch for the majority of my containers. Inspite of that the majority of my servers still run on mainly nixos. In the case of programming, the languages i like to write in the most are Rust and C. For my scripting needs i like to use Perl.
My other big passions in life that bring me enormous joy are gong-fu cha, literature and playing both computer & board games.
In summary, i like pu-erh, go, rogue likes and fantasy.
Questions, Ideas and Discussions…
I’m open to all questions, ideas and discussions about literaly anything of interest or importance. We might disagree on lots of things, but that in itself isn’t inherently wrong.
Also, I would be very willing to help with any interesting or useful open source projects :)
My contact information
- My personal email: marko.stajgar@proton.me
- Matrix: @markostajgar:matrix.org
- (Prefered method of comunication aside from my email)
- Signal: markostajgar.71
Phone: Will be provided on legitimate inquiry through other communications channels
Webpages of my good friends
About this site
Language for all content will be mainly in english.
This whole site was created with org mode, org-export, and some scripting in elisp.
(As some of you can tell, im really fond of Emacs)
Acknowledgements
The design of this site is based on the amazing ReadTheOrg theme from org-html-themes.
Warning & Heads Up
Please keep in mind that it is entirely possible that I wrote these pages a long time ago and have never looked back since. Most of the information contained within could be wrong, greatly biased, outdated, or obsolete.
Contributions & Reporting Mistakes
If you find a grammatical, stylistic, factual, syntactical or any other type of mistake, please contact me through my email.