I wrote → HWHash ← for high granularity hardware monitoring. It looked like no one wanted to work with shared memory, pointers and structs but overclockers like myself, kinda needed it.

And then I built this thing → μBiT::EYE ← for MicroBT ASICs observability. Because apparently no one told MicroBT that 2020s UIs shouldn't look like Winamp skins, and I wanted to export my ASICs sensor data elsewhere, using Prometheus or InfluxDB.

I've also built: SRE/observability tools, some API Hooking guides (for detours.dll), and even built a couple of MMORPG bots:

MU Online Bot: Reverse Engineering Mu Online Network Protocol

Silkroad Online Bot: Clientless Bot for Silkroad Online

both bots contains hundreds of thousands of SLOCs, I really, REALLY like to write bots.

Almost everything that I write is either in C or C#. Personally, I prefer Procedural or Functional over strict OOP; less is more, and I honestly only care about performance, I've written enterprise code that I am not proud of, and some that I am.

Things I Enjoy:

• C - Nothing beats it
• ASM - I wrote PunkMark, a Benchmark tool that is full of ASM benchmarks for AVX, FP, Physics and such
• C# - I am a LINQ enjoyer
• C++ only the parts that matter
• Rust (yep)
• Hardware - Cache Architecture, instructions, optimizations, etc...
• SRE - From oldschool SysAdmin to a more modern name, but still
• Datamining - From scraping to results
• SQLite - Yep, im on that team
• Postgres - And this one too
• Automation in general
  Including extreme automation, intelligent systems, and reverse engineering strictly with the intent to automate

I've got a backgrounds in Computer Science and Linguistics and I've worked as a L2 Support Agent, NLP/ML Consultant, DevOps/Project Manager and, of course, full stack developer, but I am, in essence, just a nerd.