Hi! You've reached the website of Tony Zorman.
I'm a mathematician, working, depending on
who you ask, on categorical algebra or algebraic category theory. I even
wrote a thesis once upon a time,
the typesetting of which was a
great thing to obsess over. Perhaps you are interested in some of
my papers, or
some talks I've given.
Besides maths, I like free software,
minimalism, climbing, running, and classic movies. If you just randomly
stumbled upon this page, you might be looking for
my blog. I'm a maintainer
for xmonad,
an X11 tiling window manager,
and kmonad,
a customisable keyboard daemon. I've also written a bunch
of Emacs packages, none of
which you probably want to use, as well as
many
even
more
obscure
programs.
Array languages bring me great joy, my favourite probably
being bqn; just look at
this 50
line implementation of sha1, Base32
decoding, hmac, hotp,
and totp. Most of my software is available
on Codeberg
or GitHub. If you want, you can
peruse my dotfiles.
Any more questions? Don't hesitate
to contact me! If you want to be super
secret, I also have a pgp key.
If you're still trying to find "the website", then
click here.