I build things from the inside out. I like digging into system behavior, understanding internals, and making software faster and cleaner. If performance matters, I’m interested. If it involves ten layers of YAML summoning circles, I mysteriously vanish.
- System-level problems
- Performance and low-level behavior
- How runtimes, kernels, and tools actually work
- Solving bugs that shouldn’t exist, but somehow do
- Rust when I don’t feel like apologizing to the CPU
- Go when I want concurrency without philosophical trauma
- TypeScript / JavaScript (Bun) when speed of development beats purity
- Python, Node, Linux tooling
- Mobile stuff when the universe forces it
Good code is predictable. Magic belongs in card tricks, not in frameworks hiding a hundred things “for convenience.” If I can’t understand what the machine is actually doing, I don’t trust the result.
- Writing cleaner, lower-level Rust
- Understanding system internals deeply enough to break fewer things
- Building tools that don’t trade speed for convenience