I'm the kind of person who sees something interesting and immediately asks:
"Can I build this?"
Usually followed by:
"Should I build this?"
And then somehow:
"Well... now I have to finish it."
I like figuring out how things work, taking things apart, breaking them, fixing them, and occasionally creating new problems while solving old ones. It is a very efficient way of keeping life interesting.
My interests jump around a lot. Software, hardware, electronics, automation, infrastructure, random experiments, and whatever rabbit hole happens to catch my attention.
Sometimes I build something because it is useful.
Sometimes because it is annoying that it does not exist.
Sometimes because I had a random thought at an unreasonable hour and decided to investigate.
Most of my projects start with:
- "I wonder if this is possible..."
- "This should be simple..." (it was not simple)
- "Okay, but what if I add one more thing..."
- "Why is this thing alive now?"
I enjoy solving weird problems, learning new things, and sharing what I find along the way. If something I built helps someone else, teaches them something, or saves them from the same headache I had, that is a pretty good outcome.
I do not really have a single lane. I like connecting different things and seeing what happens when they collide.
Ideas running: too many
Browser tabs: concerning
Projects started: enough
Projects finished: surprisingly more than expected
Projects "almost done": classified information
Curiosity level: unstable
Sleep schedule: under investigation
Currently running on:
- too many ideas
- too many browser tabs
- questionable amounts of curiosity
- a suspicious number of unfinished experiments
- the belief that "I'll just quickly test this" is almost never quick
Welcome to the chaos. 🚀