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Raunak Ramakrishnan
Passionate about databases, distributed systems and functional programming.
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GitHub Repositories
wmctrl-utils
Shell-scripts that make use of the nifty wmctrl for effective keyboard based window-switching and control
Shell • 1 star
docker-jdk-utils
Docker Images for building JDK projects with AWS CLI
Dockerfile
minikube
Run Kubernetes locally
Fork Go
pgcli
Postgres CLI with autocompletion and syntax highlighting
Fork Python
rethinkdb
An open-source distributed JSON document database with a pleasant and powerful query language.
Fork C++
utils
Utility scripts
Shell
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Proficient in:
- Java
- Python
- SQL
- Kotlin
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Discussions:
- Functional Programming
- Shell and CLI tools
- Databases
- Distributed Systems
- History of computing and programming languages
- State machines and Regular Expressions
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