Most of my time goes into learning, building things, and trying to understand the parts of software that are usually hidden behind abstractions.

I like writing software, but I am also interested in what happens underneath it. Things like networks, protocols, operating systems, databases, backend systems, and all the small decisions that make software actually work.

A lot of what I learn starts with a simple question. I usually end up reading about it, trying something myself, breaking it a few times, and then writing about it once I understand it a little better.

That is more or less what this website is. It is a place where I keep track of things I am learning, things I have built, ideas I am thinking about, and things I do not want to forget.

I am also interested in entrepreneurship and the process of turning an idea into something people can actually use. I am still figuring out what that looks like, so I would rather document the process than pretend I already have it figured out.