Hi! I am Exodust, though my friends call me Exo. I only use x0 as name disambiguation on sites where "Exodust" is taken, preferably stylised with a slashed zero.

"Exodust" is my way of saying: "I'm doing something with these thoughts of mine, rather than letting them decompose." (Hint: my thoughts are the dust.)

As far as coding is concerned, I currently struggle to describe myself as anything other than a mercurial tinkerer; there's simply no direction to it, no real structured way of working to speak of. I'm an entropy pointer, if you will. All that aside, I am well-versed in Go, SPC700 assembly (yes, that's the APU of the Nintendo SNES) and TypeScript (though I really don't care to ever write TS/JS again), and I'm excited to eventually add Rust to that. Personal projects that I've worked on (to various degrees of completion) include/involve:

• CLI modding tools for video games (including a lot of reverse-engineering through Ghidra).
• Video game speedrunning autosplitters.
• Bit-level (de)serialisation library.
• SNES emulation, (dis)assembly and debug tooling.
  • I hope to one day write an entire one-stop-shop SNES dev environment.
• Human-theory pen-and-paper puzzle solvers.
• Automated scanning of file corruption (extremely barebones and built just to meet my own specific usecase).
• File formats! All the file formats! Give me your file formats!
• The Win32 API.
• Discord bots.
• Web API for text-to-speech system.

I learn through immersion. I will dive into your low-level libraries and enjoy myself. Please spare no details.

Here be dragons ponies.