About

origin

been into computers for as long as i can remember, no single spark that started it, just always messing with something. right now that means school by day and code by night, that's the actual schedule.

outside of code

i like making random things. outside of that i like playing games, reading books, and i'm into linux and self-hosting.

how i build

most of what i build starts from not trusting "it probably works." systems-level stuff, built from zero instead of glued together, verified instead of assumed.

detsimdeterministic sim testing shouldn't be locked inside one company's database.zkaudit"zero-knowledge" is a claim until something actually scans the traffic.gungniri'd rather write my own terminal emulator than duct-tape someone else's.

that's the throughline across most of what's on /projects. most of it has no funding and no roadmap, just something that seemed worth building right.

stack
PythonTypeScriptJavaC++GoRustC#Odin

the full breakdown, machine, editor, hosting, all of it, lives on /uses.

activity
right now

i build for myself first. if the timing's right i take on freelance and short-term work too, see the ping policy for how fast i actually reply, or check /now for what i'm actually up to today.