User:CyberXRef

National park "Sviati Hory" (Holy Mountains), Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine.

Wikipedia

Topics some would consider me an expert on:

Digital design
Simulation & Synthesis
Silicon Wafer Fabrication Process
Microprocessors
Integrated circuit testing and verification (Post-silicon validation)
Programing Languages (concepts/styles/evolution/theory)

Assembly (POWER, x86/amd64, ARM, MIPS)
C programming
C++ programming
Compilers
Compiler Optimizations
Parsers

Please feel free to ask me questions!

Dyslexia

I am severely dyslexic; it's possible for me to write something horrendous grammatically without EVER noticing it. Even if you could spot it immediately, I could read it 1000s of times and never see an issue. Not trying to make excuses for anything - just something to keep in mind next time you see something awful I wrote.

Things I do on Wikipedia

On Wikipedia I do A LOT of janitorial type of work - cleaning up articles and making them consistent with Wikipedia guidelines, fixing link rot, and sorting articles correctly. That being said, it's possible that once in a while I would categorize an article incorrectly. Please don't crucify me for that, I sort 100s of articles, it happens. You can either fix it yourself or inform me of the error in my talk page.

Working drafts

Sometimes I would be working on a to-be article. You can find the working drafts [if any], User:CyberXRef/sandbox.

Wikipedia Size

The size of Wikipedia interests a lot of people, myself included.

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