Hi, it's me! ko Koko! I speak Tagalog, English, and toki pona. I identity with good ko's including ice creams and cats, also it's just funny to have "ko" as my headnoun.
I'm aro, intersex, and enby (pronounced as em-bye, just kidding, pronounce it however you want). My gender is currently unknown but I know I'm neither a boy nor a girl. I go by they/them.
I'm an artist and programmer. I'm mainly a digital artist making furry art, I can do other things ofc. I tried acrylic painting and I wanna do it more often.
As a programmer, I dabble in programming language development, natural language processing, and game development. Big words!
I'm furry with no definite nor final fursona, I switch species but I mainly go between dog and cat and sometimes a pokemon or digimon. GABUMON BEST POKEMON!
I have type 2 bipolar disorder. Try watching breathtaking movies while having hypomania, its a fun experience, I promise.
I love functional programming! I'm interested in static analysis where you analyze the code during compile time to ensure it is as safe and error free as possible with less runtime checking. I already learned implementing typechecking, so far, its just Hindley-Milner. I wanna learn how to implement refinement types as well as lifetime inference and checking.
I only have experience in making parser and typechecker, not much on the backend like code generation and stuffs.
If you have experience in lang dev, so much stuffs are applicable in NLP especially if you're making rule-based stuffs. So far, I'm making a rule-based dictionary-based toki pona to English translator called ilo Token! Prepare to get disappointed because its work in progress, it cannot translate sentences yet, just phrases.
Honestly, I considered ilo Token somewhat a lang dev project before learning NLP is the proper term
That's great! I also wrote a parser once as part of a programming language I was working on. I wanted to make it with a constraints-based variable system with lazy evaluation, and model types as sets of constraints.
