i'm someone who loves to experiment with code, learn new things, and have fun while doing it. i'm currently working on python and c# projects, and learning to use git along the way.

• currently i'm busy with school, and the only time i can assign to coding is when i code for school, mostly in private repositories (like cs-RSA which i recently published)
• for school i'm mostly working on my matura-project, a big final project with a subject of own choice, where i'm in a rather theoretical field covering cryptography and quantum-computing
• gaining experience in core software development principles, such as git, unit tests, ci/cd, clean code
• as i do not have the time to learn a new language, like rust or c++ which i'd love to learn, i write all my projects in python or c#, making me more experienced in those languages

• languages: python, c#
• workflow: linux, terminal, git, rider, sonarqube, github, github actions
• tools: git, vscode, rider, github copilot, sonarqube
• api's: loads of llm apis, including openai, google gemini and various similar ones from groq, together...
• cloud: digital ocean, hetzner, aws, oracle
• future: hopefully c++ and/or rust

• i was interested in computer hardware very early, configuring and assembling my very first pc at 10 years old
• after having this pc, i started experimenting with linux very soon
• i really started my journey into linux after buying a raspberry pi to run a minecraft server using pterodactyl
• i was always curious and experimenting, for example triple-booting my dual-core locked-down school-laptop with windows/macos/linux
• like many i started my first few coding projects in python, building simple cli tools or games like snake
• nowadays i have a full homelab running proxmox with various linux lxc's and docker containers and a fully setup networking from local rerouting of traffic to hosting part's of my services on cloud platforms (hetzner, aws, oracle, digitalocean) or dedicated servers
• although i do not have a particular interest in it, gaining so much experience trying to understand software and sysadmin stuff, i gained some basic knowledge regarding cybersecurity in the internet, learning to leverage cloudflare, auth providers and other tools to secure my private services
• even though i have little time, and there's not really any services i don't have yet, i still sometimes tinker with my homelab or my rack server i have lying under my bed
• of course llm are very interesting, and before chatgpt was a thing and there was only the openai playground with text-davinci, i was already doing experiments with it, continuing to build agents or implement llm into various automations in python projects to this day
• my interest in tech across all domains isn't fading any time soon and currently i'm trying to collect experience in software development and the whole workflow behind it (no webdev/gui software)

• in c# i've done a lot of different projects, one of them being cs-RSA as part of my matura and other various school projects, with me having started learning c# end of 2024
• python is a language i've known for long, but having continuously furthered my experience by implementing small scripts into my day-to-day life be it file sorting or image formatting
• been trying to get into machine learning by:
  • creating huge synthesized datasets using python
  • fine-tuning small llm on said datasets
  • generally working a lot with local llm and llm api's and experimenting with tool usage and custom pipelines

• whenever possible, i listen to music of various kinds, from crystal castles over tame impala to some random unknown band from the 80s
• i love buying new tech or helping other people with buying/setting up tech
• a lot of my time and effort goes into my school career
• reading, currently mostly manga, was always something i could spend a whole day on without a break
• watching anime, with my favorite being tokyo ghoul, helps me relax and disappear into my head after a long day
• if the weather is nice, i love going for walks to be alone with my thoughts
• spending time in a nice environment with nice people helps me get off my screen :)

feel free to check out my repos (though most repos might be private tbh) :D