I'd be glazing myself pretty hard if I wrote a whole section here explaining who I am. I'd rather let you figure that out by exploring my blog , since as I'm guessing you're probably here because you saw me through something software related.

I do some open source from time to time, so feel free to check out my stuff on npm , crates , and pypi . I also share a tiny bit of code publicly on GitHub , mostly dev tools and niche libraries.

Software-wise though, I need you to know a couple of things about me. One, I'm not a “backend developer” or “full-stack engineer” or “iOS” engineer, and I don't like to box myself into labels. If I don't know something, I'll learn it, easy as.

Two, I don't stress about what some random library calls its methods, frameworks come and go. It's all the same to me, just pick the tool and keep it moving. So don't expect me to list a bunch of arbitrary tools that some guy created and call them "skills".

Three, and the most important one yet, I've been on Linux since like 12. Take a peek at my dotfiles if you want to see how I run my setup.

Now I've built all kinds of stuff, web apps, mobile apps, hell even extensions, no-code and code automations, firmwares (yes firmwares), infra pipelines, LLMs and agent workflows, low-level RFCs and protocols …whatever. If it compiles or even if it doesn't, I'll figure it out.

That's about it on software, but there's more to me than code. I'm into psychology, philosophy, archaeology, anthropology, and history, probably 5 other obsessions I'm forgetting right now. Maybe I'll spin up dedicated blog sections for each topic like I'm doing here. Who knows.

Oh, and there's a good chance I'd beat you at poker, chess, or pool (especially poker). But hey, that's enough about me for now. The entire site is open source by the way, so feel free to rummage around. Peace out.