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why this exists

I wanted somewhere to keep a record of what I’m actually doing.

I was in a Zoom seminar once where someone from HackerRank said that keeping a public record — a blog, a site, anything — is one of the better ways to hold yourself accountable. That stuck with me.

I'm not someone who announces things. Starting something new out loud, on LinkedIn or anywhere else, has never come easily to me. So instead of posting about it, I built somewhere to just do it — a place to log what I'm learning as I go, mostly for myself, visible to anyone who wants to look.

I'm interested in the parts of computing that make me stop and wonder how things actually work — OS internals, low-level systems, programming, and whatever rabbit hole happens to pull my attention that week.

This site is where I keep track of those things. What I planned to work on, what I actually built, what I learned, and sometimes what went completely sideways.

No polished narrative. No pretending I figured everything out beforehand. Just the record.

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