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Hi, I'm Carlos

I'm a chilean biochemist interested in understanding living organisms' biochemical evolution through mathematical and computational models. In my spare time I'm a Neovim plugin developer and Julia Language enthusiast, as well as part-time photographer.

What am I up to?

I'm currently working at Protera Bioscience developing tooling and predictive models for madi:TM: SaaS protein-engineering platform.

For a more in-depth view of my experience, please refer to my CV (también disponible en español).

Projects

Science

Neovim

Julia Language

  • SimSpread.jl, a software package for the Julia programming language that implements the SimSpread formalism for link prediction in graphs.

Personal

  • recetario, a compendium of miscellaneous script for all things science, ML, DS, Julia, etc.

Last edit: 2024-06-03

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mateo.nvim's Issues

Compartamentalize colorscheme modifications

The modifications I commonly do to the colorschemes are also applied to other stuff, e.g.
oil.nvim or statusline. This issue plans to extract this behaviour and have it as a standalone
file in order to improve reliability of this.

New MiniStarter

Stopped using MiniStarter for oil.nvim + telescope.nvim, but want to go back to using the
first. This issue intends in changing my current MiniStarter config.

Tasks

  • Remove sessions section
  • Add startuptime from lazy
    • require("lazy").stats().startuptime
  • Add number of packages loaded / lazy-loaded
  • Add number of packages available to update
  • Add cheatsheet section with useful keybinds

Massive UI rework

On the spirit of starting my blog and improving my config, this issue aims to
provide a checklist of the things I intend to modify for my base UI (later on I
want to add more things using Hydra and other plugins).

The list goes as follows:

  • Better colorscheme (customize default or plugin) 179ca07
  • "Normal" UI, i.e. the main view of Neovim
  • Statusline
  • Statuscolumn
  • Tabline (I don't know the real name of this, but the line where tabs
    would show)
  • Quick/Loclist

This are some starting points, maybe along the way I come up with more UI
elements I could modify.

Improve Zettelkasten behaviour

Tasks

  • Add keymaps to handle links (create, remove, change, etc.)
  • Implement sidebar with links a la Obsidian
  • Implement media inserter from clipboard
  • Create cheatsheet with Obsidian Markdown flavor
  • Add searcher for task tags
  • Add searcher for tags and note types

FEAT: Simplify statusline

Tasks

Refer to link

  • Choose colors to use for statusline (maybe more colorscheme agnostic)
  • Convert back to statusline per window
  • Create function to switch from global to local statusline

Fix statusline

The currently implemented statusline works like a charm. It has the information I need, its
reactive for the different type of proyects I'm working on, etc. It has only 1 problem:

It has too much stuff!

This issue aims to solve this problema and streamline my statusline a little bit in order to
show only the completely relevant information depending on the proyect.

Some examples of the problems I have encountered:

  • If no LSP is available, don't show diagnostics
  • If file not in GH repo, don't show git status
  • If file not in GH repo, show shortened path to file (e.g. 2 last directories)
  • If window is to small, only show diagnostics if it makes sense
  • Move mode indicator to the left, since in the other side it doesn't get the love it deserves

Document all the things

Tasks

  • Add descriptions to the ideas and expected outcomes of everything
  • Generate Emmylua docstrings to my functions

Add tooling for Python development

Since I started working in Protera, the need for proper Python development tools integration
is required in order to make my life easier. This issue intends to setup all the required
tooling properly so I can proceed to enjoy the goodies and forget of the common problems.

Tools needed:

  • Proper documentation generation (i.e. docstrings and readthedocs)
  • Formatter
  • Linter
  • Debugger
  • Code actions
  • Diagnostics
  • Completion

Most are already partially solved, but the plan is to have a robust setup that I can rely on
and forget. It would be good to use the guidelines proposed by Protera related to this tools
and make my setup reactive to pyproject.py files.

FEAT: Add Zettelkasten behavior for org files

  • Telescope search for each type of note (literature, fleeting and permanent)
  • Add workflow to convert refile note into a ZK note
  • Create org ZK templates
  • Forward and back link detection
  • Note linking keymap
  • improve highlighting of ZK related text objects

Implement a `defaults.lua` file

This file should contain tables and configurations for common things I use in my config,
e.g. borders for Telescope or other things

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