Systems
How machines, networks and workflows actually behave.
About
Not a LinkedIn profile
I am curious to a probably inconvenient degree. If something catches my interest, there is a real chance I am still researching it several hours later.
What keeps me interested
I like problems that make me stop and think. The fun part is usually not already knowing the answer, but figuring out why something works the way it does.
01Something looks interesting
02Research
03Experiment
04How is it 2 AM?
Why I build things
A lot of my projects start with a small thought: why does this not exist, or why is this more annoying than it needs to be? Sometimes the result solves a meaningful problem. Sometimes it saves ten seconds.
10 seconds saved
Every 10 seconds counts.
Sometimes the automation takes longer than the original problem. That is not the point.
From systems to software
System administration
IT support
Software and AI tools
My technical background started in system administration, and I currently work in IT support. That mix has shaped how I approach problems: investigate carefully, understand the system, then improve the workflow.
Interests
Things that keep me busy
Development
Turning rough ideas into usable tools.
AI
Local models, assistants and practical automation.
Troubleshooting
Following clues until the thing finally makes sense.
Gaming
Easy to start. Occasionally difficult to stop.
Gym
Regular training, useful reset button.
Volleyball
A good way to leave the chair.
Friends
Doing things that are not debugging.
Still figuring out what's next
I do not have the entire roadmap figured out, and I am fine with that. For now I want to keep getting better technically, get closer to systems again, keep building software, and see whether development becomes a larger part of the path.
Curious what all that turns into?