Where to Find Nathan DSilva's Blog, Resume, and Contact Links on expitau.com

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On expitau.com, the blog, resume, and contact links are all reachable from the single-page home layout: the Blog section lists recent posts, the Resume section offers both a PDF download and an HTML view (partly redacted for privacy), and the header/footer area carries GitHub, LinkedIn, Email, and a GPG public key. Use the section headings on the home page to jump to each; the site is a personal portfolio and blog for Nathan DSilva, so there is no separate login or account area.

Blog: posts on Go, Rust, math, and programming opinions

The Blog section previews recent writing and links to a fuller "View more" list. Posts shown on the home page:

Post Tags Topic
My problems with Golang opinion, tech Criticism of Go
Why I will always choose Rust over Go for new projects opinion, tech Language preference
Factorials and circles lecture, math Graphing the factorial function and calculus
Abstraction isn't everything opinion, tech Shortcomings of object-oriented programming

If you are looking for a specific essay, start with the Blog heading and follow "View more" rather than scrolling the whole page.

Resume: PDF and HTML, partly redacted

The Resume section states that Nathan is open to hiring inquiries and provides two formats: Download PDF and View HTML. The page notes the public version is redacted for privacy and that the full version is available by contacting him. Expect the visible resume to omit some personal details; the contact links are the route to the complete document.

Contact and profile links

The home page lists these entry points together:

  • GitHub — side projects, including the ones referenced in the intro
  • LinkedIn — professional profile
  • Email — direct contact, also the stated path to the unredacted resume
  • GPG Public Key — fingerprint 770B 83C9 8A17 F25F 9F6C 595A 9F3D 8A50 BB5A BE73, for encrypted mail

What else is on the page

The home page also introduces Nathan as a software, infrastructure, machine learning, and automation developer, a University of Waterloo graduate working in Toronto as a lead software developer at a stealth-mode startup. A Projects section lists three entries: ExpitauOS (May 2025, an Arch-based immutable Linux distribution), Infinite Craft Wiki (Jul 2024, a recipe database), and MineNewt (Jun 2023, procedural neural networks in Minecraft). These are useful if you arrived looking for his work rather than his writing.

Quick path by goal

  • Read an essay → Blog section → pick a post or "View more"
  • Evaluate him for hiring → Resume section → View HTML for a quick read, Download PDF to keep
  • Get the full resume or ask a question → Email link
  • Verify a signed message → GPG Public Key fingerprint above
  • See code → GitHub link