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Medicine × Technology
First-year medical student and self-taught developer. I build Linux tools, dig into cybersecurity and OSINT, and spend the rest of my time learning how the human body works — most projects start with curiosity and end somewhere unexpected.
Medicine gave me the discipline; software gave me the playground.
I'm fascinated by systems.
A Linux distribution, a human organ, a network protocol, and a piece of malware all have something in common: they're systems with rules, patterns, and hidden complexity.
I enjoy taking things apart to understand how they work, documenting what I learn, and building tools that make future problems easier to solve.
What I spend most of my time actually doing.
A couple of things I've shipped and kept using.
A YouTube desktop client for Linux, built on Electron — with ad blocking baked in and performance tweaks so it doesn't feel like a browser tab pretending to be an app.
A winter-themed, minimalist lo-fi music launcher for Linux built into Rofi — keyboard-driven, lightweight, and made for staying heads-down without touching the mouse.