"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 over fifteen 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.

You can visit my about.me page to discover more places to find me. Alternatively, you may start from my Mastodon profile.

My Recent Activity at @myTerminal@fosstodon.org

(Last Sync: 4/17/2025, 5:14:55 PM)
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The realization that "important" and "urgent" aren't the same thing keeps coming back to me, several times a week.

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There are certain "important" tasks that need to be taken out (to closure) and moved out of the head before those "urgent" ones can be focused on.

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- Add a few tasks to my todo list
- Get overwhelmed ("when will I ever get it all done")
- Drop a few tasks (relief)
- Soon: "I'm wasting my life away!"
- (Repeat)

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Also me:
- "This is cool! I think I should share it with the world."
- restructures the task in form of a story, records/documents every single step
- shares it with the "world" with full excitement
- no one bothers to read / watch / give feedback
- reconsiders sharing future projects of similar nature
- comes across something cool
- (repeat)

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My four-year-old tells me that I'm old and am soon going to die (in my thirties), while she isn't as she's still small. What do I tell her about the state of this world right now! 🤦🏾‍♂️

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Don't we all fail to hold our excitement at times?

A meme depicting the expression of my co-workers upon me bringing up my 42nd ThinkPad at work
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Being a fan of for so long, being able to finally use on all my machines including devices is awesome! 🤓

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Only getting compliments on my car when it's dirty totally makes me look stupid for making every effort to keep it spotless. 😛

A picture of my Subaru BRZ at a gas station at night
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Left-foot braking is underrated. I realize this every single time I rediscover it and get amazed at its effectiveness.

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... and then I get reminded how too much of it isn't all that good either. 🤓

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A single encounter with a bad actor is enough to spoil the productivity of your entire day.

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Out of the three high-level steps of solving a problem, I do not know which is the most enjoyable: (1) Defining the problem, (2) Planning for the solution, or (3) Executing the plan.

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The Dell XPS M1210: A Subnotebook with a Twist
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A thumbnail my YouTube video review of a 2006 Dell XPS M1210