I chase simplicity, crave control, and build clean abstractions. Deep into Linux internals, terminals, C, NixOS, and low-level systems. I break things to learn, automate to focus, and tinker to grow.
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I specialize in low-level development: C, Linux internals, terminals, graphics pipelines, and Wayland/wlroots. I enjoy understanding the entire stack — from CPU architecture and memory allocation to window managers and UI tooling.
I work on projects like Pretty, a modern terminal emulator, contribute to Qtile’s Wayland backend, and build real systems at Asklaw.ge a growing legal-tech startup.
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Exploring low-level programming, systems architecture, and control over memory behavior.
Building reproducible systems, clean abstractions, and modular environments in Nix.
Diving into rendering paths, window management, and protocol behavior.
Understanding process flow, terminals, system calls, IPC, and how everything fits together.
Engineering production-grade backend features and improving system reliability.
Crafting a clean, efficient, repeatable development environment with NixOS.