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| GitHub Handle | 05konz |
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This one surprised me. Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) are a complex topic—they’re what make real-time collaboration in Figma or Google Docs possible. 05konz built a minimal, educational implementation of a sequence CRDT from scratch. The README includes interactive diagrams and a step-by-step walkthrough of how merging works. githubcom05konz work
It’s not production-scale, but if you’ve ever been intimidated by papers on CRDTs, this repo demystifies the core concepts in under 500 lines of code. | Item | Details | |------|---------| | GitHub
The GitHub user 05Konz is recognized for developing and maintaining game-modification scripts for the Blooket educational platform, often taking over projects following developer cease-and-desist orders. These, typically licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, involve JavaScript-based UserScripts and custom graphical user interfaces for browser console use. Detailed information and script overviews can be found on Scribd and through community archives. Blooket Cheats and Updates Guide | PDF - Scribd This one surprised me
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Ever accidentally committed an .env file to a public repo? 05konz wrote a pre-commit hook and GitHub Action that scans for secrets and common credential patterns. But the clever part is that it doesn’t just block the commit—it suggests corrections and even offers to scrub the file for you. It’s lightweight, fast, and works across Windows (Git Bash), macOS, and Linux.
I’ve already added this to my own projects. It’s caught two fake API keys in my debugging notes.