Built at 2AM, fueled by caffeine and questionable choices. The code runs... somehow. Each line a love letter to chaos, each bug a reminder that perfection is a myth. Welcome to the place where things mostly work, and that's good enough.
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I like figuring things out by breaking them down and trying things myself. Most of what I build isn't meant to be perfect — some projects work, some don't, but I learn something either way, and that's what matters.
I care about privacy, so I keep things simple: minimal dependencies, no unnecessary tracking, and open source when it makes sense.
I spend a lot of time refining systems — improving performance, simplifying setups, and making things run as efficiently as possible.
Currently exploring low-level systems, performance tuning, and backend development. Outside of that, it's mostly coffee, tweaking dotfiles, and one more tweak before bed.
Undervolting by default. Efficiency matters.
A simplified view of how I build, test, and iterate.
os
Arch Linux
built, broken, rebuilt
os
Artix Linux
no systemd, no problem
window manager
Hyprland
fast, minimal, no distractions
editor
Zed
where things mostly work
version control
Git
safety net (sometimes)
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