"It's so much easier to see the world in black and white. Gray? I don't know what to do with gray..." - Garrus Vakarian
Summary
With almost sixteen years in software, my career is a blend of passion and expertise. Since beginning in the early 2000s, I’ve worked across a variety of platforms, tech stacks, and disciplines, spending the past decade dedicated to building dynamic web experiences with a focus on front-end technologies.
My approach to technology is fueled by curiosity, a forward-looking perspective, and a dedication to constant improvement. These qualities empower me to tackle challenges both within and beyond my primary expertise. I’m also deeply committed to mentoring and sharing knowledge, aiming to inspire both my team and the broader professional community.
Being a Technology Enthusiast
For me, working with computers is more than just a job—it’s a genuine passion that extends beyond the office. My interest spans both software and hardware, leading me to regularly contribute to open-source projects and participate in online developer communities. I love experimenting with all kinds of machines, not just computers, enjoying the exploration and tinkering process.
Hobbies & Personal Life
Guided by a scientific and methodical approach, I bring a sense of order and sincerity to every aspect of my life. Outside of work, I enjoy optimizing workflows, tinkering with gadgets, and relaxing with role-playing and strategy video games. I also have a unique fascination for cars, particularly the art of driving manual. Through this mix of technical skills, organization, and diverse interests, I find fulfillment in both my personal and professional life.
My Recent Activity at @myTerminal@fosstodon.org
(Last Sync: 7/9/2025, 6:29:06 AM)
@tusharhero I tried both: ssh and socat, and have settled with the latter for now.
#Emacs is the answer, every single time!
UPDATE: https://github.com/myTerminal/dotfiles/blob/master/.bin/mt-ollama-remote seems to be working great for now as an on-demand proxy.
Sharing #ellama sessions through #Syncthing was a great idea after all. This, coupled with my cheap-ish on-demand #AI server that I can connect to from my #ThinkPad devices should be a decent jump in my productivity.
And then I learned the skill of dropping #ToDo items that I "do not" need to do. I think I can get used to this!
So #Firefox now finally has tab groups, something I've been wishing for since forever!
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/native-tab-grouping-more-customizable-tab-bar/idi-p/303
I hope this doesn't end up appearing too colorful, with the top color denoting the tab container, and the bottom one for the group.
@tuckerm Right from the launch, where there are pre-menu animations about the developer and publisher, the framerate is less than one. When it finally reaches the main menu (that too in the lowest graphics setting, and even moving the cursor between the four options is impossible!
I am really disappointed with how #RobocopRogueCity barely even gets to the main menu and I haven't been able to get anywhere from there. I've tried it through #Steam on #Windows and #Linux both, on a machine with an RTX 3080 GPU, 32GB RAM and an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 CPU. I do not know what to say anymore.
That's because the problem solver inside me can't stand a problem even if I know a small part of how to approach it, and the "hero" inside me (mistakenly) thinks people need help. At the end of every cycle, the feeling of regret (for having spent my resources) overcomes that of accomplishment (for being one who made a difference).
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