turns out... you can just do things.
hey you! you're safe here. i know, i know... another CS dropout. based in Edmonton, Alberta btw.
apart from teaching, building, or going down rabbit holes, you'll find me
- jumping around hackerhouses like:
- The Residency (got deepseek-v3 working on 4x3090 Ti rig w/ a friend ~1 week after the paper was released)
- FR8 (currently helping out w/ 2nd cohort, worked on a cuda textbook during 1st cohort (coming soon))
- mountain biking
- playing games like Minecraft or Diablo 4
- shitposting on X
- getting endorsements from the CTO of HuggingFace
- getting my timelapses reposted by elon musk
things im proud of (yes... i made these)
other creations on my personal youtube
- my macOS workflow (as of april 2025)
- CUDA tensor core usage w/ cutlass examples
- build a raspberry pi voice assistant w/ vision
- productive day in the life of me
- explaining backprop until i go bananas
- master every topic...ever.
- minecraft AIs pt 2
- minecraft AIs pt 1
- building neural net from scratch in python
my comfy corner:
- pytorch
- CUDA (mostly single gpu since im gpu poor...)
- macOS
- ubuntu/arch
- no cursor, no gemini cli, no vscode, but claude code (hate to admit it, but its simply awesome and sooo easy)
- jupyter notebooks
- gemini 2.5 pro / grok 4 (if all else fails ill try other models. usually the problem originates from a prompting issue on my part, or giving the model too many instructions at the same time)
- local neovim + apple notes for note taking
- at any given moment: classical music, binaural beats, nostalgic super mario boss music, one of my spotify playlists
timelapse #1 was my first viral post
timelapse #19 did quite well
wanna chat or take my brain for a bit? book a call!
went through some old stuff in july 2025 and decided to show the world a small chunk of my thinking/planning before everything rapidly changed in my life here