Béla Gyenes

Sponsored by esoteric astronomers

My name is Béla, I'm currently a high school student in Hungary. I study programming in school, but my interests extend far beyond that. I actively study physics, mathematics and astronomy, and I program in languages, such as Elisp, Python and C in my spare time. You can find many resources on this website, regarding those interests. My school work is mostly C# and web design, but I tend to stray away from those. I do like Javascript, though.

I am 19 years old.

What I program in Elisp, is what I make of my Emacs. I was a long time Vim user in the past, but I switched to Emacs because of it's Elisp interpretability, editor extension and note taking capabilities. I now use Emacs for more than those things, but I don't use it for everything. I use it for what it's really good for, but I wouldn't "die" for it. I don't care about Vim vs. Emacs wars.

I am fairly confident at writing LaTeX as well, as I have to write complicated math formulas for my presentations and independent studies. I encourage you to look at some of my notes if you'd like to see that. I write many different topics, but the primary ones are of math, physics and astronomy.

I have also mastered the use of various design programs, such as Blender (capable of doing Hard Surface, as well as Organic Modeling, along with basic animations) and graphic design softwares (Gimp, Inkscape and Photoshop), as well as video editing programs (Premiere Pro, DaVinci, recently Kdenlive).

Many interactive features of my website require JavaScript, such as scroll to top, mathematic equations, mathjax equation sizes, etc. Though, my site is fully capable of functioning without Javascript, so it is your choice to enable it. But be aware, math equations, for example, won't be shown.

Contact me at: bela@gyenes.xyz

Sites

You see most of the main pages on the top of this page, on the navigation bar. This is the mainpage, and I have a sitemap. I have a webring site too, and a links site also. I try to keep links clean and tidy, and I use it as bookmarks.

My current subdomains are homepage and archive. Homepage shouldn't be too interesting for most people, but that's what I use as my default home page on Librewolf. On archive, I save websites locally which I might find very interesing. Planetmath is one of them.

Just for clarification: I have many many more notes available on my website. The ones above are just for "display", you may go ahead on the sitemap part of my website, to look at all my notes. Thanks in advance :-)