emmagamma
@emmagamma.codes
yet another 🏳️⚧️ 🐶 woman named emma who writes code, there are dozens of us!
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ACAB.
Abolish ICE.
Abolish Police and Prisons entirely.
So proud of LA standing up to these fucking cowards today. I pray the momentum will continue and more folks will be out in the streets next weekend, and even more the weekend after that, etc.
Abolish ICE.
Abolish Police and Prisons entirely.
So proud of LA standing up to these fucking cowards today. I pray the momentum will continue and more folks will be out in the streets next weekend, and even more the weekend after that, etc.
June 7, 2025 at 3:53 AM
ACAB.
Abolish ICE.
Abolish Police and Prisons entirely.
So proud of LA standing up to these fucking cowards today. I pray the momentum will continue and more folks will be out in the streets next weekend, and even more the weekend after that, etc.
Abolish ICE.
Abolish Police and Prisons entirely.
So proud of LA standing up to these fucking cowards today. I pray the momentum will continue and more folks will be out in the streets next weekend, and even more the weekend after that, etc.
made it through a couple technical interviews, and on to the last set of interviews with a company that seems like a really solid place to work full of incredibly smart people
v excited bc it's a company that hasn't rushed head first into integrating ai into everything, and not an ai-focused role
v excited bc it's a company that hasn't rushed head first into integrating ai into everything, and not an ai-focused role
May 19, 2025 at 11:13 PM
made it through a couple technical interviews, and on to the last set of interviews with a company that seems like a really solid place to work full of incredibly smart people
v excited bc it's a company that hasn't rushed head first into integrating ai into everything, and not an ai-focused role
v excited bc it's a company that hasn't rushed head first into integrating ai into everything, and not an ai-focused role
Reposted by emmagamma
henlooo bskyyy~
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
April 25, 2025 at 9:00 PM
henlooo bskyyy~
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
Reposted by emmagamma
speaking of which, 👀
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
GitHub - emmagamma/qlock: CLI tool for encrypting/decrypting files locally with password-protected keys and non-NIST based algorithms and encryption schemes
CLI tool for encrypting/decrypting files locally with password-protected keys and non-NIST based algorithms and encryption schemes - emmagamma/qlock
github.com
April 25, 2025 at 9:17 PM
speaking of which, 👀
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
written in Rust, btw~
speaking of which, 👀
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
GitHub - emmagamma/qlock: CLI tool for encrypting/decrypting files locally with password-protected keys and non-NIST based algorithms and encryption schemes
CLI tool for encrypting/decrypting files locally with password-protected keys and non-NIST based algorithms and encryption schemes - emmagamma/qlock
github.com
April 27, 2025 at 4:32 AM
written in Rust, btw~
website-in-bio-havin' ass
April 27, 2025 at 4:31 AM
website-in-bio-havin' ass
speaking of which, 👀
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
GitHub - emmagamma/qlock: CLI tool for encrypting/decrypting files locally with password-protected keys and non-NIST based algorithms and encryption schemes
CLI tool for encrypting/decrypting files locally with password-protected keys and non-NIST based algorithms and encryption schemes - emmagamma/qlock
github.com
April 25, 2025 at 9:17 PM
speaking of which, 👀
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
I made this little file encryption CLI tool that uses stronger/more secure algorithms than the best recommendations by NIST
it's only at v0.5.0 for now, (which is the first version lol), but I'm pretty proud of it and it's free/open source if you'd like to use it 🥳
henlooo bskyyy~
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
April 25, 2025 at 9:00 PM
henlooo bskyyy~
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)
I'm here to poste incessantly about the projects I'm working on until you're all sick of me, and find my next job
and I'm all out of a job 🥲 (if you're a recruiter in need of a senior/principal software engineer, DM me!)