This user is one cloak of many.
Once upon a time I had a github account. This was a merry situation. Indeed all the little bugs in my programs were snug as could be, little snippets of code huddled happily around the fire of my mind, and everything was alright with the world.
And then life had its way and threw me and my code into a sublime darkness.
You see, iso imagers are wonderful pieces of technology and they aim to be pretty simple. That is the case, except the one that mistook /dev/sdb for /dev/sda when I accidentally bumped my usb hub and my drive names were all rent asunder.
From that day on I have been hoping for that appointed hour when I would recover my github authentication keys and bring salvific importance to this defunct account.
And indeed that day has come!
It's the precisely niche and excessively nerdy phenomenon usernames should be. Take the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, aleph, used in mathematics to represent the order of sets having infinite elements. Now take the (arguably) coolest letter in the Latin alphabet, x. Combine both. Done. You have xleph.
I hope to reindex old projects and bring some use to old and rotting code. There's lots of stuff sitting on my drive undocumented and this feels like an evil I should vanquish.
- built roadmap
- built profiles and project repertoire
- indexed picount_hilbert
- indexed boardgame.git
- reestablished account credentials
01/20/26
- everything in /home/xleph/C given its own repository
02/01/26
- everything in /home/xleph/C given a thorough README.md and code markup
02/02/26
- housing accomodations are resolved for my remaining semesters
02/15/26
- CedarvilleDucks roadmap
- mystery constant for repo resolved
03/01/26
- potential internship start
03/15/26
- other roadmaps