I'm very passionate about technology and how it can be used to perform things that I like. My primary interest lies within systems engineering. As I grew up, I learned just how many unnecessary things are being done by software. Plus, I somehow grew into, at least in part, disliking most of what I came into contact with. I had many ideas on how to make things differently.

This way, I got deep into building my own systems, my own way. It started with games (missing freedom, actions I wanted to take), then morphed into: game engines (none really fit me; Unreal was too bloated, Unity used ... JavaScript); operating systems (kernel and userspace); programming languages (I love C vehemently, but ... it's not without its (many) issues); and most recently, it got into hardware itself, where I felt like the x86 is just a piece of convoluted, bloated trash.

I have an ongoing project to address each of the above. I've made quite some progress in some, less in others.

So far, I've collectively written ~137k SLOC in these projects. I only use SLOC to estimate project size, but it doesn't really mean anything more than that. Code quality is not measured in SLOC.

The most notable is my custom ISA + 32-bit CPU, and an operating system to go along with it:

(5379 source lines of SystemVerilog)

(7706 source lines of C)

(~2000 source lines of C++ (mediated via Unreal Engine at the time, so cannot estimate accurately))

Steam Store Page

(27175 source lines of C)

Steam Store Page

(also an Unreal game)

cuT (a fully-fledged 3D game engine)
(25736 source lines of C)

HeapZy (a to-do list program)
(17065 source lines of C)

DANGC (my own programming language; started as a C-like language and grew into something different)
(17072 source lines of C; 3677 source lines of DANGC)

Kryphos (a cryptographic library)
(11734 source lines of C; 3706 source lines of formal tests/proofs, such as HCL)

ACARIS (an attempted interpersonal dynamics analyzer)
(2653 source lines of ... Python [gasp!])
GitHub | Paper

Simtoon Compat Score (an attempted heterosexual interpersonal attraction quantifier):
(181 source lines of Python)
GitHub

Simtoon Embeddings
(698 source lines of Python)
GitHub

Attraction classifier
(907 source lines of Python. made purely for educational purposes; do not take seriously; do not use on people without consent!)
GitHub

I love stats. For example, seeing a graph of my daily/weekly/yearly productivity or my long-term music listening history feels exciting. It allows you to take a look at the depths of your life, potentially uncovering ways to improve and become more performant.

For coding tracking, I use WakaTime.