I'm a developer who enjoys understanding how things work, experimenting with ideas, and building things along the way.

I mainly work with Rust, C, C++, and Python. Rust is currently my favorite, mostly because I enjoy the way it makes me think about memory, safety, and how software is designed.

I'm still learning, and I don't pretend to know everything. I just enjoy digging into things, trying different approaches, and figuring out why something works the way it does.

• Systems programming and performance
• Low-level programming, memory management, and computer architecture
• Algorithms and problem solving
• Hardware and the connection between software and the physical world
• Exploring unconventional ideas and approaches

I tend to be curious about what's happening under the hood rather than just using something without understanding it.

I like experimenting, questioning things that are usually taken for granted, and finding out whether there's a better way to do something.

I'm not particularly interested in following trends or using a technology just because it's popular. I'd rather understand the problem first and then figure out the right way to approach it.

I also believe that some of the best ways to learn are to build something yourself, make mistakes, and occasionally break things in the process.

Most of my repositories are personal projects, experiments, and ideas I'm exploring.

Some are practical, others are just ways to learn something new or see how far I can take an idea. Not everything is finished or polished, but that's part of the process.

• Languages: Rust, C, C++, Python
• Main interests: Systems programming, algorithms, performance, hardware
• Currently: Learning, experimenting, and building things.