Physics
How the world moves
F = G·m₁m₂ / r²
Click anywhere to launch a planet. Gravity does the rest.
Software engineer
I make hard things feel effortless.
Always learning. Always building.
Some curiosity.
Different questions.
Different questions.
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02 · On engineering
Three questionsbehind every system.
What it is, why it matters, and how it should behave when things go wrong.
Observed from far away,
it all looks simpler.
it all looks simpler.
Ideas are cheap until they meet reality. Here’s where mine did.
03 · The journey
Where the craft met real problems.
Three different worlds, one instinct:
find where people struggle, and make it easier.
Craft isn’t a moment. It’s a habit.
04 · The trail
Footprints, in public.
Engineering is a practice. Here’s mine,
as it happened, commits, contests and problems.
LessMore
Where the work lives
Every craft eventually asks: what is this for?
05 · What’s next
Behind every product,someone sighs.
For years I’ve built the quiet systems behind other people’s products. Now I’m learning to find the sigh myself, the workaround, the extra step, the thing everyone puts up with, and to build the product that makes it disappear.
Engineering is how I build. Building is why.
Off the clock
Three ways I think.
Physics taught me that simple laws build everything. Music taught
me that time can be felt. Philosophy keeps asking why.
Music
How time feels
Slow organ swells and a rolling arpeggio, generated live, inspired by the sound of Interstellar.
Philosophy
Why any of it matters
Along the way, I write things down.
06 · Notes
Notes from the build.
What engineering keeps teaching me,
written down so I don’t forget.
And every story needs a next chapter.