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       .      c(")(")            Name:     Lucie
            *      .             School:   42 Paris
                                 Location: Paris, France
                                 Website:  luvcie.love (wip)

I completed the common core at 42 Paris, working mostly in C and C++. I'm interested in systems programming, Linux, security, and machine learning.

Most of my projects exist because I needed something and figured I'd build it. I also run a home lab on a few physical servers, hosting services for myself and friends.

• FightcadeDX: My rework of Fightcade, currently private and in active development. I've replaced Electron with Tauri to reduce memory usage and added automatic ROM downloads and quality-of-life improvements. I'm also working on RetroAchievements support.
• Memomino Lab: Work in progress. A browser-based collection of focused drills for competitive Tetris, inspired by Brain Age on the Nintendo DS. Currently includes timed piece recognition by shape and color, with accuracy tracking and personal bests.
• Android HID toolkit: Work in progress, currently private. Turning an Android phone into a mouse or keyboard over Bluetooth and USB, including Ducky-style keyboard input on rooted devices. Part of the work has involved reverse-engineering Android's Bluetooth stack using Java introspection.
• cub3d: A raycaster in C. Textured walls, mouse look, and a minimap with ray visualization. I'm planning a WebAssembly port so it can run in a browser.
• ft_irc: An IRC server in C++98, using non-blocking sockets and poll() to handle multiple clients.
• Hardcover Sync: A Chrome and Firefox extension to sync reading progress through Hardcover, so I can switch between reading PDFs on my computer and books on my Kobo. Store publication is still pending.
• Conjure: A DeepSeek Harness plugin that renders model replies as interactive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript instead of Markdown. Form submissions feed back into the conversation so the model can respond with an updated interface.

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Infrastructure & DevOps

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Common Core Completed.

Advanced C/C++ Programming, Algorithms, Graphics, Networking, and Unix Systems.