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--- home [June 10, 2026 at 16:54] – Ivan Janevski
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 # Home
-Hi, I'm Ivan! This website is my encyclopedia about various technical topics. The topics I cover on this wiki are mostly related to technology, but sometimes I also write about mathematics and physics.
+Hi, I'm Ivan! This website is my encyclopedia about various technical topics. The topics I cover on this wiki are mostly related to technology, but sometimes I also write about mathematics and physics. Three major topics on this website are: 1. [[parallel-computing|parallel computing]], 2. [[embedded-engineering|embedded engineering]], and 3. [[quantum-computing|quantum computing]].
-I'm an embedded software engineer -- currently pivoting to high-performance engineering (HPC). Thus, most the website is going to be written from that perspective. For example, if I make an analogy it's going t obe related to computer engineering in some way. I use GNU/Linux as my main OS and I have experience in maintaining infrastructures running GNU/Linux systems. Most commonly, I use one of my many ThinkPad laptops to do my computing.
+Personally, I'm an embedded software engineer, currently pivoting to high-performance engineering (HPC). Therefore, most of the articles on this website are going to be written from that lens. For example, if I make an analogy, it's probably going to be related to computer engineering in some way. I use GNU/Linux as my main OS and I have experience in maintaining infrastructures running GNU/Linux systems. Most commonly, I use one of my many ThinkPad laptops to do my computing.
-I like working directly with hardware and low-level software. Primarily, I enjoy programming software that uses parallel computing in some way (OpenMP, MPI, CUDA), but I also like soldering electronics, programming microcontrollers (PIC, STM32, ESP32, Arduino, RPi Pico, etc.) and writing code that runs within RTOS (FreeRTOS, ZephyrOS, etc.) .
+I love working directly with hardware and low-level software. My current focus is parallel computing (OpenMP, MPI, CUDA) and using the concepts of performance engineering in the context of quantum computing (CUDA-Q, cuQuantum, Qiskit, QuTiP). As an embedded engineer, I enjoy soldering electronics, programming microcontrollers (PIC, STM32, ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry PI Pico), and writing code running within RTOS (FreeRTOS, ZephyrOS, etc.).
-## List of articles
- - [[list-of-tools]]
- - [[list-of-paths]]
- - [[list-of-commands]]
- - [[list-of-hardware]]
- - [[list-of-c-headers]]
- - [[list-of-c-concepts]]
- - [[list-of-cpp-headers]]
- - [[list-of-cpp-concepts]]
- - [[list-of-embedded-engineering-concepts]]
- - [[list-of-parallel-computing-concepts]]
- - [[list-of-quantum-computing-concepts]]
- - [[list-of-software-engineering-concepts]]
- - [[list-of-data-structures]]
- - [[list-of-algorithms]]
- - [[list-of-miscellaneous-topics]]
 ## Projects
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 ## Disclaimer
 This website is not an authoritative source. It is written by one person -- myself. It's not meant to serve as documentation or a definitive guide to the technology I talk about. I write about topics that interest me and I explain them in the way I understand them -- thus the website may contain outright misconceptions, mistakes, and factual inaccuracies. I reserve the right to be wrong.
-This website is not generated by AI. One of the reasons I made this website is to improve my writing skills. Using AI would defeat that purpose. If I ever decide to include articles fully written by AI, I will make sure to appropriately tag them as AI-generated.
 This website is a continuous work in progress. I reserve the right to modify any parts of it, including deleting it altogether. Articles may evolve, appear and disappear on a whim. They may also go outdated. I bear no responsibility of keeping the articles up to date.