Chapter 01 — Who I Am

Chapter 02 — What Drives Me

That's not a resume line — it's an operating system. I can't sit with "good enough." If something interests me, I go from zero to deep-dive in about 48 hours flat.

Chapter 03 — Skills & Tools

Chapter 05 — Beyond the Screen

When the terminal is closed — building PCs, folding paper, skating, painting, exploring circuits. Here's what makes me something more than a developer.

Hobby — PC Building

There's something deeply satisfying about choosing every component — the CPU, cooler, RAM timings — and knowing exactly why you made each call. My first build took a weekend and three tutorials.

The RGB is non-negotiable. Not because it makes the computer faster — it makes the desk look incredible at 2 AM when I'm still debugging.

Hobby — Troubleshooting

Debugging is just structured problem-solving with stakes. I've spent hours tracing stack traces, reading kernel logs, and reproducing edge cases that 'should never happen.'

The moment a fix clicks — that's better than shipping new features.

Hobby — PCB Explorer

I started exploring PCBs when I realised software without hardware is only half the story. Tracing signal paths on a board is like reading assembly — tedious until suddenly it all makes sense.

I understand enough to read schematics, test with a multimeter, and know when a capacitor is the wrong value.

Hobby — PlayStation

Every game is a system with rules, feedback loops, and emergent complexity. Playing seriously taught me to look for patterns, test hypotheses, and iterate — long before I wrote code.

Also: the DualSense controller has the best haptics ever made. That's a fact.

Hobby — Origami

Origami is pure precision — one wrong fold and the whole structure is compromised. It's taught me patience, spatial reasoning, and that constraints aren't limitations; they're design.

A finished crane from 25 careful folds beats a rushed one every time. Same goes for code.

Hobby — 3D Art

I got into 3D art through Blender — originally to make assets for a game idea that never launched. The idea died; the obsession with topology and lighting didn't.

There's a parallel between good 3D modeling and good software architecture: clean underlying structure makes everything built on top look better.

Hobby — 2D Illustration

I sketch interfaces, UI concepts, and character ideas. It's the fastest way to prototype — faster than Figma, faster than code. A pen and paper remain my best design tool.

Hobby — Skating

Skating is just iteration with consequences. You try a trick, you fall, you figure out what went wrong, you try again. That loop is identical to debugging — just faster and more painful.

The discipline of skating translated directly into how I approach hard technical problems.

Philosophy — The through-line

Not a tagline. Not a resume bullet.

It's just how I work. You've seen it across every chapter.