"I count bits to save a clock. I don't use valgrind; I know where I left my pointers. But when it's time to ship, I make the Cloud bend to my will."
They say software is eating the world, but most of it is choking on bloated frameworks and electron apps. I prefer staying close to the metal. I write code that respects the CPU, compiles fast, and runs faster.
I'm a systems programmer, open-source maintainer, and now an enterprise-grade full-stack architect. Whether I'm writing bare-metal OS kernels, optimizing CUDA matrix multiplications, or orchestrating distributed containerized microservices on Google Cloud—I build systems that scale.
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I just hate using people's code
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An in-depth exploration of assembly language, the execution model, and computer architecture. ⭐ 11 |
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CUDA Accelerated Matrix Multiplication.
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C++20 GPU compute runtime with CUDA-like ergonomics.
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Dynamic and static D language bindings for the CUDA Driver API.
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Trying to create a compiler, let's see where this goes.
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Turn any git host into encrypted, deduplicating, transactional object storage.
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Google-Docs-style sync meets a kanban board, both algorithms built in Go.
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Sprinting years of senior engineering into a single todo app.
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VS Code extension source code of WebAI.
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Talk to your codebase from WhatsApp, routed to the Claude Code CLI.
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A simple tool to organize your messy folders.
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GSoC 2026: multi-protocol (gRPC, MQTT, WebSocket) support and a unified cross-platform CLI · my PRs.
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"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand... and great programmers write code that doesn't waste my L1 cache or crash my Docker containers."
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